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Man robs two Family Mart stores at knife-point

By Eakkapop Thongtub

 

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The man grabbed a kitchen knife on sale in the store and threatened the staff with it. Photo: Phuket City Police

 

PHUKET: Police believe they have identified a man who robbed two Family Mart stores in Phuket, each time by threatening the staff with a knife that was on sale in the store.

 

Officers from the Phuket City Police were called to the Family Mart convenience store on Tilok Uthit 2 Rd in Phuket Town, near the fresh market on Ong Sim Pai Rd, after the man robbed the store at about 5:40am.

 

At the store the officers found the two staff on duty – Ameenou Saoute, 24, from Rueso District in Narathiwat and Hatyah Waehama, 28, from Yarang District in Pattani – still visibly affected by the robbery.


Read more at https://www.thephuketnews.com/man-robs-two-family-mart-stores-at-knife-point-73571.php#2VjpY044zkRAk6CO.99

 

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1 minute ago, ChipButty said:

Why do they have to mention the name of the staff and where they are from?

 

Maybe they want you to visit them at home?  ????

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1 minute ago, dimitriv said:

 

Maybe they want you to visit them at home?  ????

Get your balls blown off? dont think so

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2 minutes ago, steven100 said:

I hope he paid for the knife, otherwise that's stealing

I think thats the least of his worries

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The police is so lenient country wide, that's why those thieves keep doing it over and over again.....

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2 hours ago, dimitriv said:

I think it's such a crazy Thai habit to use full names. Even if someone is arrested, you are only guilty if a judge decides that you are. Mentioning real names is ridiculous. Even if you are not guilty your name will come up on google for the rest of your life.  And now I read the names and places of residence of people who work in a store?

Wild lawless county.. dont be surprised...nothing make sense in Thailand...

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

At the store the officers found the two staff on duty – Ameenou Saoute, 24, from Rueso District in Narathiwat and Hatyah Waehama, 28, from Yarang District in Pattani – still visibly affected by the robbery

And now even more worried that their names and localities have been shared nationwide..

ridiculous reporting personal details of victims !

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4 hours ago, ChipButty said:

Why do they have to mention the name of the staff and where they are from?

To ensure the robber can intimidate to drop charges of course ... You don’t expect him to do time do ya “;0)

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5 hours ago, ChipButty said:

Why do they have to mention the name of the staff and where they are from?

AND WHY NOT??????  .... It is what is called 'filler' when they don't really have enough real news to print.....

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6 hours ago, steven100 said:

I hope he paid for the knife, otherwise that's stealing

He’s a thrifty thief. He chose knives that were on sale. 

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8 hours ago, ChipButty said:

Why do they have to mention the name of the staff and where they are from?

Maybe the journalist is paid by the number of words ? the more he wrights ? the more he earns !?

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Phuket knife-wielding Family Mart robber surrenders to police

By Eakkapop Thongtub

 

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Boonrit Khaoprasirt, 21, originally from Phang Nga, surrendered himself to officers at Phuket City Police Station at about 8pm last night. photos: Phuket City Police

 

PHUKET: The man wanted for robbing two Family Mart convenience stores in Phuket before dawn yesterday morning (Nov 10) by threatening the staff with a kitchen knife has surrendered to police.

 

Boonrit Khaoprasirt, 21, originally from Phang Nga, surrendered himself to officers at Phuket City Police Station at about 8pm last night, explained Capt Anirut Thongpung of the Phuket City Police.

 

“While investigating the robberies, and checking CCTV footage, we learned that the suspect was Boonrit Khaoprasirt, 21, from Phang Nga. We called him and pressured him to give himself up,” Capt Anirut said.


Read more at https://www.thephuketnews.com/phuket-knife-wielding-family-mart-robber-surrenders-to-police-73580.php#q0s2HFUbOtsfd07v.99 

 

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10 hours ago, ChipButty said:

Why do they have to mention the name of the staff and where they are from?

... hmm, it may be the only known information so far ... ????

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Presumably he's only got one shirt to his name.  I wonder if he's ever considered getting a job and working for money ?   He could be one of the lucky applicants for one of those 80.000 jobs that have been created out of thin air !

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I believe employees should carry a weapon no matter what the store says.Maybe not a gun but possibly a knife or made.Most of the time if a person pulls a knife on you and you pull your own knife or made out they will think differently about The situation.

 

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44 minutes ago, thrilled said:

I believe employees should carry a weapon no matter what the store says.Maybe not a gun but possibly a knife or made.Most of the time if a person pulls a knife on you and you pull your own knife or made out they will think differently about The situation.

 

 

2 small girls with knives against an adult male with a knife. 

 

Do you really think that's a good idea?

 

Now, at least, nobody is hurt or dead.

 

 

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Now i am not a Thai basher but why does not the headline say Thai Man robs Family mart. If it  was a farang the headlines would say FOREIGNER robs Family mart at knife point. Always a difference between Thai and farang when reporting the news. Bad farang

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