sahibji

3 hours ago, steven100 said:

not worth getting beat up over ....

it is happening because of lax laws punishment not fitting the crime.make it  mandatory three whips of the cane  for cases where one is attacjed by several persons and you will see  prompt results.

1 hour ago, tonray said:

5 baht per bag for Thais, 10 baht for Farang ?

why different price for the Farang?

20 hours ago, PatOngo said:

National security is at stake here, a job for the RTP rapid response unit if ever there was one!

PatOngo good analysis of the situation and excellent response.

20 hours ago, ratcatcher said:

This massive scam could shake the tourist industry and cause major repercussions in the police department.

I hope the Thai man recovers from the loss of all that money.
 

come or ratcatcher this is not a organised racket. one odd case will not tarnish the image of tourism and impact the police department in any tangible way.

3 hours ago, isaanbanhou said:

 

I am shocked that the assault of this woman is trivialised because it was first reported on facebook

this is not a small matter and efforts should be made to get to the bottom of it.there is a serious possibility of the perpetrators will become emboldened if no action is taken.

nothing is fair in murder. tragedy.

6 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

       

bang them hard so that others may not dare to do such foolish acts/

Just now, sahibji said:

where was the hotel  security and the other staff who are usually hanging around the lobby.

hello this is a plush hotel. are the lifts not fitted with security device to indicate overloading. these are basic precautionary tools. I am not saying that the tourists were right. they ought to have exercised some restraint but in the absence of the overloading indicator they probably felt the situation was alright. clearly the hotel is a fault.

3 hours ago, darksidedog said:

Som nam na. Stupidity and impatience have a price.

The hotel operator should give them the bill for the repairs.

where was the hotel  security and the other staff who are usually hanging around the lobby.

18 hours ago, Nigeone said:

Will we get some honest arrival figures now I wonder ?

no way until own house is put in order. you hear bashing of tourist for one reason or another. that is barbaric. if a tourist has offended against any laws/s process him or her through the judicial system. no one should be big enough to take the law in own hand and be the judge, jury and the executioner all in one.

fate is an element but selfishness, lack of road manners, poor training and total disregard for other road users are some of the other factors that play a significant part.

6 hours ago, Samui Bodoh said:

While I love living in Thailand, I avoid Bangkok as much as possible.

 

It is nice to have some objective confirmation of my decision...

 

 

you are smart bodoh

why waste your time. thuggery is rife in thailand.

23 minutes ago, slippery snake said:

Exactly right.. I seen a couple of fights and Thai guys come quickly running from 50 meters away to get a  elbow punch in,  or a kick in the head to the victim, even when he is lying on the ground..   then they disappear just as quickly...   

Guess you could say they look after their mates, uh !!    or just like a pack of hounds after a helpless fox ??? 

why go to such a place where they are full of vengeance  and venom ready to spit it on the weak and unprotected?

4 minutes ago, yougivemebaby said:

I saw a young guy get into a fist fight fight with two Iranians in pattaya. The Iranians were starting problems with everyone and happened to pick the wrong guy. The western put them both down as others in the bar bought him shots after the Iranians left bruised and bleeding. All the western guy got was a ripped shirt. 

what are you talking about? how is your story related to this incidence?

a bunch of cowards attack one persons.

what is the Tourist Development Authority doing about it?

better correct the situation before it is too late. is this the land of smiles. ask the guy who was beaten up.

whoever it is get them and throw the book at them.

no situation warrants an attack like this.

18 hours ago, Aachen said:

yes, yes... This should be punished immediately!

Aachen  wearing informal attire is another question totally.

Here the matter involves disturbance of peace and displaying hooliganism. these should be addressed immediately.

On 8/19/2017 at 0:40 AM, Pdaz said:

More quality tourists.. All of a sudden it seems the euro mongers weren't so bad after all...

Pdaz the whole matters comes to square one.  there is no proper monitoring of over stayers who are apparently one of the major sources of problems.

On 8/19/2017 at 0:28 AM, chickenslegs said:

Yes, Macdonald's, like the US embassy, is considered to be foreign soil.

 

Lazy B'st'rds. 

then the matter should be reported to the correct jurisdiction.

23 hours ago, Lokie said:

Looks to me like a young women drunk, looking for trouble and unfortunately dishing it out to an innocent Thai girl minding her own business...

 

Hope Karma pays this excuse for a young lady back one day - Disgusting behaviour, maybe she can be ID through social media and the SHAMMED!!! The Police should be charging with GBH

if Karma could sort things out we do not need laws, the forces etc.  This is a matter for immediate attention by the authorities lest it become a precedent for such criminal behaviour.

i cannot believe it. will the police please clarify what they mean by McDonalds being "off limits". Surely this is not an embassy of any sort.

very tragic. may their souls rest in peace.

19 hours ago, Pdaz said:

I wonder how long this will last ? Now they only have to find a way to clean the water.

new brooms sweep clean.

carry on wishing that prostitution will be over in pattaya. what a joke.