俄克拉荷马州24岁中国留学生惨遭枪击身亡(图)
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NAOL.CA】 2011/06/01
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北美在线(NAOL.CA):
不幸消息,俄克拉荷马州一名24岁中国留学生惨遭歹徒枪击身亡。
据倍可亲综合新闻,警方消息,遇害的中国学生名叫Sufeng
He,是Tulsa大学工程系的在读学生,今年24岁。案发时,他正在熊猫快餐店(Panda
Express)停车场。一名刚在附近作案后持枪逃窜的歹徒在他打开车门时向他开了枪。美国媒体称他是“在错误的时间,出现在了错误的地点“”(Mr.
He, a resident of China who was just in the
wrong place at the wrong time, died at the
scene.)
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俄克拉荷马州24岁中国留学生惨遭歹徒枪击身亡
They were dressed as utility workers, so they
could be in the neighborhood without raising much
suspicion. It was about ten in the morning on
Tuesday in Prue, Oklahoma, and the two ‘linesmen’
knocked on the front door of a home.
When the door was opened, the two burst in and
tied up the two residents there, and then started
hauling valuables out of the home, including a large
number of guns. The invading burglars intended to
use the big GMC van of their victims to carry off
the loot.
They untied one of the residents to take as a
hostage. Once their victim was forced into the van,
the trio sped away. A short time later, the victim
left tied in the house worked himself loose and
called the police. He reported that he knew where
the gunmen were headed – to a house at 22nd and
South Oswego in Tulsa – where they intended to “do
harm.”
By the time the police got to the address, the
gunman and his hostage had already arrived, and a
man later identified as 31-year old Billy Joe
Hammons was holding a gun to the hostage’s head.
When Hammons spotted the police, he immediately
began firing shots, and that’s when it really got
crazy.
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俄克拉荷马州24岁中国留学生惨遭歹徒枪击身亡
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俄克拉荷马州24岁中国留学生惨遭歹徒枪击身亡
With the steering wheel in one hand and a gun
blazing in the other, Hammons navigated toward Yale
Avenue, and at 21st Street, he wheeled into the
parking lot of the Walmart food store, where he
threw the transmission into Park and ran inside.
When shots rang out inside the Neighborhood
Market, shoppers screamed and ran for the doors.
Witnesses said the man with the gun fired shots into
the air at first, and people just scrambled. A crowd
of shoppers got outside only to find the gunman had
followed them out. The shoppers raced back in.
Hammons, still wielding his gun, ran to a nearby
Chinese restaurant, the Panda Express. He approached
a compact car where a driver sat behind the wheel
and banged on the window with his gun. When the
small car’s door finally opened, Hammons fired
inside, killing 24-year old Sufeng He, an
engineering student at the University of Tulsa. Mr.
He, a resident of China who was just in the wrong
place at the wrong time, died at the scene.
Rather than stealing the car of the driver he had
just killed, Hammons ran over to a pickup in the
same parking lot. The owner quickly offered to give
up his vehicle, once his wife and child were out of
it. When Hammons climbed in and drove off, police
were firing guns after him, hoping to head the
gunman off.
With one fatality left behind in the parking lot
behind him, Hammons careened away in the pickup,
traveling nearly two blocks before he crashed into a
telephone pole at 22nd and Yale. There were reports
that a gunshot was heard.
Cautiously, members of a special police unit
approached the crashed pickup, not knowing whether
Hammons was holed up, just waiting to shoot again.
It was about 2:15 Tuesday afternoon. The first
officer reached the window and looked inside.
Hammons was dead behind the wheel.
As yet, no one knows why Billy Joe Hammons went
wild on Tuesday, but the police, the friends and
family of Mr. He, and the Walmart shoppers are
talking about it still.
From News9
TULSA, Oklahoma -- Tulsa Police are investigating
an incident at 21st and Yale in which witnesses say
a gunman shot and killed a man who wouldn't give up
his vehicle.
The incident began at about 12:30 p.m. when a man
kidnapped a person in a GMC Safari minivan in the
2200 block of South Oswego Place.
With police in pursuit, the thief got out of the
van and carjacked a man in a white Ford pickup.
Police chased him eastbound on 21st Street where he
drove into the parking lot of the Walmart
Neighborhood Market.
Witnesses tell News On 6 the man ran into the
store and opened fire. He then ran out of the store
and tried to carjack a man in a small dark-colored
car. Police say when that driver refused to give up
the vehicle, the gunman shot and killed the man and
the car rolled into the intersection.
The University of Tulsa identified the man as
Sufeng He, a 24-year-old eletrical engineering
master's student from China.
"Sufeng was a bright and promising student who was
taken away from us much too soon as the result of
this random and senseless act of violence," said TU
President Steadman Upham. "The thoughts and prayers
of the entire TU family go out to his family and
friends during this terrible time."
A spokesman for the University of Tulsa said a
passenger in He's car was not injured.
After the gunman shot and killed He, witnesses say
he then carjacked Robert Sanderson and his family
who were in a mid-90s extended cab Chevy pickup near
the Panda Express.
Sanderson told News On 6 he was stopped at a red
light at 21st and Yale when he saw the gunman
running across the intersection. Sanderson ran the
red light to try to get away, but says the gunman
jumped into the back of his truck.
5/31/2011 Related Story: Tulsa Carjacking Victim
To Gunman: 'Let Me Get My Baby'
Sanderson says the gunman was yelling and pounding
on the back glass, so Sanderson stopped in the
entrance to the Walmart and got out of the truck.
He says he begged the gunman to allow him to get
his baby, his girlfriend and his girlfriend's
younger brother out of the truck and the gunman
agreed.
The gunman drove off, firing as he went, almost
immediately hitting a utility pole and stopping the
truck. Witnesses say police had returned fire at the
gunman, but it's not clear yet if they hit him.
The gunman never got out of the truck. Police shut
down the intersection and called in the Special
Operations Team as they surrounded the vehicle.
Police used their armored car and shields to
approach the truck and confirmed the gunman was
dead.
Along the way the gunman dropped a gun and a
holster near the drive-thru lane at the Panda
Express.
Homicide detectives are looking for the missing
minivan. It's a white, 1999 GMC Safari, bearing
Oklahoma tag 612-FLT. Police say the vehicle
possibly contains a large amount of firearms. They
say it may be driven by a white man in his 40s.
News On 6 crews at the scene report hearing many
gun shots, presumably fired by the gunman,
throughout the ordeal.
The police presence at the scene was so large and
the investigation so extensive the Red Cross
dispatched an emergency response vehicle and a
volunteer team to provide beverages and
energy-sustaining snacks to emergency responders.
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