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Diabetes made me do it! Wannabe ATM robber has novel excuse

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Diabetes made me do it! Wannabe ATM robber has novel excuse

 

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Caption: Diabetes to blame

 

A delivery man who tried to rob three ATMs on a single night with a crowbar has come up with a novel excuse.

 

He told investigators in Bangkok that diabetes made him do it. 

 

Prakjit, 36, was soon in custody after trying to force open two Kasikorn ATMs and one belonging to Thanachart bank in the Bang Bon area in south western Bangkok. 

 

He failed to get a single baht in the raids, said Sanook. 

 

He told police that he had had six or seven beers on Tuesday night and had been injecting himself with insulin for his sugar levels. 

 

This made him confused and unable to control himself. He then went on the attempted robbery spree on his Yamaha Fino armed with a crowbar.

 

CCTV made him easy to catch and a warrant was served on Thursday.

 

He was caught in Ekkachai Road and taken away.  

 

Source: Sanook

 

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3 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

[... ]had six or seven beers on Tuesday night [...]

This made him confused and unable to control himself.

It's usually the woman who comes up with that one.

 

 

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13 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

injecting himself with insulin for his sugar levels

I think he might have gotten the insulin mixed up with something

else,try and tell that excuse to the judge,he will get another 2 years.

regards Worgeordie

14 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

He told police that he had had six or seven beers on Tuesday night

That was what made him do it. Blaming diabetes, what a joke!

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Now, if he'd have said he did it to mend his faulty brakes he'd be out by now

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36 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

diabetes made him do it. 

Arrest diabetes and throw the book at it!  

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or, my girlfriend made me do it, she needed a new gold necklace he he

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It´s going to be a long investigation and an even longer trial. It was not Diabetes that made him do it, which mean Diabetes will sue him for defamation.

What we can be sure of is that one of the beers made him do it, but it will be a hell of a work to sort out which one when they all look the same.

The delivery man is totally innocent.

I'm just glad he didn't need milk for the baby.

Here is another one for future robbers:

My amulet made me do it

Luckily not much alcohol in jail so that’s very good for His diabetes.

So the brewery is to blame for ? ????

Ha ! Silly <deleted>, I've had diabetes for 9 years, also on insulin, it works the other way, not enough sugar can make you feel and do strange things although they'd be no way you could ride a motor bike if your sugar was low ... injecting himself with insulin when having more than a few beers, not a bad idea, I do it with an over indulgence on wine ... it also limits the level of the hangover, but rob an ATM/Bank ... never ! (For you non Diabetics "Don't try this at home" ... or anywhere else for that matter)

5 hours ago, PatOngo said:

Arrest diabetes and throw the book at it!  

what a b***h this diabetis,

Oh dear blood glucose is responsible

 

Not the sharpest tool in the shed, thinking a crow bar would allow him to access the notes in the machine, needs mechanicsand ATM design 101 lessons.

 

Is there a genius legal loophole here?

A great new excuse, DIABETES MADE ME DO IT, if he gets off, or only has a small fine , this will be the new excuse of the year!

Be careful if you meet diabetic patients!????

8 hours ago, Vacuum said:

That was what made him do it. Blaming diabetes, what a joke!

In the UK it would have been "I had a difficult childhood"

Yeah, sure it did, more like I was drunk and lost a few brain cells somewhere!

Amazon Thailand... the hub of unbelievable excuses.

15 hours ago, rooster59 said:

This made him confused and unable to control himself.

yet he could find his yamaha fino and drive it

Rule number one for Thainess. Never accept responsibility for anything.

RE - He told investigators in Bangkok that diabetes made him do it. 

 

* He seems to believe he robbed a Pharmacy ...

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21 hours ago, rooster59 said:

He told investigators in Bangkok that diabetes made him do it

I bet his mother is proud of him... 

Diabetes is not an illness, it is a symptom of Insulin resistance. It is curable, no need for insulin injections if you do it correct. Start eat keto food (LCHF) and do intermittent fasting and your blood sugar will become normal again. Google and you will now how. I had pre-diabetes for 25 year and now back to normal. Never took insulin injections or any medicine.

On 10/13/2019 at 9:34 AM, JEM53 said:

Diabetes is not an illness, it is a symptom of Insulin resistance. It is curable, no need for insulin injections if you do it correct. Start eat keto food (LCHF) and do intermittent fasting and your blood sugar will become normal again. Google and you will now how. I had pre-diabetes for 25 year and now back to normal. Never took insulin injections or any medicine.

Agree 100% - worked for me too.

Why didn't it make him go to the temple and volunteer? Or anything else? Mai khao jai mak mak krup.

On 10/12/2019 at 2:05 PM, klauskunkel said:

Here is another one for future robbers:

My amulet made me do it

Or my amulet didn't work in protecting me, sue the wat.

put him in jail Klong Prom for a few months....with no one to talk to that might bring his diabetes under control......!!

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