Drunk Chinese Man Who Ran Over Four Schoolchildren Admits Driving Without License
A Chinese man who received a suspended prison sentence and had his driver's license revoked after striking four elementary school students while driving drunk in 2025 admitted at his first trial on September 3 that he repeatedly drove without a license while still on probation. (News On Japan)
A Chinese man, Deng Hongpeng, who struck four elementary school students while driving drunk in 2025 admitted at his first trial on September 3 that he had driven without a license while still on probation. Deng, 44, was sentenced to two years and six months in prison, suspended for four years, and had his driver's license revoked after the incident in May 2025.
However, he was arrested and indicted again in June 2026 for allegedly driving without a license multiple times while still serving his suspended sentence. During his first hearing on September 3, Deng admitted to the charges, stating, "It is true. That is correct."
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