After Hours Theft at Banglamung Hospital - Pattaya People

 

 

On Wednesday right after midnight, the Banglamung Police Investigating Inspector Pol. Sub Lt. Pisarn Hoeng-fa-gaew were called by Banglamung Hospital staff to report a theft at the Hospital. The police went to investigate the hospital’s Patayatorn Building, where a donation box was placed.

This donation box, containing about 10,000 baht, had been moved to a corner, from its original location in front of the Out Patient Pharmaceutical Room, and was wide open.

The security guard on duty Mr. Pranom Kahntoe, aged 34 stated that he closed the building at 10 pm as usual, and remained on guard around the premises. About an hour after closing the building, the alarm went off, and they found the donation box ransacked.

A food vender nearby stated that she witnessed a dark skinned man, with his face covered by a surgical mask, acting like he was having problems with his bicycle. She saw him push the bike into a deep corner of the building, acting like he was going to fix the bicycle, and later saw him push it out again.  The CCTV cameras in the building were not functioning, and the police could not review any videos at cameras located at nearby stores, so had to wait till morning. The main assumption is that this thief must have been hiding in the building before the building was closed, and started stealing the money when the hospital staff left.

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One Iraqi and Three Algerians Arrested For Theft - Pattaya People

 

 

The Pattaya Police by the Superintendent Pol. Col. Tammanoon Mankong held a press conference to announce the arrest of 1 Iraqi Mr. Koir Qader Salih Salih, aged 42, who was the leader of a gang of thieves, and his 3 Algerian accomplices Mr. Sofiane Rim, aged 27, Mr. Zine Eddine Hadjam, aged 31 and Mr. Sobear Asow, aged 39 These crooks were detained with a I Pad, 9 mobile phones, 2 digital cameras and fake passports.

The Pattaya Police Superintendent Pol. Col Tammanoon Mankong revealed that many hotel managers have made similar complaints about thefts in their hotels, which pointed to this gang. So, the Police were able to successfully trace this bunch of hooligans, after they discovered that Koir was the leader from the CCTV videos in many hotels.

Koir confessed to promoting himself from a tour business owner for 12 years to the head honcho of this gang, when tourism declined. As he could speak Thai fluently, and with the help of fake passports from his gangster pals Sofiane and Zine, he managed to check into many small and medium sized accommodations to stay and wait for good opportunities to steal.

They were sent for legal proceedings as soon as the press conference was finished, and will be brought out for identification by anyone who suspects this gang for any other robberies.

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Investigation into Temple Water Pump Theft - Pattaya People

 

 

An investigation is underway by Sriracha police after monks from the local Chong Khao Nam San temple informed them that an expensive water pump had been stolen from the temple grounds on Wednesday.  It seems thieves have had their eye on these pumps for some time, as this is the 6th occasion that they have been taken from the temple.  So far there are no leads as to who is responsible for the theft.

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Two Transsexuals accused of Pattaya Beach theft from Scottish man

A tourist from Scotland became embroiled in a street robbery on Pattaya Beach early on Tuesday Morning. Police were called to the front of Soi 13 off Pattaya Beach Road and met with Mr. David Malcolm Crooks aged 45 originating from Falkirk in Scotland. Passers-by were able to detain two transsexuals accused of stealing a wallet containing 1,500 Baht in cash from Mr. Crooks. All those concerned were taken to Pattaya Police Station and Police interviewed Khun Paiwan aged 22 and Khun Tanamakee aged 24 who were caught in possession of the wallet. They described how they surrounded Mr. Crooks who was walking along the beach. Khun Tanamakee confessed to stealing the wallet which was noticed by Mr. Crooks who summoned assistance which quickly came in the form of motorbike taxi drivers stationed nearby. Both suspects were charged with aggravated theft and await Court appearances.
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