Криминальная хроника недели

[voyager1970]

Thursday 18th January 2007


Suspected double gang-related murder in Banglamung.
A suspected gang-related murder now from wasteland just off Highway 331 in Kow Mai Geow sub-district. On Thursday Morning passers-by made the gruesome discovery of the body of a heavily tattooed man in undergrowth. The Police were called and due to the seriousness of the case, Police Colonel Nopadon, the Chief of Banglamung Police was called in to oversee the case. He made an inspection of the young man thought to be aged around 25. He was not carrying any forms of ID but one of the victim’s tattoos showed the names, Udomruck, Tonglor, Kosit and Sompong. Another of the tattoo’s appeared to indicate the symbol of a Chinese Mafia Gang known as Yakoosa. The victim had been shot six times and a head injury was evident. Near the body was an area of burnt wasteland with evidence of human remains, suggesting that another person had been killed and burnt at the location. A local resident heard the shooting at around 3am on Thursday and a pick-up was seen leaving from the location at speed.This disturbing case is now being investigated with some urgency by Banglamung Police who are gathering clues in this suspected double murder case.


Wednesday 17th January 2007


Dramatic Shootout as Police chase two men, thought to be armed, in Jomtien.
We followed a group of Police Officers as they chased two men on a motorbike that were thought to be armed, in the early hours of Wednesday Morning which resulted in shots being fired as the pursuit came to an end. The case begins at a Thai-Esarn Restaurant in Soi Welcome Jomtien Hotel where Police received a report of threats being made to patrons by two men who were carrying guns. Police arrived and the two suspects fled. The chase culminated at the intersection on the Sukumvit Road with Soi Watboon in Jomtien. Our Journalist reported shots being fired as the chase came to an end and we saw one of the suspects had sustained a gun shot wound to his leg. Both men were taken into custody and one firearm was recovered which was in fact a cigarette lighter and not a real weapon. A full enquiry into the case is now taking place and the two men remain behind bars until a decision on how to proceed with the case is made by the Police.


Friday 19th January 2007


Car of local journalist shot at in front of his house in Soi Neun Pleub Wan.
Being a journalist here in Pattaya can be a risky business as demonstrated in this story from Soi Neun Pleub Wan. Khun Tanasap is the local journalist for TV Channel 3 and is the owner of a local Newspaper called “Kow Daert”. At around 5am on Friday, he was awoken by six gun shots just outside his house. He saw two masked men on a motorbike leaving the scene directly after the shooting. Police Sub-Lieutenant Prasit from Banglamung Police Station was called in to investigate the case and began by examining Khun Tanasap’s Black Toyota Vios and saw the shattered front passenger’s window and various other damage to the body-work of the car caused by the bullets. There is a difference of opinion as to possible motives for the incident. The Police believe it may be related to his Newspaper where he has criticized local entertainment venues in the past, however Khun Tanasap refutes these claims and cannot offer a possible motive for the shooting which he believes may be a random event. For now Khun Tanasap is assisting Police with their enquires but for now the case has reminded other journalists of previous cases where local journalists have been murdered because of their outspoken comments.


Thursday 11th January 2007


Two Frenchmen arrested after ATM card robbery in South Pattaya.
Police Lieutenant Colonel Sirichai from Pattaya Police Station received an urgent complaint from Mr. Karl Huber aged 59 from Germany on Thursday Afternoon. He stated that he had just been robbed by two foreign men as he withdrew money from a Krungthai Bank ATM Machine opposite the Lek Hotel on Pattaya Second Road. He explained that three men approached from behind and snatched Mr. Huber’s ATM card from the machine and ran away. Descriptions of the three men were given to Police who managed to locate two of them nearby. Mr. Nabil Hamdikene aged 32 and Mr. Haseem Hagrim aged 26, both French nationals, were taken to Pattaya Police Station and identified by the German victim. The stolen MasterCard was recovered from one of the suspects and a machine used to scan ATM card magnetic strips was found in a bag belonging to the other suspect. Both suspects were later taken to their Hotel rooms and we understand the investigation is ongoing at this time.

[voyager1970]

Saturday 20th January 2007


Three Indian’s drugged and robbed from their South Pattaya Hotel room.
This story comes from the Champ Hotel off the Pratamnuk Road in South Pattaya and was dealt with by the Tourist Police who responded to a call from Hotel Staff who were alerted by the occupants of room number 603 that they had been drugged and robbed. Mr. Narendeg Kumar aged 40, Mr. Ravi Bhatt aged 30 and Mr. Kailash Agrawal aged 34 all from India were taken to Hospital in semi-conscious states. The victims were unable to explain exactly what had been stolen. The hotel reception was able to give Police copies of the ID cards taken from two women who were seen to accompany the three men to their room. Arrest warrants for Khun Waraporn aged 24 and Khun Radringrat aged 28 have now been issued, but as yet, they remain at large. Police are also waiting for the victims to recover from the effects of the мята they were given to determine what was stolen and how the мята were administered.

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Another of the tattoo’s appeared to indicate the symbol of a Chinese Mafia Gang known as Yakoosa

Mr. Nabil Hamdikene aged 32 and Mr. Haseem Hagrim aged 26, both French nationals

[voyager1970]

на счет первого пункта правилно-есть здесь така банда.етнические китайцы-банда називается ''Якуза''. ''французы ''здесь с прошлого года орудовали.обманули много фарангов.

[voyager1970]

Region 2 (Chonburi province) police supreme lieutenant general Atsawin Khawnmuang gave a robust speech in which he admitted that street crime in Pattaya is at unacceptable levels. In particular he pointed to gang warfare and ladyboy thefts which had gotten worse according to information held on file. He explained that Pattaya was a mixed city of many nationalities and not easy to police. It was very important, none the less, for tourists and visitors to feel safe during their sojourn here.

[voyager1970]

Tuesday 23rd January 2007


German drugged and robbed. His boyfriend is prime suspect.
Cases relating to Foreigners robbed after being drugged are continuing here in Pattaya. This case comes from the Eastiny Inn Hotel in Soi 8, Central Pattaya. Room Number 211 is occupied by Mr. Ronald Feier aged 42 from Germany, who celebrated his birthday on Monday Night with friends including the prime suspect in this case. Mr. Feier has been seeing a Thai man known as “Dada” since his arrival on 14th of January. He recently broke off the relationship because “Dada” demanded money every time they met. The two became reacquainted on Monday Night which led to the two going back to his Hotel room. They continued to drink in the room and Mr. Feier claims that he passed out and woke up the next morning to find “Dada” had disappeared with a Diamond Ring worth 70,000 Baht, a Diamond encrusted watch worth 50,000 Baht, a mobile phone worth 15,000 Baht and 8,000 Baht in cash. On Tuesday Morning Mr. Feier summoned the assistance of a friend who contacted the Tourist Police who were given a picture of “Dada” who works somewhere in Soi Pattayaland 3 otherwise known as “Boyztown”. He is now wanted on charges of theft and assault, but, as yet, remains at large.

[УрТай]

Влад и где ты все это черпаешь?

[voyager1970]

сам придумываю,конечно :лол:

[voyager1970]

Wednesday 24th January 2007


Housing developer fatally shot at his home in Nonprue.
A fatal shooting now of a Housing Developer. The Bangkok-Pattaya Hospital admitted Khun Dumrong aged 54 on Tuesday Night with 4 gun shot wounds to his chest. He later died of his injuries. Khun Ratiyar aged 32 is the accounts manager for the construction company owned by the victim. She accompanied the victim to Hospital and explained to Police that he was responsible for a number of developments around the Chonburi and Sriracha areas. Two months ago, Khun Dumrong was shot by an unknown assailant in Sriracha but luckily survived. On Tuesday Morning a group of his workers came to his house in Soi Nongprue to construct a fence. At around 7.30pm, Khun Ratiyar saw a Gold Nissan Pick-up pull-up in front of the house. One man exited the vehicle and approached the victim and repeatedly shot him before leaving in his red-plated pick-up. Nothing was said by the gunman and Investigating Officers believe the shooting is business-related as was the previous shooting incident. This murder investigation continues.[/url]

[voyager1970]

Friday 26th January 2007


Security Guard at local Hotel attacked by three suspected robbers.
This case comes from Soi Post Office off Pattaya Beach Road where reception staff at the Sureena Hotel called the Police after their Security Guard; Khun Boonsong aged 38 was attacked by three men who he suspected were attempting to rob items from the Hotel. He explained that although he was asleep at the time, he opened his eyes and saw the three men walk past him. He recognized all three as they had committed thefts at the Hotel on previous occasions. As he attempted to apprehend the men, they resisted and struck the Guard over the head with a heavy object. He fell to the ground and the three assailants ran away. Khun Boonsong was taken to the Pattaya Memorial Hospital where a scan of his head revealed a fractured skull. He is expected to fully recover and is currently assisting the Police with their enquiries.

[voyager1970]

Monday 5th February 2007


American fights back as he thwarts an attempted motorbike theft.
An attempted motorbike theft now from Soi Tidawan off the Central Pattaya Road. Police were called to the location in the early hours of Monday Morning after receiving a call from Mr. Joseph Pertz aged 44 from USA. He explained to Police that he was driving along this street towards his room to collect his girlfriend when he was blocked by two young Thai men who clearly wanted his motorbike, a White Susuki Step. Mr. Pertz decided to resist the two men and a fight took place. One of the suspects ran away leaving Khun Roongatit aged 19 at the scene. He was arrested by Police at the scene and was later charged with attempted theft at the Police Station where the victim and the suspect were questioned and Khun Roongatit confessed to the attempted theft.

[АндрейREM]

Молодчина Американец!!! Уважаха ему!

[voyager1970]

Tuesday 6th February 2007


Armed Robbery and Bag Snatch dealt with by Jomtien Police.
Two stories now from the Dongtan Police sub-station located at the start of Jomtien Beach.
The first case is the culmination of an investigation into a gang of youths who originate from Huoy Yai sub-district on the outskirts of Jomtien. This well known gang was preparing to move further into Jomtien according to intelligence received by Police and undercover officers managed to intercept them moments after they had allegedly committed an armed theft of a motorbike in Soi Chayapreuk. 6 Gang members aged between 18 and 22 were arrested and were in possession of items used to steal motorbikes along with a quantity of cash believed to have been taken from the owner of the bike, Khun Sitichai aged only 15. The weapon used during the theft could not be located. Each gang member confessed to their involvement in the armed theft and they were charged accordingly.
30 minutes later a bag snatch was reported to Police at this busy sub-station. The victim is Khun Nitaya aged 20 who was joined by her foreign boyfriend. The pair were on their motorbike driving down the Tappraya Road when the suspected thieves approached on another bike, from behind. A shoulder bag containing 3,000 Baht, a mobile phone and personal documents was taken. The assailants drove away at speed and are currently still at large.