A 51-year-old Thai woman surrendered to police in Bang Saray, Sattahip, Chon Buri, after allegedly stabbing a 54-year-old Polish man in the chest during a dispute over their dogs. The victim sustained serious injuries and was given first aid by emergency responders before being transported to Queen Sirikit Naval Hospital. He has since been reported to be out of critical condition.
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The incident occurred near Ban Khao Chi Chan School following an altercation between the two parties while walking their dogs. According to the suspect, identified as Jindaporn, the dispute began when the Polish man’s dog allegedly tried to bite her dog. She claimed the situation escalated when the man attempted to assault her husband, who is around 70 years old, prompting her to use a knife in what she described as self-defence.
Later that evening at around 10pm, Bang Saray subdistrict head Worarit Jangborworn, along with district administrative officers and Lt. Col. Sila Sa-chai, deputy inspector of Sattahip Police Station, surrounded the suspect’s residence near the scene. After negotiations, Jindaporn exited the property and surrendered to authorities. She admitted to the stabbing but maintained that her actions were defensive.
Police have indicated that the victim’s initial account of events differs from that of the suspect, highlighting conflicting versions of how the altercation unfolded. Authorities plan to conduct a reconstruction of the incident at the scene based on Jindaporn’s testimony. Investigators will also obtain a full statement from the Polish man once he has sufficiently recovered from his injuries.
The case remains under investigation as officers continue gathering evidence and testimonies from both parties. Legal proceedings will depend on the findings of the reconstruction and witness statements, as well as medical reports detailing the extent of the victim’s injuries. Police have not yet confirmed any formal charges.
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Adapted by ASEAN Now Thailandnews 16 Apr 2026
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