Not defending them, just attempting to ascertain the actual facts.
They got arrested anyway, but then what happened? Again a seemingly 'black hole' of information!
Quite so, is they just said we are not paying and walked off, fair enough!
Had the guys been sitting there foe some time, when the were asked for money???
Yes indeed, the sentence:
" articulated a desire for a swift resolution, urging authorities to bolster security in frequented tourist areas to deter future incidents of a similar nature"
Seems very strange?
So the obvious question is if this had happened and she was an ordinary person, as opposed to an 'actress' would this be in the news?
This kind of thing happens everyday somewhere, stuff getting stolen from bags, it used to be very common in Thailand at one time.
Agreed, but you may remember the foreign guy who allegedly stole a pair of spectacles from a store a few days ago and the female owner put his picture on her social media, Instagram I think? Even if he did steal them could he claim defamation?
Or is it only for Thais?
Whilst you are correct, surely there must some kind of safety mechanism that prevents the doors opening if the elevator is not there? Was there? was it faulty?The article doesn't seem to mention what actually happened!
So this Danish guy has been in custody/prison for a month for allegedly stealing a bag?
He said he was sick at the airport so when he was arrested surely he should have been flown by helicopter to the police hospital, instead of languishing in prison, there is a precedent for this??
No I don't believe he was, but my point is valid, in that picking items up that don't belong to you should be OK, providing you do the right thing and turn them in to the police?
Well in most developed countries, if you find something on the floor that is not yours and pick it up then take it to lost property at the airport, in this particular case, or the police, wouldn't you you be doing someone a favor?