A Monk was arrested on Friday Morning accused of conducting lewd acts with a girl aged 11. A report was made to Police on 4th August by the parents of the girl who made accusations against the Monk, claiming he kissed the girl and touched the girl intimately. Police contacted the Monk who was asked initially to present himself to the Police Station for questioning. He failed to appear leaving Police with no option but to seek an arrest warrant in this sensitive case which saw the Monk detained on Friday under the supervision of the Chief Monk for the District who oversees a number of temples in the area. At the Police Station the Monk vehemently denied the allegations and because he is the Chief Monk of the temple located in the Baan Amphur area, he can only be removed from the monk-hood if there is clear evidence of wrongdoing. A joint committee comprising of Monks and Police will now be set up to investigate the allegations.
#gallery-1Sunday, September 23, 2012
Chief Monk in Sattahip accused of conducting lewd acts with an 11 year old girl
Friday, August 31, 2012
Swiss-owned house destroyed in fire at Sattahip Village
A house owned by a Swiss National was destroyed by a fire on Monday and an 80 year old woman and the house maid are currently missing and may have died in the fire. Rescue Services and Fire-fighters were quickly on-scene at the Nada Village in Sattahip and after 3 hours the fire was brought under control. The Swiss owner and his Wife were currently out-of-the-country and the house was being looked-after by their maid who lived there with her 80 year old cousin. Neighbours reported hearing a loud explosion seconds before smoke was seen coming from the house which was constructed of Teak wood. Damage is estimated at 5 Million Baht and the whereabouts of the two missing women is still not known although Police were told that the pair may have left days before the fire to live elsewhere.
#gallery-1Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Thai Marine plunges to his death in Sattahip after parachute fails
A Royal Thai Marine plunged to his death after his parachute failed during a training jump in Sattahip District on Monday and fell onto the front porch of a house located close to the Navy Base. Police Colonel Chonapat, Chief of Sattahip Police attended the scene at the Egthani Village. Behind a gate of one of the houses was the body of Petty Officer First Class Rattapon aged 35. His parachute was still attached to him and it was clear the chute had failed. The body of the Petty Officer was taken to the local morgue and his family are now waiting for the results of an internal investigation into the incident.
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