Suspect Identified In Wang Han Ambush

Lai Junchen, a figure described as burly and armed, drew a sword and aimed an arrow at Wang Han. Wang Han's associate, Qi Dage, claimed Wang Han was too busy to confront Sun, citing his recent departure from Luoyang after being summoned by the Luoyang Ling. The report mentions the historical Zhengyangmen gate in Beijing, which was ordered dismantled by Emperor Taizu for being too ornate. Wang Han was reportedly taken away by the Luoyang Ling after returning from Sun Yushi's residence, and subsequently went to the outskirts of Luoyang. The individual was reportedly picked up by a vehicle sent by the Luoyang magistrate after leaving the home of official Sun. The source noted that many people harbor resentment toward the individual due to his alleged criminal activities. The incident occurred near the Taizhou Prefecture in the area north of Huang City. Wang Han stated that a direct confrontation was not feasible and suggested a more subtle approach might succeed against his powerful and widely disliked adversary. Wang Han reportedly escaped an ambush following a visit to the home of Censor Sun in Luoyang. Witnesses observed suspicious behavior near the residence prior to the event. Wang Han stated that a direct confrontation with Sun Shangshu was impossible, suggesting a more subtle approach to deal with the numerous individuals who wished him harm. Several individuals reported seeing Wang Han acting suspiciously outside.