A woman in Liaoning climbed over the bus security door and hit the driver on the head with a hammer. Does the woman have mental illness?

Social problems have always been an important part of the development of the times, and different social problems may appear in different social stages. At the same time, we can see that facing different social problems. Different people have different solutions, but not all social problems can be properly solved and there are many accidents. According to news media reports, a woman in Liaoning jumped over the bus security door and hit the driver on the head with a hammer, which triggered a discussion. Everyone was most concerned about whether the woman was mentally ill.

Mental illness is not a refuge. Nowadays, many people think that as long as the suspect is mentally ill, he can be exempted from certain punishment, but this idea is not correct. Mental patients should stay where they can ensure the safety of others, instead of going in and out of public places at will, and they can also carry this harmful weapon to attack others. Mental illness is not a gold medal for impunity.

Look at this matter correctly. We can't judge anyone until all the results appear and the authoritative department gives a clear answer. Just because this woman's behavior is different from ordinary people, she can't be considered mentally ill, which is unfair to many people, the victims and their families. At the same time, we should also see that if this woman really suffers from mental illness, then the family who takes care of her should bear the corresponding guardianship responsibility, and she can't get away with it because of mental illness.

In essence, how to treat the current public safety problems is closely related to public safety. Now the bus doors have been installed with protective safety doors. However, not everything can be solved by a security door. We should be vigilant in everything in our daily life, and at the same time, we should improve relevant legislation. This is not only hurting one person, but hurting all the passengers in the car at that time. It is a major crime involving public safety.