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Sattahip: Plucky sugar cane juice seller holds on to motorcycle after thief steals his phone

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Sattahip: Plucky sugar cane juice seller holds on to motorcycle after thief steals his phone

 

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A 63 year old sugar cane juice seller suffered nasty injuries to his left foot and knee after a young man stopped to buy his wares but ended up stealing his phone.

 

Chaiyaphat's daughter went on Facebook to recount what happened to her father who was selling near the Rang Nok Hotel in the area of Sukhumvit Soi 23 in Sattahip, eastern Thailand.

 

A man stopped on a motorcycle and kept the engine running. He ordered five bottles of juice and asked to borrow the vendor's phone to call his brother.

 

While Chaiyaphat was sorting out the order he made off with his phone.

 

The elderly man was not having that. He grabbed the back of the motorcycle and was dragged down the road before the thief threw the phone into undergrowth and escaped.

 

His daughter asked: What is Thailand coming to?

 

Police confirmed the incident adding that the thief had tried to exchange 1,000 baht. After this request was turned down he borrowed a Huawei phone and stole it. The victim was dragged at least 20 meters down the road.

 

Police said the thief was about 19 or 20, was on a Honda Wave and they have a good idea of who is responsible based on analysis of CCTV footage.

 

Source: 77kaoded

 

 

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12 minutes ago, webfact said:

His daughter asked: What is Thailand coming to?

You are not alone, honey! Many are asking the same question!

19 minutes ago, webfact said:

He grabbed the back of the motorcycle and was dragged down the road before the thief threw the phone into undergrowth and escaped

Was the Huawei phone really worth that pain and effort?

1 minute ago, RotBenz8888 said:

Was the Huawei phone really worth that pain and effort?

I see it the same way now where Samsung brings the S 20 to the market. 

Be hard to replace all those selfies he so lovingly accumulated over the years no to mention his Tinder and grinder connections...

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I feel things are only going to get worse,chevy closing down operations,Coronavirus,the high Thai baht.

But gotta admire the old mans courage,hats off too you.

So now we post on Facebook rather than call the police?

3 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

Was the Huawei phone really worth that pain and effort?

They may well be soon be a rare collectable item. :whistling:

6 hours ago, webfact said:

His daughter asked: What is Thailand coming to?

Thailand is becoming like many South American countries where crime reigns!

Thais do such things to Thais? And no farang around to blame? very sad.

8 hours ago, Titan1962 said:

I feel things are only going to get worse,chevy closing down operations,Coronavirus,the high Thai baht.

But gotta admire the old mans courage,hats off too you.

Correct.

 

Money go down, crime go up.

21 hours ago, webfact said:

Police said the thief was about 19 or 20, was on a Honda Wave and they have a good idea of who is responsible based on analysis of CCTV footage.

He'll be at home having sticky rice with his mom!

11 hours ago, Scott Tracy said:

Why would he let anyone borrow his phone? Stupid or what.

Because he asked and the guy was a potential customer. 

Not as many public call boxes around as there used to be.

Would you be quick to refuse someone? 

 

Beat the little s..t with a few sticks of that sugar cane n see how cocky he is then!

On 2/17/2020 at 12:50 PM, jacko45k said:

So now we post on Facebook rather than call the police?

It's the only way to get police involved - shame.  There is another way but it can get expensive.

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