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Video: Foreign tourist brutally attacked by Walking Street thugs

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Video: Foreign tourist brutally attacked by Walking Street thugs

 

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A foreign man was lucky to escape serious injury after being attacked by two men in Walking Street, Pattaya.

 

Footage of the incident, which took place outside Family Mart during the early hours of Wednesday morning, shows a foreign tourist being attacked by two men of Thai appearance.

 

The two attackers can be seen be seen knocking the foreigner to the floor before one of the men wearing a white vest lands a brutal kick to his face.

 

The other attacker then continues to punch the foreign man while he is on the floor.

 

Luckily, the foreign man, who is clearly dazed, manages to get back on his feet and get away from his attackers.

 

The clip was shared to a local Pattaya Facebook page, which claimed the two attackers were street vendors who became involved in a confrontation with the foreign man, although it’s not known why.

 

It’s also not known if police are aware of the incident.

 

Last month, an American soldier was attacked by a group of Thai men selling fake watches on Pattaya beach road.

 

The watch sellers were later arrested and charged with selling fake goods.

 

Following the incident police said they were working to rid Pattaya of annoying street vendors who harass foreign tourists.

 
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Shocking. Outside a family mart, and in a family resort. :coffee1:

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What a dog act by the 2 attackers. Once u start laying the boot into someone on the deck it should be mandatory jailtime.

Pattaya is not a bad place at all, just a lot of proper wrong uns there these days (more so than in days gone by).

 

I wonder that when once these spineless attackers get lifted they'll be charged with tarnishing Pattaya's reputation.. And no doubt the UK gutter press will be all over this like a cheap suit also ?

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Ah, Pattaya the world class family "Resort"

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13 minutes ago, webfact said:

Video: Foreign tourist brutally attacked by Walking Street thugs

 

Another 500 Baht times 2 into the police box.......

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4 minutes ago, z42 said:

What a dog act by the 2 attackers. Once u start laying the boot into someone on the deck it should be mandatory jailtime.

Pattaya is not a bad place at all, just a lot of proper wrong uns there these days (more so than in days gone by).

 

I wonder that when once these spineless attackers get lifted they'll be charged with tarnishing Pattaya's reputation.. And no doubt the UK gutter press will be all over this like a cheap suit also ?

I thought they were pretty brave, only 2 on 1 normally its 4+

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He was quite lucky as the guys did not really know how to fight. Alot of these beatings end up much worse.  The first attacker almost knocked himself to the ground on a couple of occasions with wild handbags at dawn haymakers. 

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35 minutes ago, webfact said:

the two attackers were street vendors who became involved in a confrontation with the foreign man

Appearently the words ran empty in the two Thias brain once again, and the only thing we know is deadly violence as a resort and substitute for that.
Maybe time to have obligatory new word courses for all morons.

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Normal night on Walking st then?

:)

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Looks like a pretty bad beating yet he was able to walk away.       Hope he at least reported it to the police.

No matter if I am in Thailand or any country in the world...I always follow rule #9.

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Was this in the "safe zone" which was introduced some months ago?

7 minutes ago, Thian said:

Was this in the "safe zone" which was introduced some months ago?

Gibbs; Rule #9: Never go anywhere without a knife.

 

2 minutes ago, Kloot008 said:

I need to re-consider the tourist to Thailand. 

You mean in you going as a tourist?

I wouldn't let that video put you off.

Happened after midnight. Did the guy abuse them? Likely.

Amazing that in a such disgraceful place there is no police kiosk or patrol.Best is for all tourists not to go to that unsavory hot spot.?

Just now, mickymouse1 said:

Amazing that in a such disgraceful place there is no police kiosk or patrol.Best is for all tourists not to go to that unsavory hot spot.?

Best that unsavory tourists do go there. Like attracts like. Don't want them ruining the islands.

Just now, mickymouse1 said:

Amazing that in a such disgraceful place there is no police kiosk or patrol.Best is for all tourists not to go to that unsavory hot spot.?

Disgraceful place? please, that could of been anyone one of the tourist hotspots in Thailand.

There is a police presence on Walking st by the way including tourist police.

11 minutes ago, Justfine said:

Happened after midnight. Did the guy abuse them? Likely.

Whats after midnight got to do with it?

0:6 seconds was a kick to the balls. hahaha. I don't know what happened but these guys should know by now how Thailand function. 

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

t’s also not known if police are aware of the incident.

Why would they be?  There's nothing in it for them.  If it was two farangs beating up a Thai, well the $ signs would be whirring.

2 minutes ago, mikebell said:

Why would they be?  There's nothing in it for them.  If it was two farangs beating up a Thai, well the $ signs would be whirring.

Agreed, even if they did know I doubt anything would happen, late night and Walking st and all that.

:)

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1 hour ago, Justfine said:

Best that unsavory tourists do go there. Like attracts like. Don't want them ruining the islands.

they ruined the islands a long long time ago.

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2 hours ago, Spaniel said:

Looks like a pretty bad beating yet he was able to walk away.       Hope he at least reported it to the police.

Sooooo, where were the police? There's always loads of them hanging around down there, and what about the farang police volunteers. Perhaps their fancy uniforms are just for show.

Not supposed to be any hawker stalls on W S anyway. Cops not doing their job?

1 hour ago, mickymouse1 said:

Amazing that in a such disgraceful place there is no police kiosk or patrol.Best is for all tourists not to go to that unsavory hot spot.?

Never been there then. Obviously not with that comment.

Police all over the place, except when a farang is getting beaten up, apparently.

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The amusing part is the thai authorities want to put tracking bracelets on foreign tourists in Phuket!!!

 

 

if he had a friend it would have been a very different outcome...

2 hours ago, davethailand said:

Whats after midnight got to do with it?

Street assaults are far more common. Less people around, more alcohol.

 

 

 

 

Bring back the curfew...

Disgraceful place? please, that could of been anyone one of the tourist hotspots in Thailand.
There is a police presence on Walking st by the way including tourist police.
#Don't they finish about midnight before they have to sort out the piss heads.... Seem to only be able deal with the odd Chinese who has lost the flag bearer lol

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