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Pattaya: Stabbed Korean puts a 100,000 baht bounty on attacker's head

 

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Thai caption: Wanted: With a 100,000 baht bounty on his head

 

The South Korean man stabbed in a lonely soi near Pattaya last month has spoken to the press for the first time. 

 

Thailand's tourist police who are heading the hunt for the assailant have so far failed to bring the 38 year old called "Park" to justice. 

 

On October 24th the victim - also named Park who is 28 - was stabbed 17 times and left for dead by his red plate BMW. 

 

Yesterday the victim said that he was still under medical supervision following the savage attack. He told the media that he is offering a 100,000 baht reward for information leading to the capture of the man responsible. 

 

Pol Lt-Col Piyapong Ensarn said that the tourist police throughout the country are involved in the hunt and that pictures of the man had been circulated. A warrant has been issued. 

 

Thaivisa notes that more than 4 million Koreans have the surname Park, amounting to about one in twelve of the population. 

 

Thaivisa also notes that at the time of the attack the police stated that more than one person was involved, a detail now missing from the Sanook story related to the hunt. 

 

Source: Sanook

 

 
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18 minutes ago, mercman24 said:

of course there was more than one,  only time you see one on one is when they are beating the <deleted> out of their girlfriend/wife, and a- holes standing by videoing it,

I think the attacker was Korean, if you are referring to Thai's never go one-on-one … 

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reminds me of that Mel Gibson movie about his kid being kidnapped.  Mel turns things around and offers a bounty for much more than the kidnappers were asking for the ransom!  Pretty clever since that increases the chances that one of the gang might rat out the gang.  Not sure how often this has ever happened in real life.

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2 minutes ago, Leaver said:

In Thailand, Mel Gibson's movie is adjusted a little, when an assailant is not known.  They just grab a Burmese laborer and fabricate a case against them.  Then, collect the reward, and declare Thailand a safe tourist destination again.  ????

I can believe that is not a rare thing. 

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4 hours ago, bendejo said:

Would someone please explain what a red plate means in this case?  Is it a diplomat's plate?

So both of these guys are not tourists?  Why pass it to the tourist police?

 

Maybe the culprit escaped LOS by getting a bunch of Korean friends together and passing themselves off as a boy band.

 

A red plate car in Thailand is a new car.

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1 hour ago, car720 said:

Believe it or not, this is the way to do it.

They will rat out their own brother, mother, father and son, or anyone else for that sort of money.

It is definitely the best way to get the police on the job.

To prime catalysts that engender police activity

 

The prospect of personal gain

 

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The prospect of negative social media exposure

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Next week's news: Mr Park or whoever hands himself in to the police and gets the appropriate fine of 500baht and a Wia then in a back room at the police station splits the money with the police 50/50. Its the Thai way. 

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

Pattaya: Stabbed Korean puts a 100,000 baht bounty on attacker's head

Maybe that will get someone off their backside & do some police work?

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So did they find out why he was in a dark soi in middle of nowhere with a brand new 5 million bht car and a pile of cash on his dashboard ??

Or is that just normal behaviour !! ????

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22 hours ago, bendejo said:

Would someone please explain what a red plate means in this case?  Is it a diplomat's plate?

No, a newly purchased vehicle waiting for it's new plates. Although people like to keep the temp plates as a new car status symbol. 

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On 11/11/2019 at 4:05 AM, bendejo said:

Would someone please explain what a red plate means in this case?  Is it a diplomat's plate?

So both of these guys are not tourists?  Why pass it to the tourist police?

 

Maybe the culprit escaped LOS by getting a bunch of Korean friends together and passing themselves off as a boy band.

 

New car has red plates, until you gets white after a few months.

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On 11/11/2019 at 2:21 PM, car720 said:

Believe it or not, this is the way to do it.

They will rat out their own brother, mother, father and son, or anyone else for that sort of money.

It is definitely the best way to get the police on the job.

I bet you would too if you knew who it was.

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