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Pattaya: Walking Street patrol nabs snatch thief after he runs off with Chinese tourist's phone

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Pattaya: Walking Street patrol nabs snatch thief after he runs off with Chinese tourist's phone

 

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Picture: Ruk Siam News

 

A tourist police patrol out in Walking Street, South Pattaya last night successfully arrested a 24 year old Thai man who had snatched and run off with a Chinese tourist's iPhone. 

 

Ouyang Feifei was in pursuit of the thief at 11 pm when the tourist cops joined in the chase in Pattaya's famed red light district. 

 

They soon had Patrawut, 24, in custody and he was taken to the cells in an incoherent state.  An iPhone valued at 21,000 baht was recovered. 

 

At the police station the suspect tested positive for drugs and was charged with snatch theft and taking Ya Ba, reported Ruk Siam News.  

 

Source: Ruk Siam News

 

 

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For sure that is pure defamation... there is NO "famed red light district" in Pattaya. For one, police confirmed at least a dozens of times that there is no prostitution in Pattaya and for two, Walking Street is THE family attraction of our lovely city ????

11 minutes ago, Swiss1960 said:

For sure that is pure defamation... there is NO "famed red light district" in Pattaya. For one, police confirmed at least a dozens of times that there is no prostitution in Pattaya and for two, Walking Street is THE family attraction of our lovely city ????

A correct description.

It is "famed".  That does not mean it is. :)

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16 minutes ago, Swiss1960 said:

For sure that is pure defamation... there is NO "famed red light district" in Pattaya. For one, police confirmed at least a dozens of times that there is no prostitution in Pattaya and for two, Walking Street is THE family attraction of our lovely city ????

Indeed! And I hope that the author(s) of such libelous statements will be brought to answer for besmirching the good name of Pattaya.  ???? 

 

1 hour ago, webfact said:

Ya Ba,

Is this the official name of the drug?

At least no angry Brits were involved for a change well done nail the little tea leaf????

Edited by sammieuk1

3 hours ago, webfact said:

he was taken to the cells in an incoherent state.

The only way Pattaya Plod capture a criminal is if he runs into their arms.  Most of the time they wouldn't urinate on a burning man.

3 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

Is this the official name of the drug?

Thai for Crazy Medicine.

This has got to be false news!

 

No one is pointing in the photo, How do we know who is who? I'll make an educated guess that the ones in uniform are not the victim or the perpetrator.

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Seriously ? 8 policeman in a photo op for 1 stolen phone ? 

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11 hours ago, webfact said:

Walking Street patrol nabs snatch thief after he runs off with Chinese tourist's phone

Times are getting tough for the un-employed... habits to feed !

I had to read it twice.

 

I thought he'd run off with a Chinese tourists snatch.

3 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Seriously ? 8 policeman in a photo op for 1 stolen phone ? 

 

Why does it matter? It takes seconds to take a photograph.

9 hours ago, RichardColeman said:

Seriously ? 8 policeman in a photo op for 1 stolen phone ? 

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Its a similar amount of staff surrounding me at Home Pro when i want to buy a water cooker.

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