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False Sattahip Gold Robbery Alarm After Glass Crash

Police in Sattahip, Chon Buri, rushed to what was initially reported as a gold shop robbery on 27 May 2026, only to discover the incident involved a local market worker who had accidentally walked into a glass panel inside the shop. The man, identified as 49-year-old Taweesak, known locally as “Ped”, suffered a deep cut to his right wrist after smashing into the glass.

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The incident happened at about 11.55am after the Sattahip Police Station radio centre received reports of a robber breaking glass at a gold shop in Moo 6, Sattahip district. Police officers, investigators, traffic police and local administrative officials arrived heavily armed within minutes because they believed an armed robbery was underway.

When officers entered the shop, they found Taweesak lying injured in a pool of blood inside the premises. Rescue workers provided first aid before transferring him to Sattahip Hospital for treatment. Shop employees were reportedly left shaken by the incident.

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Investigators later reviewed CCTV footage from inside the shop. According to Pol Lt Col Kriangkrai Meesaeng, deputy superintendent of investigations at Sattahip Police Station, the footage showed Taweesak entering the store and saluting staff before mistakenly walking into a side glass panel, believing it was an open exit door.

The impact shattered the glass and caused the serious injury to his wrist. Police confirmed there was no robbery attempt and no threat to the shop or staff beyond the accidental damage.

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Pictures courtesy of Khaosod

Pol Capt Kosol Sila said officers had reached the scene less than three minutes after the emergency call due to the seriousness of the initial report. Authorities have recorded the incident in the daily police log as evidence and plan to speak with the gold shop owner regarding compensation for the damaged glass.

Khaosod reported that after medical treatment, Taweesak will reportedly undergo a drugs test and police background check. Officers said legal action could follow if any offences are discovered during the investigation.

Video courtesy of Sattahip News

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SAFETY FIRST Star Member

SAFETY FIRST

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6 minutes ago, Georgealbert said:

Authorities have recorded the incident in the daily police log

Crikey, a wrist injury.

Bit of an overkill, all those responders.

Good to see the gold shops so protected 😂

johng Star Member

johng

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That plate glass is deadly

At the very least the replacement should be tempered glass that shaters into small pieces.

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