Krabi: Thai man charged with attempted murder of Norwegian - but "drug taking tourists" take flak too

 

 

Krabi provincial police and officers from Ao Nang descended on a house in the southern Thai province where they arrested 22 year old samlor driver Kiatsak Bunrabiab for the attempted murder of a Norwegian tourist earlier this month.

 

His elder brother was also arrested. Both men resisted arrest but were talked round by relatives and persuaded to cooperate with the police, reported Channel 7.

 

Kiatsak admitted that at 1.40 am on February 2nd he had picked up Ole-Kristian Krogh on Ao Nang beach and agreed to take him to his hotel for 200 baht.

 

But the tourist wouldn't pay as it was such a short journey. An argument ensued.

 

Kiatsak decided to go for the head of the tourist with a knife but the tourist fended off the blow suffering a defensive wound to his arm.

 

His brother was arrested yesterday for drinking krathom tea, an illicit drug.

 

Meanwhile the media reported that Ao Nang samlor drivers at the resort marched on the police station to discuss ways to avoid a repeat of the incident.

 

They think that drivers should be tested for drugs and there should be more police patrols on the beach road.

 

But they also blamed many incidents on tourists on the beach taking drugs.

 

The tourists can't control themselves, said the drivers, and there has been a lot of trouble related to this.

 

Source: Channel 7

 

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Farang fault again, If we wasnt here this would not happen ????

8 minutes ago, webfact said:

The tourists can't control themselves

=refuse to pay 200Baht for a 100m drive.

They will always find a way to blame the foreigner for whatever happens here. I'm sure as I type this there is some kind of underground committee going on behind closed doors that is working day and night to try to find a way to pin the spread of Coronavirus on foreign tourists.. Oh wait, can't blame them now cos they have all vanished.. Not too worry, they still have the Indians. ????

Of course the farangs are to blame.That's perfectly obvious.Stands out like a country dunny on parade.

YEP HIS FAULT probably not wearing a mask as well, deport him i say, he he,

3 hours ago, nev said:

Farang fault again, If we wasnt here this would not happen ????

 

2 hours ago, Odysseus123 said:

Of course the farangs are to blame.That's perfectly obvious.Stands out like a country dunny on parade.

 

3 hours ago, Liverpoolfan said:

They will always find a way to blame the foreigner for whatever happens here. I'm sure as I type this there is some kind of underground committee going on behind closed doors that is working day and night to try to find a way to pin the spread of Coronavirus on foreign tourists.. 

 

There must be some underground committee dedicated to relentlessly fanning the flames in this Thai vs. Farang bickering...

 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

Ao Nang samlor drivers at the resort marched on the police station to discuss ways to avoid a repeat of the incident.

 

They think that drivers should be tested for drugs and there should be more police patrols on the beach road.

 

9 minutes ago, YTP said:

 

 

 

There must be some underground committee dedicated to relentlessly fanning the flames in this Thai vs. Farang bickering...

 

 

I agree and it's all about the benjamins. Too bad too for there could be a positive side to this site but greed (in the purposeful encouragement of racism) has shaped it otherwise..

To discuss ways to avoid a repeat of the incident.

 

Umm don't carry a knife and attempt to stab your customer in the face then maybe try talking might work????

I thought Krathom was off the illegal drugs list.

2 hours ago, giddyup said:

I thought Krathom was off the illegal drugs list.

Maybe need Doctor Certificates, I got one ez 

Lock this human Waste up and throw away the Key!

2 minutes ago, ujayujay said:

Lock this human Waste up and throw away the Key!

The price of the key is definitely negotiable...

"The tourists can't control themselves, said the drivers"

 

desperately trying to justify a murder attempt for 200Bt.

The Krabi man tried to insert his knife in the head of the farang because of a 140 bht dispute!

For me its very obvious who Is to blame.

10 hours ago, webfact said:

Meanwhile the media reported that Ao Nang samlor drivers at the resort marched on the police station to discuss ways to avoid a repeat of the incident.

 

It's the law in thailand that taxi's use meter....end of discussion.

I always walk or drive myself Stay away from any Thai "taximafia": 

21 hours ago, webfact said:

They think that drivers should be tested for drugs and there should be more police patrols on the beach road.

If you have attempted murder, and failed  but you are Thai, then the news media prints this horse pucky! As for the victim, well who cares. 

 

Thai tourism is already on the skids, coronavirus only provides an good excuse for its death.

but "drug taking tourists" take flak too 

Who are the suppliers?

23 hours ago, webfact said:

The tourists can't control themselves, said the drivers

 

23 hours ago, webfact said:

Kiatsak decided to go for the head of the tourist with a knife

Hmmmm !

On ‎2‎/‎13‎/‎2020 at 9:22 AM, RotBenz8888 said:

=refuse to pay 200Baht for a 100m drive.

Shouldn't agree first and got in then. Driver should be banned to drive ever again.

Edited February 14, 20206 yr by FritsSikkink

On ‎2‎/‎13‎/‎2020 at 9:33 AM, Liverpoolfan said:

They will always find a way to blame the foreigner for whatever happens here. I'm sure as I type this there is some kind of underground committee going on behind closed doors that is working day and night to try to find a way to pin the spread of Coronavirus on foreign tourists.. Oh wait, can't blame them now cos they have all vanished.. Not too worry, they still have the Indians. ????

You always blame the Thais, so pot kettle.

Motorbike taxi driver charged with attempted murder after attacking Norwegian tourist with scythe

By The Phuket News

 

Motorbike taxi driver 21-year-old Kiattisak ‘Nui’ Boonrabiap was arrested at his family’s home in Ao Nang on Wednesday (Feb 12). Photo: Ao Nang Police

 

PHUKET:-- A motorbike taxi rider in Ao Nang, Krabi, across Phang Nga Bay from Phuket, has been charged with attempted murder after he attacked a Norwegian tourist with a scythe, leaving the tourist with a wound that took 30 stitches to close.

 

The motorbike taxi driver is also facing drug charges after testing positive for meth use.

 

Ao Nang Police Chief Col Aphichart Jinapen confirmed to The Phuket News today that the motorbike taxi rider, 21-year-old Kiattisak “Nui” Boonrabiap, was arrested at his family’s home in Ao Nang at 12:20pm Wednesday (Feb 12).

 

Full Story: https://www.thephuketnews.com/motorbike-taxi-driver-charged-with-attempted-murder-after-attacking-norwegian-tourist-with-scythe-74837.php

 

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Phuket is such a nice place with friendly people, no overcharging, a competent government, no mafia and a great police force. 

Samlor driver,  just happened to have a knife...that he then used in an attempted murder..

South Thailand is the sea gypsy headquarters
no one goes there voluntarily.

2 hours ago, Flugg said:

Phuket is such a nice place with friendly people, no overcharging, a competent government, no mafia and a great police force. 

sounds like pattaya

5 hours ago, FritsSikkink said:

You always blame the Thais, so pot kettle.

cos they are usually in the wrong.

4 hours ago, Flugg said:

Phuket is such a nice place with friendly people, no overcharging, a competent government, no mafia and a great police force. 

I, too hate reality.  Can you tell me where to get the stuff that you're smoking?

Edited February 14, 20206 yr by sweatalot

On 2/13/2020 at 1:30 PM, giddyup said:

I thought Krathom was off the illegal drugs list.

I was always  told  not to eat off  your  knife its  not  polite, maybe?? that's  why?