Sprinter Zhang Peimeng was administratively detained by the police for 5 days for beating his mother-in-law three years ago
On December 14, upstream news reporters confirmed from multiple sources that sprinter Zhang Peimeng had been administratively detained by the police on December 11, 2023, for beating his mother-in-law. Zhang Peimeng is a famous sprinter, and after retiring, he served as an assistant coach of the Physical Education Department of Tsinghua University.
According to a previous report by Upstream News, on August 24, 2020, during the separation from his wife, Zhang Peimeng came to his mother-in-law's house to pick up her daughter, and her mother-in-law was injured by Zhang Peimeng in the process, and the police identified the injuries as minor injuries.
On December 14, in response to Zhang Peimeng's detention, Tsinghua University responded that it had punished Zhang Peimeng in accordance with the procedures.
On December 28, 2020, the Harbin Municipal Police made an administrative penalty decision against Zhang Peimeng. Photo courtesy of the interviewee
According to a previous report by Upstream News, in July 2020, Zhang Peimeng separated from his wife Mo Han, who took his 10-month-old daughter back to his mother's house in Harbin to take care of him. On August 24 of the same year, Zhang Peimeng took many people to his mother-in-law's house in Harbin and forcibly broke into the house and took away her daughter. In the process, the mother-in-law and a relative at the scene were injured by Zhang Peimeng, and the police determined that both of them had minor injuries.
On December 28, 2020, in accordance with the Public Security Administration Punishment Law, the Daoli Branch of the Harbin Municipal Public Security Bureau imposed an administrative penalty of 5 days of administrative detention on Zhang Peimeng.
Later, because Zhang Peimeng submitted for administrative reconsideration, the police suspended his administrative detention. According to the "Administrative Reconsideration Decision", Zhang Peimeng claimed that there was no act of beating his mother-in-law, that this case was a dispute over marriage and family, that Zhang Peimeng's behavior of holding back the child did not violate the relevant provisions of the administrative law, and that the 5-day administrative detention did not conform to the principle of administrative reasonableness and should be revoked in accordance with law.
Zhang Peimeng. According to Xinhuanet
On May 8, 2021, the Harbin Municipal Public Security Bureau made a decision to maintain the original 5-day administrative punishment. According to the Harbin Municipal Public Security Bureau, Zhang Peimeng committed illegal acts in the process of taking the child, using violent means to beat her mother-in-law. According to the testimony of the relevant parties and the injury diagnosis and other evidence, it was confirmed that Zhang Peimeng had beaten his mother-in-law, so the Harbin Municipal Public Security Bureau gave Zhang Peimeng a corresponding punishment.
After that, Zhang Peimeng continued to file an administrative lawsuit with the court, requesting an order to revoke the administrative punishment of the Harbin Municipal Public Security Bureau's Daoli Branch and the Harbin Municipal Public Security Bureau's decision to uphold the five-day detention. Subsequently, the Daoli District People's Court of Harbin City and the Intermediate People's Court of Harbin City held court sessions and rejected Zhang Peimeng's litigation claims.
Upstream news reporters learned from authoritative sources that on December 11, Zhang Peimeng was sentenced to administrative detention by the police for beating his mother-in-law, and the Harbin police coordinated with the Beijing Municipal Police to carry out the execution in another place, and the enforcement period was 5 days.
After Zhang Peimeng retired, he joined the Physical Education Department of Tsinghua University as a teaching assistant. On December 14, in response to Zhang Peimeng's detention, the staff of Tsinghua University's Office of Teacher Ethics and Ethics said that the university had dealt with Zhang Peimeng in accordance with regulations and procedures, and that it was inconvenient to disclose the specific punishment.
Upstream news reporter Zhang Ying