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Pattaya: Armed robbery in luxury house - Chinese tourists give evidence

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Pattaya: Armed robbery in luxury house - Chinese tourists give evidence

 

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Picture: Siam Chon News

 

Two men described as Chinese tourists have given further evidence to the Nong Prue police after an armed robbery by a group of men at a luxury house in the Siam Royal View estate in Soi Khao Talo at 9.30 pm Monday night. 

 

Siam Chon News - after earlier saying that 10 million baht was stolen - reported that 3 million was taken from a safe. 

 

Su Chi Hong, 38, who was made to open the safe and was tied up and Su Long Chang, 31, were named as the victims. 

 

Su Chi Hong and the driver who went to inform security of the robbery gave evidence to Pol Lt-Col Prateep Thongdee leading the investigation.

 

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Picture: Siam Chon News

 

Station chief Pol Col Chitdecha said that teams of his own men and Chonburi provincial police had been gathering further evidence including looking at CCTV from the vicinity. 

 

CCTV from inside the house proved to be of no use. 

 

Descriptions of the armed men have been given and DNA and fingerprints of the victims have been taken to separate them from other evidence collected at the scene.

 

Pol Col Chitdecha said that the robbers were masked and gained entry through the rear of the property. 

 

They were in the house for thirty minutes during which time Su Chi Hong opened the safe and was tied up around his hands and feet.

 

The robbers fled the same way they came. 

 

Source: Siam Chon News

 

 
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I guess it´s time to go fishing for some Burmese scapegoats. ???? 

Everybody put cctv on home and not use that! Maybe have some extra chinese insurance lol. Get one , get 2 back!

Safe was middle of house whit Koi fish! Koi fish roud that one and looking nice!

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Bad luck sure hit this group hard.

First they claim to have had 10 mil stolen, now its 3 mil

I wonder what the insurance claim will state :whistling:

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2 minutes ago, Grumpy one said:

Bad luck sure hit this group hard.

First they claim to have had 10 mil stolen, now its 3 mil

I wonder what the insurance claim will state :whistling:

3 million was in safe, 7 million was in mom's handbag!

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Again, the reporting is SO vague, where the perps Thai or Chinese, how did they know the money was there, why did purported 'Tourists" have this much money, 10 million was stolen, 3 million was taken from the safe??? Poor journalism!

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Better say that it was more then it was, so that the gang members get a distrust to each other ...

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Wow look at all his certificate, ones for cycling proficiency, swimming – 5, 10 and 25 yards

Come on spit it out what's the story?......Were the robbers Chinese? Thais? Cambodians? smelly farang? or green Aliens? ....What language did they speak?.......What did they look like?.....  

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1 hour ago, JoePai said:

Wow look at all his certificate, ones for cycling proficiency, swimming – 5, 10 and 25 yards

Are they all sports certificates?

Is there one for 'Sitting motionless in a marquee at the side of the road'?

I'm sure lying under oath isn't included, or fleecing motorists for money.

 

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6 hours ago, PatOngo said:

Again, the reporting is SO vague, where the perps Thai or Chinese, how did they know the money was there, why did purported 'Tourists" have this much money, 10 million was stolen, 3 million was taken from the safe??? Poor journalism!

I like it when it's vague the post are more interesting... let the truth come out later when I've had a good laugh.

5 hours ago, bluesofa said:

Are they all sports certificates?

Is there one for 'Sitting motionless in a marquee at the side of the road'?

I'm sure lying under oath isn't included, or fleecing motorists for money.

 

perhaps most impressive will be the masters degree obtained with distinction is the finger pointing certificate????

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

The robbers fled the same way they came.

shouting Su Long suckers .. 

 

Is that part of Plods hand pull beer pump collection on the desk in front of him .. 

Still doesn't make sense. I doubt we will ever know what really happened.

"Chinese tourists give evidence" .. what evidence, they gave a statement nothing else, unless they could actually prove the amount that was allegedly stolen it's all hearsay ..

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22 hours ago, webfact said:

The robbers fled the same way they came.

Through security at the main gate.

Seven million worth of jewelry perhaps?

Believable if they were high rollers from China

A grammar police post has been removed

Arnold Judas Rimmer of Jupiter Mining Corporation Ship Red Dwarf

11 hours ago, mikebell said:

Through security at the main gate.

Which, BTW, is pretty impressive:

 

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There's a back soi to the village that's unlit (at least was the last time I drove there).

13 hours ago, DrTuner said:

Which, BTW, is pretty impressive:

 

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There's a back soi to the village that's unlit (at least was the last time I drove there).

I have visited a friend there many times & during the day security here is fine.  A new restaurant has opened on the mooban & I was allowed through with no check  when I said I was going to dine.  (In the event I didn't - it was one of those ++ places.)

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