Pattaya: Foreigner "mercilessly" attacked with repeated kicks to the face in Walking Street

[ttrd]

RE - Pattaya: Foreigner "mercilessly" attacked with repeated kicks to the face in Walking Street

At 2 am today a 24 year old Chilean national called Salvatore C. reported to Pol Capt Phuttarak Sornkhamhan that he had been attacked by a motorcycle taxi rider in Walking Street.

 

* Hmm, seems like a undercover LB dressed like a motorcycle taxi ...????

[Boomer6969]

8 hours ago, webfact said:

The victim, who had earlier been taken to hospital, was being sought to do some much needed identification in the form of pointing, reported Pattaya Update News. 

???????????? 

[Paul DS]

8 hours ago, Trujillo said:

Well, Face-kicking Street is. ....

Perhaps that should be its "known name" !

 

[WrongTree]

The taxi driver looks very proud…photo taken, name in the paper…assault today, killer next time?

[malibukid]

8 hours ago, LeamchabangLarry said:

 

come on, how freaking hard could it be. 

throw that piece of trash in prison

along with the creep that dragged the cat behind a motor bike

[hotchilli]

8 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

just a little pre season practice for when tourists return in large numbers. 

 

 

Yep just gearing up for the "New Neo Safe Trusted Family Friendly Resort" this will bring them flocking back.

[JP canada]

7 hours ago, Taboo2 said:

The questions is why did he not fight back.

 

Also, what was said when they were sitting together?

Not trying to minimize what happened to the foreigner, but drunken’ tourists can no doubt be the cause of many issues. I agree with the quote “ what was said that lit the taxi guy up while they were sitting together?

[hotchilli]

7 hours ago, madmen said:

First mistake, trying to befriend a taxi driver while drunk 

He must have said something offensive to the thug who instantly got up and smashed him. 

 

It should be a warning to tourists to steer clear of thai men. 

Steer clear of Pattaya would be better.

[hotchilli]

8 hours ago, webfact said:

In tears and speaking through an interpreter the victim who was covered in blood said that he had left a club at closing time and wanted to continue partying in Soi Bua Khao

So leaving a club at closing shouldn't Soi Bua Khao be closed too?

[Bangkok Barry]

7 hours ago, worgeordie said:

Shocking that this could happen ....in a World class family resort,that's what

T.A.T. keeps calling it anyway ????

regards Worgeordie

I was watching a YouTube video of Pattaya yesterday and it occurred to me that one step towards making it a world class resort is to provide pavements/sidewalks for the rich tourists they so desperate to attract. Every side soi and even the main roads require pedestrians to walk in the road. It is such an obvious thing, so basic in any real world tourist town or city, that I'm amazed I've only just realised that Pattaya lacks such basic infrastructure. In Bangkok, it might be a good idea if they installed street lighting, starting with the main streets. Nearly all the light comes from shop or other business windows. Quite extraordinary.

[Nout]

Wonder what the tourist did to start this. Whatever, he won't do it again.

[Nout]

4 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

I was watching a YouTube video of Pattaya yesterday and it occurred to me that one step towards making it a world class resort is to provide pavements/sidewalks for the rich tourists they so desperate to attract. Every side soi and even the main roads require pedestrians to walk in the road. It is such an obvious thing, so basic in any real world tourist town or city, that I'm amazed I've only just realised that Pattaya lacks such basic infrastructure. In Bangkok, it might be a good idea if they installed street lighting, starting with the main streets. Nearly all the light comes from shop or other business windows. Quite extraordinary.

It was called WALKING STREET because it was a pedestrian zone.

[herwin1234]

8 hours ago, Taboo2 said:

The questions is why did he not fight back.

 

Also, what was said when they were sitting together?

that really doesnt matter. no need for that kind of speculation. to brutally beat anyone like that is wrong. period. no excuse. 

[tgw]

Just now, herwin1234 said:

that really doesnt matter. no need for that kind of speculation. to brutally beat anyone like that is wrong. period. no excuse. 

 

it would be really interesting to know though, and could also provide mitigating circumstances.

[tgw]

16 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

I was watching a YouTube video of Pattaya yesterday and it occurred to me that one step towards making it a world class resort is to provide pavements/sidewalks for the rich tourists they so desperate to attract. Every side soi and even the main roads require pedestrians to walk in the road. It is such an obvious thing, so basic in any real world tourist town or city, that I'm amazed I've only just realised that Pattaya lacks such basic infrastructure. In Bangkok, it might be a good idea if they installed street lighting, starting with the main streets. Nearly all the light comes from shop or other business windows. Quite extraordinary.

 

nah, rich tourists don't walk.

[digger70]

8 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

Perhaps more to the story?

"CCTV footage showed a tall and well built motorcyle taxi rider in a jacket sitting with the victim.

He then got up and slapped the victim in the face twice knocking him over. "

 

Was he verbally  Provoked ?  We don't know . even if he was , get him for Assault.

[jvs]

1 hour ago, TheLaughingMan said:

Look closer?  We are all talking about the pic of the thai motorcycle driver... person with a tan <deleted>....

I looked again and do not see it?I must be missing something?

[Bangkok Barry]

27 minutes ago, Nout said:

30 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

I was watching a YouTube video of Pattaya yesterday and it occurred to me that one step towards making it a world class resort is to provide pavements/sidewalks for the rich tourists they so desperate to attract. Every side soi and even the main roads require pedestrians to walk in the road. It is such an obvious thing, so basic in any real world tourist town or city, that I'm amazed I've only just realised that Pattaya lacks such basic infrastructure. In Bangkok, it might be a good idea if they installed street lighting, starting with the main streets. Nearly all the light comes from shop or other business windows. Quite extraordinary.

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It was called WALKING STREET because it was a pedestrian zone.

 

I didn't specify WALKING STREET. I think you need to brush up your comprehension skills to properly understand what I wrote. Or maybe you thought you were replying to someone else as your comment bears no relation to what I wrote.

Edited February 25, 2021 by Bangkok Barry

[gunderhill]

1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

Yep just gearing up for the "New Neo Safe Trusted Family Friendly Resort" this will bring them flocking back.

More  like  Flocking Off

[gunderhill]

1 hour ago, JP canada said:

Not trying to minimize what happened to the foreigner, but drunken’ tourists can no doubt be the cause of many issues. I agree with the quote “ what was said that lit the taxi guy up while they were sitting together?

Sticks n stones

[Don Chance]

Nothing new. Thailand is always sketchy at night, it is when all the yaba heads come out.

Probably this Latino was involved with drugs and or prostitution, that is the way they are.

[LomSak27]

Basically he knows he can get away with it; apologize, wai, small fine, all is forgiven. It's taken over twenty years to get to this level. One wonders if a new tourist industry in a world class family friendly Pattaya can be built after the pandemic.

 

Perhaps handout chicken essence soup gift baskets as they get off the plane. 

 

 

Edited February 25, 2021 by LomSak27

[Huckenfell]

9 hours ago, NCC1701A said:

just a little pre season practice for when tourists return in large numbers. 

 

 

No! now there are not many tourists around, so they think that they will easily get away with it.

[Huckenfell]

9 hours ago, Patong2021 said:

Perhaps more to the story?

"CCTV footage showed a tall and well built motorcyle taxi rider in a jacket sitting with the victim.

He then got up and slapped the victim in the face twice knocking him over. "

 

The victim appears to be quite frail, so i hope that they sort this bully well and truelly.

[pattayadude]

9 hours ago, Taboo2 said:

The questions is why did he not fight back.

look how flimsy the Chilean is..even if he was bigger, the moment he fights back, pack of dogs will come out of nowhere to beat him up to a bloody pulp.

[loll]

9 hours ago, spiekerjozef said:

Is walking street open?

Not sure,but the Chilean guy's face is.

[soalbundy]

He should be grateful it wasn't a drunk policeman.

[Magenta408]

Oh hum, I just wonder what the final version of this story will be and how many smiles are going to be floated around. It's not the first time. 

[Huckenfell]

8 hours ago, Dagfinnur Traustason said:

Might just want to ask the other motorcycle taxi guy that helped him.

They probably did , as he has been caught already.

[Thomas Hannah]

Welcome to thailand.This is normal.We are looked upon as punch bags.Nothing will happen over this as normal.He will say the farang insulted him.But if it was the other way.The money bells start ringing.Im surprised its even being reported.Im surprised the cctv was working.only seems to work if its a farang at fault.