Former navy man points gun at head of local official over splitting up the bill

 

Image: Daily News

 

Investigations into an incident in a downtown restaurant in Chaiyaphum in Thailand's north east continued with a second summons for a former warrant officer who pulled a gun on a local municipal official. 

 

Daily News said that it was in relation to a disagreement about splitting the bill.

 

Earlier Uthan, 42, went to Muang district police to say that Methat,49, had pointed a 9 mm gun at his head then slapped him.

 

Pol Col Wattanachai Janthathum of the Muang district police confirmed that one summons had been issued for a Sat Yai sub-district official. 

 

If a second summons does not meet with a response then the law will take its course.

 

Source: Daily News

 

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3 hours ago, rooster59 said:

disagreement about splitting the bill.

Ah! now understand.. comprensible attitude.

 

Clown! 

What was the bill about? The next Mercedes for the Mia Noi?

5 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Earlier Uthan, 42, went to Muang district police to say that Methat,49, had pointed a 9 mm gun at his head then slapped him

Officials have charged him for breaking the Social distancing regulations.............

"No, no - I insist. This is on me!"

so it was a Sub District Official who pulls a gun on a Municipal Official...

 - the ex Navy bit was just a smoke screen

I somehow doubt we're getting the whole story here

7 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Pol Col Wattanachai Janthathum of the Muang district police confirmed that one summons had been issued for a Sat Yai sub-district official. 

 

If a second summons does not meet with a response then the law will take its course.

A 3rd one issued...?

 

Was what he used to do before relevant to the story? No. He is a sub-division official, he was a navy warrant officer. He is a wanted man, he was not wanted before. 

See the difference?

19 hours ago, rooster59 said:

If a second summons does not meet with a response then the law will take its course.

A very long and winding course.