
台中市男子白翊辰於2024年10月27日無照且多次吸毒後駕駛BMW撞死散步的葉姓退休公務員,肇事後加速逃逸,一審被國民法庭依殺人等罪判處應執行12年5月徒刑。白男不服上訴,羈押期將於10月18日屆滿,台中高分院認定其有逃亡之虞,裁定自10月19日起延長羈押2個月,可抗告。
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白翊辰於2024年10月26日在桃園殯儀館附近吸食K菸後無照駕駛BMW返回台中太平住家,隔天凌晨又施用毒咖啡包及俗稱「喪屍煙彈」的毒品,隨後開車前往北屯區朋友家,還與友人一起飲用俗稱「喵喵」的毒咖啡包。
台中市男子白翊辰前天無照且多次吸毒後駕駛BMW,撞死散步的葉姓退休公務員,肇事後竟加速逃逸,一審遭國民法庭依殺人等罪判刑,應執行12年5月,白男不服上訴,且近日羈押期即將屆滿,台中高分院認定其涉犯重罪有逃亡之虞,裁定自10月19日起延長羈押2個月,可抗告。
這起案件發生於2024年10月27日,當時18歲白男前一天在桃園殯儀館附近吸食K菸後,無照駕駛BMW租賃車返回台中太平住家,隔天凌晨又施用毒咖啡包及俗稱「喪屍煙彈」的毒品,隨後開車前往北屯區朋友家,還與友人一起飲用俗稱「喵喵」的毒咖啡包。
當日上午9時許,白男駕車沿北屯路240巷行駛,撞上靠路邊行走的葉姓退休公務員,造成葉男全身多重創傷,送醫後仍傷重不治,白男肇事後不但沒有停車救人,反而加速逃逸自撞路旁號誌箱才停下,隨即遭警方逮捕,檢方依殺人等罪起訴,案件由國民法庭審理。
期間白男始終否認殺人,辯稱僅涉及毒駕致死,一審仍依殺人罪判處有期徒刑11年10月、毒駕罪1年,合併應執行12年5月,另無照駕駛過失傷害部分判刑6月,得易科罰金,白男不服上訴,目前由台中高分院審理,而他自今年5月19日起遭羈押,8月19日再延押2個月,原羈押期限將於10月18日屆滿。
台中高分院認為,被告行為剝奪無辜者生命,造成無法回復的重大損害,若僅採具保、責付或限制住居等手段,恐不足以確保後續審判及執行程序,裁定自10月19日起再延押2個月,全案仍可抗告。
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白翊辰將對台中高分院的羈押延長裁定提起抗告
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案件將進入第二審實質審理,焦點將在於殺人罪名是否成立
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