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Rayong: "Don't shoot my son!"Road closed after relatives of out of control Thai man beg police not to return fire

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Rayong: "Don't shoot my son!"Road closed after relatives of out of control Thai man beg police not to return fire

 

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A twenty seven year old Thai man is in the custody of the Klaeng police in Rayong after a series of shooting incidents near Bangkok and in the eastern seaboard province of Thailand.

 

The Klaeng to Ban Bung road had to be closed after the suspect fired at police. The situation was only resolved after relatives persuaded him to give himself up.

 

Earlier Thirawat, 27, had shot at a friend at a business in Samut Prakan and was facing an attempted murder charge before he fled east to Rayong.

 

There he was drinking at a Karaoke lounge on the Klaeng to Ban Bung road when relatives arrived to persuade him to give up.

 

Instead he shot at his younger brother in law Natthaphon, 23, with whom he had had a problem over a woman.

 

Natthaphon was hit in the right of the hip and taken to hospital and the suspect fled.

 

A gun and magazine plus a casing were found at the scene.

 

The road was shut as he ran into woods and fired at police and a one hour standoff began.

 

His mother and other relatives begged him to surrender and implored the police not to shoot him dead.

 

Eventually a call from another relative, a sibling of his parents,  persuaded him to give up. 

 

Source: 77kaoded

 

 

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"facing an attempted murder charge"....and he,s free to wander about...absolute idiotic law enforcement is over here :whistling:

23 minutes ago, webfact said:

Rayong: "Don't shoot my son!"Road closed after relatives of out of control Thai man beg police not to return fire

wild wild east

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

he was drinking at a Karaoke lounge

Open already? Well, probably owned by police

Is he a good singer though? or just another rapper ???? 

14 hours ago, webfact said:

problem over a woman

Very common cause of shootings here after a few drinks. 

20 hours ago, webfact said:

His mother and other relatives begged him to surrender and implored the police not to shoot him dead.

He's a good boy really !!!!

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Thanks to the Prime Minister there are now handguns aplenty. Issue police with new firearms and let them keep or get rid of the one(s) they have.Absolutely no thought to consequences!

On 5/28/2020 at 9:31 AM, petermik said:

"facing an attempted murder charge"....and he,s free to wander about...absolute idiotic law enforcement is over here :whistling:

And still had a gun ?

On 5/28/2020 at 9:26 AM, webfact said:

There he was drinking at a Karaoke lounge on the Klaeng to Ban Bung road

Since when were they allowed to open ?

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