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Accident Driver Crashes into Lampang Market, Police Uniform, Gun & Radio Found in Car
Picture courtesy of Matichon. A man was found unconscious behind the wheel of a car that crashed into the middle of a fresh market in Lampang in the early hours of the morning of 11 June. Authorities were stunned to discover a police uniform, a firearm and a two-way radio inside the vehicle. The incident occurred at approximately 03:00 at the Kad Kao Chao fresh market in Mueang District. Emergency services were alerted after a Toyota saloon car, registered in Phrae province, suddenly drove into the heart of the market. On arrival, responders found the male driver slumped unconscious in his seat. He was carefully carried from the vehicle and laid on the back of a rescue truck for first aid. During an initial search of the vehicle, officers discovered a full police uniform, a handgun, and a police-style radio transmitter. The unconscious man was not immediately identified and authorities could not confirm whether he was a serving police officer or simply in possession of the uniform and equipment unlawfully. He was transported to hospital and the vehicle taken to Mueang Lampang Police Station for further investigation. The man remained unconscious throughout the day. Police say the vehicle and its contents are being examined, and further details will be released once the man regains consciousness and can be questioned. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-06-12 -
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Elon Musk Walks Back Harsh Criticism of Donald Trump, Says Some Posts ‘Went Too Far’
me smells a defamation lawsuit looming... maybe elon will be heading for mars sooner than anticipated -
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Russia planning ‘to test article 5’, with an attack on Nato
good way to get the old guard to start investing in its military... a much needed expense long overdue. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 12 June 2025
Man With Psychiatric History Stabs Villager in Brutal Attack Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A village in Si Sa Ket province was left in shock after a 22-year-old man with a history of mental illness violently attacked a neighbour with a butcher’s knife, leaving the victim with serious injuries that required over 80 stitches. The attacker, recently released from prison, was swiftly arrested by police. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1363384-man-with-psychiatric-history-stabs-villager-in-brutal-attack/ -
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Elon Musk Walks Back Harsh Criticism of Donald Trump, Says Some Posts ‘Went Too Far’
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Crime Man With Psychiatric History Stabs Villager in Brutal Attack
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A village in Si Sa Ket province was left in shock after a 22-year-old man with a history of mental illness violently attacked a neighbour with a butcher’s knife, leaving the victim with serious injuries that required over 80 stitches. The attacker, recently released from prison, was swiftly arrested by police. The incident occurred on 8 June in Ban Nong Saen, Bua Noi Subdistrict, Kanthararom District. The suspect, identified as Mr Jay Benzine, reportedly stormed into the home of 46-year-old Mr Pramote Chinnawong and launched an unprovoked knife attack while the victim was cleaning his house. Mr Pramote recounted the terrifying experience to reporters. “He just walked in with a meat cleaver and started hacking at me for no reason. We had spoken normally just before, so I had no idea something like this would happen,” he said. The victim sustained multiple injuries to his head and body and required extensive medical treatment, narrowly surviving thanks to the quick intervention of local residents. According to Mr Pramote, the suspect had previously served two prison terms for attempted murder and had been out of jail for just over a month before reoffending. He also noted that the suspect had not been taking his prescribed psychiatric medication, and this seemed to worsen his behaviour in recent weeks. “This is the third time he’s attacked someone in the village,” Mr Pramote added. “He’s dangerous. Even if he’s mentally ill, he needs to be detained and treated. People in the community are scared, and anyone could be his next victim.” An eyewitness, 62-year-old Ms Boon-ngan Phanthuwilai, described the horrific moment she saw the attack unfold. “Jay wouldn’t stop. He was hitting Pramote with the knife until he collapsed. I screamed at him to stop, but he ignored me. Thankfully, other villagers came and pulled him away just in time.” Police Colonel Thatchaphong Promma, superintendent of Kanthararom Police Station, confirmed that officers responded swiftly and arrested Mr Jay at his home shortly after the incident. Given his psychiatric condition, he is being held in police custody under medical supervision. However, the police have formally charged him with attempted murder. Colonel Thatchaphong stated that the case will proceed according to legal procedures, with the final outcome depending on the court’s assessment, including psychiatric evaluations. The case has reignited debate over how to handle mentally ill individuals with violent tendencies, particularly those with prior criminal convictions. Concerned residents have called for better mental health care and stricter monitoring of at-risk individuals after release from prison. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-06-12
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