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Stepfather Stabbed in Head After Argument Over Fried Eggs in Pattaya
Pictures from responders. A domestic dispute in Pattaya escalated into violence on 12 January when a stepson stabbed his stepfather in the head with a knife following an argument over frying eggs. Police Lieutenant Sontaya Khonsap of Pattaya City Police Station, along with rescue personnel from the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Foundation, responded to the incident at 10:00. It occurred in a rented room on the second floor of a building in Soi Phaniad Chang 8, Pattaya, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi. The victim, identified as Mr Krissana, ran downstairs seeking help with blood streaming down his body. A broken knife blade was visibly lodged in the left side of his head. Rescue workers provided first aid before transporting him to Bang Lamung Hospital for urgent medical care. Police found the suspect, Mr Sathaporn, 35, the victim's stepson, waiting in the room. He had a bleeding wound on his head. Mr Sathaporn admitted to the attack, explaining that it was a reaction to his stepfather striking him on the head with a soup bowl during an argument. According to Mr Sathaporn, the two frequently clashed due to his resentment of Mr Krissana's dependence on his mother. The dispute escalated after a heated argument about frying eggs turned physical, culminating in Mr Sathaporn grabbing a knife and stabbing his stepfather in a fit of rage. Pattaya City police have taken Mr Sathaporn into custody for further questioning. Charges are expected to follow based on the investigation's findings. Meanwhile, Mr Krissana remains under close medical supervision at the hospital. -- 2025-01-13 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 13 January 2025
Pickup Truck Crashes into Vehicles at Red Light, Injuring 12 A multi-vehicle collision at a red-light junction in Chonburi left 12 people injured, including a critically injured 3-year-old child. The incident occurred at the Kiri traffic lights on Sukhumvit Road, in the Samet subdistrict of Mueang Chonburi district. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1348646-pickup-truck-crashes-into-vehicles-at-red-light-injuring-12/ -
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Bangkok Taxi Driver Slashes Passenger's Face in Violent Attack
Because there are many more "normal" taxis than Grab vehicles? -
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Pickup Truck Crashes into Vehicles at Red Light, Injuring 12
Picture from responders. A multi-vehicle collision at a red-light junction in Chonburi left 12 people injured, including a critically injured 3-year-old child. The incident occurred at 14:30 on 12 January 2025 at the Kiri traffic lights on Sukhumvit Road, in the Samet subdistrict of Mueang Chonburi district. Police and rescue services from the Tri Khunatham Foundation arrived on the scene to find four severely damaged vehicles and multiple injured passengers. Vehicles Involved: 1. Black MG Saloon (Bangkok Registration): The front and rear of the vehicle were damaged. It carried five passengers, including two men, one woman, and two children (one boy and one girl), all of whom sustained injuries. 2. White Mitsubishi Triton Pickup Truck (Chonburi Registration): Both the front and rear of the truck were crushed. Four people, including one man, one woman, and two children (a boy and a girl), were injured. 3. White Mazda Saloon (Bangkok Registration): The vehicle carried five passengers, two men, one woman, and two boys, all of whom were injured. 4. Green Isuzu D-Max Pickup Truck (Bangkok Registration): The front of the vehicle was completely wrecked. The driver, who was travelling alone, sustained a head injury. Rescue workers provided first aid at the scene before transferring all injured individuals to Chonburi Hospital. Ms Bee, the driver of one of the saloon cars, said her vehicle was stationary at the red light as she prepared to take her family to Bang Saen Beach when she suddenly heard a loud crash. Moments later, her car was hit, leaving it badly damaged and her family injured. Mr Wisanuwat the driver of the green Isuzu pickup truck, admitted that he was on his way home from work in Nong Mon, Saensuk subdistrict, when the collision occurred. He stated that he tried to brake and they failed, so he was unable to stop in time, causing his vehicle to crash into the stationary cars. Police are reviewing CCTV footage from the area and plan to conduct further interviews with all drivers involved to determine the cause of and take appropriate legal action. Reports indicate that a 3-year-old child sustained critical injuries in the crash. Authorities have not confirmed whether the child is male or female or which vehicle they were travelling in. -- 2025-01-13 -
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Bangkok Taxi Driver Slashes Passenger's Face in Violent Attack
Perhaps I missed something in the article it said driver was restrained by other passengers ( of same taxi ride?) If so its still no excuse for knife attack but he could have felt threatened? We have half a story -
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Bangkok Taxi Driver Slashes Passenger's Face in Violent Attack
What difference would that make?
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