Drunken Woman Drives Car into Tailor Shop - Pattaya People

 

Pattaya police was called out on Thursday morning to investigate a car crash incident on the lower part of Central Road near Beach Road.  At the scene, officers came across a Honda City car smashed into the side of August Tailors Shop. Nearby was the driver, 23 year old Mrs. Busaba, safe but in a very intoxicated state.  She was taken back to the police station for a breathalyzer and legal proceedings.  An eye witness stated that the woman was driving at extreme speed and lost control of the car, landing into the tailor shop.  Thankfully being early in the morning no one was around to be injured.  Damages to the shop are estimated at around 70,000 baht.

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Woman Arrested at Border after Fleeing Pattaya - Pattaya People

 

 

Late on Thursday evening, officers from both Chonburi Tourist Police and Chanthaburi Immigration announced the arrest of a Mrs. Jidapa, accused of drugging and robbing a British tourist staying at a hotel in Pattaya.  The incident occurred last week and after a full investigation, the 48 year old woman was caught trying to cross the Cambodian border.  She still had a quantity of sleeping pills that she used to drug her victim, 55 year old Mr. Alan Basham who she met on Beach Road.  Apparently back at his hotel room, she slipped a few pills into his drink and when he fell unconscious, she robbed him of his belongings.  She was brought back to Pattaya to face the charge of aggravated robbery.

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Woman Rescued From Robbers - Pattaya People

 

 

On Sunday right after midnight, the Sriracha Police were called by people who reported an attempted theft and bodily harm on the Bangpra Reservoir-Naplaaw Road. The attack happened to woman, Mrs. Yupa Kreua-kaam, aged 49, who was abducted and slapped in her face many times by the 2 male robbers, aged 17-18.  These thugs had followed her on their motorbike, while she was riding her motorcycle home, taking her usual route. Then these ruffians drove up beside her, and shoved her motorcycle to the ground.

After her bike fell over and Yupa was lying on the ground, one of the robbers dragged her to sit in the front seat of the bike. Then he jumped on her bike to drive them into a dark bushy area, while the other thief drove the robber’s bike.

The one driving her bike threatened her to tell what was underneath the seat. Wisely, she did not tell them that it was 50,000 baht. She tried to look at the crook’s face, but she got slapped many times for trying. Then, passing a group of people sitting at Uncle Chob’s Restaurant, Yupa decided to scream out for help. She decided to risk it, as it was do or die at this point, because after this restaurant, there would only be bushy areas with no people, and she would probably be killed.

Clever Yupa decided to switch off the bike’s motor, and when the engine was off, she screamed again, and the locals ran out and saved her; however, the 2 robbers were able to flee the scene. The police started tracing the suspects immediately, and believe they must know of Yupa’s movements and work habits, and clearly expected to snag something valuable underneath her seat.

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Drunken Woman Crashes Car into Lamppost - Pattaya People

 

Banglamung police were notified by the Sawang Boriboon Rescue Team on Monday evening that a car had crashed into a lamppost on Sukhumvit Road near the Kratinglai bridge intersection.  At the scene, officers found the turned over Nissan sedan in the centre isle of the highway, with its female driver stuck inside behind the wheel.  The driver, 36 year old Miss Piyawadee was in a very drunken state and verbally abused her rescuers as they tried to pull her out of the vehicle.   Witnesses were gathered who stated they saw the woman driving at high speed, losing control and hitting the pole before turning over and landing in the centre isle. She was taken to Banglamung hospital and will be questioned and no doubt charged with drunk driving after she receives treatment.  

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3 Month Pregnant woman threatens to jump from Bridge in Sriracha

A 3 months pregnant woman threatened to jump from a bridge on Saturday afternoon in Sriracha. Police were called to the Huoy Banna Bridge in Sriracha District and attempted to persuade the 23 year old woman to climb back over the bridge railings to safety. It took officers two hours of negotiation before they rescued the woman. She told Police her Husband played snooker all the time and did not take care of her since he realized she was pregnant. She was also concerned that the pair would have no money to take care of their child once he or she was born. The woman, who refused to give her name, was led away from the bridge by concerned members of the public. Police are now discussing the apparent suicide attempt with her Husband so the pair can solve their issues and avoid any similar episodes in the future.
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Young Woman Arrested for Pimping Underage Cousin - Pattaya People

On Saturday night, the Deputy Police Superintendent, Pol. Lt. Col Chusak Ketong from the Human Trade Suppression Department, received a report from a foreigner. A young woman had approached him while sitting on the Beach, relaxing in front of Central Festival Pattaya Beach Mall, who offered her 15-year-old cousin for sex. The police decided to set up a sting operation, by agreeing to buy the sex service for 4,500 baht. The meeting point was agreed to be at the front of Big C Extra, Central Pattaya.

The sting went as agreed, and a young woman, identified later as Miss Siriporn Puparn, aged 19 from Samut Prakarn province, showed up with a young girl, unexposed name, aged 15, who claimed to be Siriporn’s niece, for the sex trade. The money was handed over to the young woman pimp, then the police identified themselves for searching. The officers arrested Miss Siriporn with the 4,500 baht on her person.

Siriporn confessed to selling her cousin many times over 2 days, as Siriporn had been making her living in the same fashion before her young cousin followed her to Pattaya. This time, Siriporn was charged with Operating a Sex Trade Business using an underage female, and sent for legal proceedings.

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Woman Gives Birth on Way to Hospital - Pattaya People

 

 

The medical team from Samitiwaje Sriracha hospital was called out on Monday evening to assist in an emergency incident.   The emergency was that of a young mother who had just given birth to a baby in the back of a pickup truck.  The 19 year old was on her way to hospital to give birth, but it was too late as the happy occasion took place on the road from Bangpra.   Both mother and child were given immediate treatment and then, together with the happy father, were taken to the hospital for proper care.

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Woman Robbed at Gunpoint at Her Home - Pattaya People

 

 

Banglamung police were notified on early Saturday evening about a Portuguese lady being robbed in her home at gunpoint.  Officers visited the one storey luxury house in Free Way Village on Mabprachan Horseshoe Point Road where the armed robbery occurred. 

There they met up with the victim, Mrs. Suzette Lage.   In a state of shock the 55 year old Portuguese lady stated that she lived alone at the house as her husband had returned back to Portugal on business.   That afternoon as she was taking rubbish outside to the bin, she noticed two teenage boys in a white car parked nearby.  Then after a few minutes, whilst inside her home, she was suddenly confronted by the two teenagers, one of them brandishing a gun.  They had climbed over her wall and entered through the unlocked sliding glass doors.  They immediately threatened her to show them where she kept her jewelry and other valuables.  

Frightened, she complied, and as they tied her up with a belt and covered her mouth with one of her husband’s shirts,  they r
ummaged through the house and grabbed a diamond Rolex watch worth 400,000 baht, a number of diamond rings, necklaces and her ATM.  Before leaving, they demanded she give them the PIN code, which she did. After they left, she managed to free herself and run out of the house to seek help from neighbours.   Immediately, police radioed information and a description of the attackers to patrol police.  It was later that a person came forward and told police that they believed that two suspects, fitting the robbers description, were in an angry state as they failed to get money out of an ATM at a Bangkok Bank branch in Naklua.  Thankfully, Mrs. Lage had given them the wrong PIN code numbers. As the case continues, Police are studying CCTV footage at the ATM in the hope of identifying the two thugs.  

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Drunken Thai Woman jumps from Central Pattaya apartment balcony

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A second case in less than a week of a woman reportedly jumping from a balcony following a fight with her boyfriend occurred in Central Pattaya in the early hours of Wednesday, Rescue Workers were called to the Pradubyad Apartments in Soi Nokow and assisted a 27 year old woman, Khun Tipyupar, who appeared unconscious. She was lying on the street below a 2nd floor apartment where she is believed to have jumped from. A strong smell of alcoholic beverages were also noticed by rescue workers. Her boyfriend, Khun Artit aged 29 told us that Khun Tipyupar came back to the apartment in a drunken state after spending the night with friends. A verbal altercation occurred which culminated in the woman jumping off the balcony. Police are currently attempting to determine if Khun Artit’s version of events is correct but are unable to speak with the suspected jumper at this time until she recovers from suspected internal injuries. The case continues.

Domestic Tiff Leads to Woman Jumping from Hotel Balcony - Pattaya People

 

 

Pattaya police were notified by the Sawang Boriboon on Monday evening that a female Russian tourist had fallen from the balcony of a hotel in Cosy Beach, Pratamnak.  On arrival at the five storey hotel, officers came across 35 year old Miss Irina Sugak in severe pain, being treated for multiple fractures before being taken to Pattaya Memorial Hospital.  Her Russian companions stated that earlier they had all been drinking in Irina’s room on the fifth floor, when she had a row with her Russian boyfriend.  For some unknown reason, they saw her run to the balcony and jump over. A report was made and a full statement from Miss Sugak will be taken to find the cause of the incident.

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Woman Raped and Robbed - Pattaya People

 

At 5 am on Wednesday, the Pattaya Police Investigating Inspector Pol. Lt. Col. Patsa Date-park-goon went to investigate a robbery and rape at the Diana Estate on Soi Buakhao.  The police immediately approached the scene at a room on 2nd Floor.

The female victim, aged 27 and very frightened, stated that she woke up hearing some noise in the night, and found 3 skinny teenagers, aged around 18-19,  and wearing black t-shirts were going through her belongings. They decided to tie her hands and legs and they all raped her once, before leaving through the back door with her I Phone and its battery, a Nokia phone, a Notebook computer, 5,000 baht and a money collection box.  From investigating, the officers found the back sliding glass window to her room had been broken, indicating that the 3 criminals must have climbed up a terrace then broke the sliding glass window. Further investigations began immediately.

Woman Threatens Gold Shop Owner with Knife - Pattaya People

Pattaya police was summoned on Sunday evening to investigate a person suspected of theft being held at a gold shop on South Pattaya Road. There officers found Miss Nisa aged 23 from Buriram province who threatened Mrs. Somsee, the owner of the gold shop with a knife as she was closing up for the evening.  Even though she was frightened Mrs. Somsee screamed for help as she saw people passing by her shop.  They came in and helped detain the woman and the police was notified.  In tears, Miss Nisa claimed she needed money to pay for her father to have a heart operation.  Needless to say, she was taken back to the police station for legal proceedings.
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