Toddler Pulled From Pram And 'Murdered' A two-year-old girl who was thrown to the ground by a man during a row over a parking space in Beijing has died, state media say. A witness told the Beijing Times that the man, identified only by his surname Han, wanted to park by a bus stop in Beijing. But the toddler's mother, who was on foot, would not move out of his way as she tending to her daughter at the time. Han got out of his car and allegedly hit the woman before taking the girl out of her pram, holding her up and throwing her "forcefully" to the ground, said the witness, a street-stall owner surnamed Zhou. "The baby made no noises after being dropped, not even a cry of pain," the newspaper quoted Zhou as saying. Another man came out of the car and also beat the mother before the pair drove away, it added. The woman was waiting by a bus stop on Beijings Keji road Police reportedly found Han, who was released from prison this year after serving a sentence for theft, in a hot spring bathhouse and detained him. "Han was put in criminal detention on suspicion of intentional homicide on Thursday afternoon," state news agency Xinhua said, citing the Beijing Security Bureau. Han could face the death penalty if he is convicted of murder. The incident sparked outrage on Chinese social media as weibo users vilified the attackers and expressed grief over the toddler's fate. "When you come back in another life, dear baby, be sure to be born in another country," one user wrote. Another weibo user called the attackers "perverse animals" and a third called for the death penalty as punishment. "For this kind of murderer with an evil nature, the death penalty should be carried out immediately," the post said.