A man surnamed Yang threw homemade explosives on the high school campus. The police seized drug e-liquid and prosecuted him according to law.

The man surnamed Yang is suspected of making homemade explosives and throwing them into the high school campus to detonate them. (Photo by reporter Huang Jialin)

A man surnamed Yang made homemade explosives filled with metal steel balls at home and threw them twice into a nearby national high school. Nearby residents heard the explosion and called the police. The police followed the lead and arrested someone and also found a large amount of "etomidate" drug e-liquid at his home. After investigation, the prosecutor charged him with drugs, firearms and other crimes, and recommended that the court give him a harsher sentence.

Prosecutors pointed out that in the early morning of May 9 this year, 24-year-old Yang went to a national high school next to his home with homemade explosives. After lighting them, he threw them into the campus one after another in an attempt to blow up the school building. Fortunately, the first one did not detonate successfully, and the second one was not powerful enough to cause a catastrophe.

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After receiving reports from the school and the public, the police set up a task force to follow up the investigation. In the early morning of May 10, they went to Yang Nan's residence with a search ticket. Not only did they find steel balls and other bomb-making tools, they also seized 5 cans of etomidate-based e-liquid with a total weight of nearly 1 kilogram.

During the prosecutor's interrogation, Yang Nan only admitted to possessing explosives and igniting them just to test whether they were lethal, but denied making homemade explosives and intending to sell zombie e-liquid. The prosecutors restored the conversation record from his mobile phone, did not accept his story, and prosecuted him for drug crimes, gunfire, and attempted arson of buildings. They pointed out that Yang Nan's evil deeds were not light and his methods were extremely bad, which seriously affected public order and campus safety. They recommended that the judge impose a harsher sentence to serve as a warning to others.

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