Police make quick arrest after knife attack at Bangkok 7-Eleven

[webfact]

Police make quick arrest after knife attack at Bangkok 7-Eleven

 

Picture: Daily News

 

A man wielding a knife entered a 7-Eleven branch in Soi 62 in the Phrakhanong area of the capital last night.

 

A male staffer called Krittin, 20, said that he was on duty alone behind the till when a thin man parked a Honda Wave outside and came in threatening him with a knife. The robber was wearing a full face helmet.

 

He handed over 5,000 baht from the till and the assailant also took a bottle of foreign spirits and a bottle of Thai spirits worth 2,500 baht collectively.

 

He then fled on the bike that had the engine still running. 

 

Capt Winai Inthornchit of the Phrakhanong police told the media at the time that he suspected the thief was either from Bang Na or Klong Toei. He hoped CCTV would help crack the case.

 

So it proved. 

 

By this morning the police had their man who said he had borrowed his aunt's motorcycle to commit the robbery. 

 

He was arrested at his room in Klong Toei. 

 

His excuse was that he was drunk. He is now being interviewed by the Phrakhanong police. 

 

Source: Daily News

 

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[hotchilli]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

By this morning the police had their man who said he had borrowed his aunt's motorcycle to commit the robbery.

Family business!

[Almer]

54 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Family business!

So that is armed robbery and by his own admission drunk in charge of a motor bike, licence, insurance, bike licensed ? Bye bye mister or maybe not.

[Jack Hna]

Gets drunk makes more money in 1 minute than he did all of last year.

 

Tempting

[Andy from Kent]

 

That  all happened so fast there was no time to pass out brown envelopes

[impulse]

He's lucky the scooter was still there when he came back out.

 

[LazySlipper]

On 8/28/2020 at 11:19 AM, webfact said:

A male staffer called Krittin

Would his name pnonically translate to "cretin" in English?