Stone Throwing Incident on Sukhumvit Road - Pattaya People

 

 

During their regular road checkpoints Sriracha police were stopped by the driver of a pickup, Mr. Jamnong, who reported that minutes before as he was travelling with his family along Sukhumvit Road, a man threw a stone which shattered the front windshield.  Fortunately, no one was hurt, but an investigation was put into operation after receiving details of the assailant.  Further down the road, officers came across the suspect man, and on approaching, realised that he was known locally to be mentally retarded.  Homeless Lek was found to be in a state of drunkenness and for some unknown reason started throwing stones at passing vehicles.  Jamnong did not wish to press charges but Lek was detained for the safety of all and his relatives were traced to make sure he gets proper medical treatment.

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Mock Re-enactment of Russian Rape Incident - Pattaya People

 

After the successful arrest of three men accused of raping and robbing two Russian women on Boxing Day, a mock re-enactment of the crime was organised by Pattaya Police on Thursday morning. Chonburi Police Commander Pol. Maj. Gen. Katcha Tartsart supervised the re-enactment. 35 year old Wichian Jaija and his two accomplices Tongchai aged 20 and Anuwat aged 32, were taken under guard to Pratamnak Soi 2 where they abducted the women, and then to Huay Yai to Charknok reservoir where the crime took place.   Later, the Police Commander surveyed the area around Pratamnak, since the incident and other reported incidents of robbery and burglaries in the nearby streets.  Hence, a meeting was held and agreement was taken to increase the number of police officers patrolling Pratamnak with the cooperation of Pattaya and Banglamung Administration Officials.  

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Suspect Police Officer in Shooting Incident Suspended From Duty - Pattaya People

 

 

As the investigation goes on into the shooting incident at the residence of the Pattaya Police Superintendent’s residence, it was announced on Friday about the suspect gunman who fired at the window of the residence at the rear of the Police Station earlier this week.  Apparently, according to a witness the suspect is a Senior Sergeant Major, who in a state of drunkenness got angry with the new superintendent’s strict rules on work performance.  The 51 year old officer involved denies all charges against him and insisted he was on duty at Bali Hai and then took his family to the countryside at the time of the incident, before returning to work.  He has been temporarily suspended from duty and is currently helping forensics with their enquiries and his room which is located opposite the Superintendent’s quarters has been searched for evidence.

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Man Dies in Hit and Run Incident on Soi Buakhao - Pattaya People

 

 

In the early hours of Saturday morning Pattaya police were notified by the Sawang Boriboon Rescue Team to investigate a hit and run incident that had occurred on Soi Buakhao in South Pattaya.  The victim was Mr. Preeda aged 53, a motorcycle taxi rider, who was later pronounced dead on arrival at Pattaya Memorial hospital.  At the scene was Miss Sumalee aged 32, who stated that she was a passenger on the other bike involved in the accident.  She said her foreign boyfriend was drunk and rode the bike at excess speed along this busy road; he lost control and collided into the taxi rider’s bike.  Frightened, the boyfriend abandoned her and apparently fled the scene on the bike.  Photos were taken at the scene and the woman was taken back to the police station for further questioning about her foreign partner.

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Announcement on Progress in Russian Rape Incident - Pattaya People

 

 

An announcement was made at Pattaya police station on Friday morning about the progress in the case of two Russian women who were abducted at gun point as they were walking back to their hotel on Pratamnak Road on Christmas Day. They were bundled into a pickup and taken 10 kilometers out of Pattaya to Shaknok reservoir where they were repeatedly raped by three Thai men.  After an intensive investigation three men have been detained for DNA tests, and a truck has been impounded for evidence.

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Disco doormen surrender to Police following Brit Drowning incident off Pattaya Bay

Posted on December 4, 2012

Three Security Guards working at the Marine Discotheque behind Walking Street where three British men were thought to have been involved in an altercation before being chased through Walking Street who were then seen jumping off the end of a restaurant extension into Pattaya Bay leading to the death of one of them, have handed themselves into Police who are currently investigating the incident.

On Sunday afternoon the three British men were seen to jump off the end of Tankay Seafood Restaurant into the sea. Mr. Patrick Lawrence Molloy aged 28 lost his life after he got into difficulties as he attempted to reach a banana boat situated 500 meters off the coast. The other two men whose names have been confirmed as Mr. James Louis Wilks aged 29 and Mr. Jerry Robson aged 30 survived after they were able to reach pleasure boats moored in the bay.

The three Security Guards who work at the Marine Hotel Discotheque (not the Marine 2 Discotheque as previously reported) which is open from the early hours of the morning until Midday were named as Khun Sompot aged 43, Khun Pramaert aged 23 and Khun Somkit aged 37 who described to Police how the three men were allegedly seen to touch a female in an inappropriate manner which angered the guards who approached the three men to ask them to stop.

It was mentioned that all three men were heavily intoxicated and joining the three Disco Guards was a Security Guard stationed in the Hotel Lobby, Khun Yonyut aged 50, who was allegedly kicked in the leg. At this point the confrontation became violent as the three men were suddenly outnumbered and ran out of the Hotel in the direction of Walking Street, followed by the four guards. There was no mention of the guards being armed even though Police suspect they were.

It was decided by Police to issue the three men with fines for public order offences after CCTV evidence was presented to Police which showed the incident inside the Disco. The fine relates to their admission they chased the men down to Walking Street thus causing a public disturbance. There was no accusation made against either of the men to suggest they were directly involved in the death of Mr. Molloy.

Although they have been released the three men may be called back to the Police Station depending on the progress of the investigation which is pointing towards a death by misadventure conclusion at this time.

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Man Dies from Shooting Incident in Jomtien - Pattaya People

 

On Wednesday evening Dongtan police were notified to investigate a shooting incident that had occurred in Jomtien.  At the scene, officers found a bloodstained Honda Wave motorcycle, the male victim 23 year old Jeerapol had already been taken to Pattaya Memorial Hospital with a bullet wound to his chest.   At the hospital his friends had gathered to be told that Jeerapol had died in the Emergency Room. Police gathered information and learned that Jeerapol was a school bus driver and had earlier gathered with his friends to celebrate Loy Krathong on Jomtien Beach Road.  A fight broke out between them and a rival gang and one of them, a man called Jack pulled out a gun and started firing into the group, one bullet hitting Jeerapol in the chest.  A search is now on to find the suspect killer called Jack.

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Incident at Wedding Shop leads to arrest of Illegal Money Lenders by Pattaya Police

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The owner of a Wedding Shop in North Pattaya reported the illegal seizure of items from her shop by a gang of armed debt collectors on Thursday afternoon. Khun Tanapat aged 32 reported the continual harassment by debt collectors who are known to work for an organization based in Chantaburi Province. She had borrowed the sum of 200,000 Baht from them and promised to pay 10,000 Baht per month until the loan plus interest was paid back. After the second month Khun Tanapat was unable to make the payments which led to daily visits from debt collectors who, on Thursday, began to seize items of value from the shop due to non-payment of the money. At this point the Police were called and they arrested four individuals, one of them being only 17 years old. Police Colonel Tamanoon, the Pattaya Police Chief announced the arrests at a press conference at Pattaya Police Station and also revealed the seizure of a pen-gun with bullets, a small quantity of Marijuana, a large amount of money and business cards for the illegal money lending business. The group were charged with a variety of offences and await sentencing in Court.

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Police Investigation into Raid on Wrong Premises Incident - Pattaya People

Both Pattaya and Banglamung police are to set up an investigation after an investigating officer from Klongton Police station made a complaint against the police stating that his 15 year old son had been physically assaulted by police officers in a raid at his house early last week.  Apparently the police, who claimed they were from Pattaya, had searched the wrong house and came across the home alone boy and according to him he was beaten up and handcuffed, and  in so doing caused grief and suffering for the officer’s family.  When neighbours came to the rescue and told the men that the house belonged to a police officer, they immediately released the boy and called the officer to apologise.  However, the officer filed a complaint at both Banglamung and Pattaya Police stations about the incident and so a full investigation is now underway.
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Bizarre incident involving Ministry of Commerce officials at Pattaya Police Station

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Officials from the Ministry of Commerce seized hundreds of counterfeit branded items at an unknown location in Pattaya on Tuesday Night and did their best to prevent journalists from publishing the story. Earlier in the night a Baht Bus full of the seized items arrived at the back of Pattaya Police Station and officials began to offload black bags full of clothing items reportedly seized earlier in the night. When they saw journalists they put the bags back on the Baht Bus and drove off. They were then seen to return to Pattaya Police Station and dumped the bags in front of the main reception. When asked if anyone had been arrested, they said the owner of the shop was able to escape. During the reporting process at the Police Station, journalists were not allowed to film but were able to determine the seizure was made from an unnamed shop on Pattaya Second Road. Journalists were puzzled as to why they were being prevented from filming the case and are now trying to find out more details.

Terror Incident in Guesthouse Lift - Pattaya People

 

 

It was like a scene from a Hollywood drama when on Wednesday evening the Sawang Boriboon Rescue Team received a distress call that a man was reported to be stuck in a guesthouse lift.  A few officers went along to the 5 storey building in Soi 13, Jomtien to discover the Thai man in his 60s had been trapped on the 3rd floor for over an hour.  Immediately, the team got into action and within minutes prised open the door for the man to breathe and receive some water.  After his rescue, Mr. Tammawong stated that as he was descending from the 5th floor the lights went out and the lift started shaking before coming to a sudden stop.  Fortunately, people outside on the 3rd floor heard his shouts for help and contacted the Sawang Boriboon.  It seems that everyone will now have to use the stairs as the out of service lift is being investigated.

Disturbed Man on Electricity Pylon Incident - Pattaya People

Banglamung police were called by the Sawang Boriboon Rescue Team in the early hours of Friday to deal with a man who had climbed an electricity pylon in Nongplalai and they believed he would jump.  At the scene, the team came across 32 year old Mr. Wijit who seemed to be going through an anxiety attack.  He was shouting and muttering to himself oblivious to all around.  After failing to get his attention police was given the phone number of the man’s girlfriend.     After 30 minutes the woman arrived and she talked him down from the pylon.  Police released him after he apologized and his girlfriend stated that he had a mental problem and was undergoing medical treatment at a local hospital.  
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