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Policeman shoots dead robber during knife attack in Phuket Town

By Eakkapop Thongtub

 

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The body of Aekkasit Kesorn, 34, from Nakhorn Sri Thammarat, lies covered at the scene of the shooting in Phuket Town early this morning (Jan 15). Photo: Eakkapop Thongtub

 

PHUKET: A Phuket City Police officer shot dead a knife-wielding robber in Phuket Town early this morning after the robber attacked the officer, leaving him with a knife wound to his neck.

 

The robber lunged again, forcing the officer to draw his firearm and shoot in self-defence, Deputy Chief of Phuket City Police Lt Col Chana Suthimas told The Phuket News today (Jan 15).

 

Police were notified through the 191 hotline of a robbery in progress in front of a single-level apartment building in Soi Hongleng-U-Thit, off Mae Luan Rd in Phuket Town, at 2:20am, Lt Col Chana explained.

 

Full Story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/policeman-shoots-dead-robber-during-knife-attack-in-phuket-town-74402.php

 

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14 hours ago, kcpattaya said:

Try calling #191.

Enjoy the ride!

I have done it once, and it worked very fine. You get connected to the local emergency assistance, maybe in Pattaya that is not working very well?

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23 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Policeman shoots dead robber

Rather a misleading title, again.  Why shoot a dead robber?  Or is this another case off using the English language incorrectly as has happened so many times before by "native" speakers, aka writers, and Thais?

'nuf sed

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15 minutes ago, wotsdermatter said:

Rather a misleading title, again.  Why shoot a dead robber?  Or is this another case off using the English language incorrectly as has happened so many times before by "native" speakers, aka writers, and Thais?

'nuf sed

Hmmm. I'm not wanting to involve the grammar police or anything but......pot, kettle, grimy @rse....

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14 minutes ago, wotsdermatter said:

Rather a misleading title, again.  Why shoot a dead robber?  Or is this another case off using the English language incorrectly as has happened so many times before by "native" speakers, aka writers, and Thais?

'nuf sed

"Or is this another case off using the English language incorrectly as has happened so many times before by "native" speakers"

Enough said indeed.

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Cheeses cries, leave them alone. Shooting a robber dead or shooting a dead robber makes no difference. He's still brown bread.

'Just like a rookie to bring a knife to a gunfight'. (Death Hunter) 2010

 

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