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Ms. Cai and Mr. Huang were once boyfriend and girlfriend living together, and they were family members under the Domestic Violence Prevention and Control Act. The two parties had always had disputes.
A woman surnamed Cai had always had disputes with her former boyfriend surnamed Huang. On the afternoon of May 7 this year, when she met Huang and his friends while driving in Miaoli City, the two sides had an argument. Cai reversed the car, accelerated forward, and then spun around. As a result, three people at the scene were unable to dodge and fell to the ground. Among them, man Huang was run over by a vehicle and suffered a fracture of his right pelvis. The Miaoli District Court recently concluded a trial and sentenced Ms. Cai to three years in prison for attempted serious injury.
The verdict stated that Cai and Huang were cohabiting boyfriends and were family members as defined in the Domestic Violence Prevention and Control Law. Cai was driving outside a community in Miaoli City at around 4 pm on May 7 this year when she saw Huang and two friends walking into an open space on the side of the road. She first drove close to the car and stopped in front of Huang. Later, due to a dispute between the two parties, Cai reversed, accelerated, rammed and turned around.
This move caused three people to fall to the ground before they could dodge. Mr. Huang was crushed and suffered a fracture of his right pelvis (pubic bone and ischium) and multiple bruises. The other two people also suffered multiple injuries to their limbs.
The judge considered that Ms. Cai did not want to deal with the dispute in a rational way and led to a collision with the car that endangered social security. However, considering that she had always confessed to the crime and had reached mediation with Huang's two other friends and compensated for forgiveness, Huang did not attend the mediation. Finally, she was sentenced to 3 years in prison.

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