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Sanook reported on a story featured online from the Wang Mee market in Nakhon Ratchasima, north east Thailand.

 

Around 8 pm a diner at a "moo katha" store next to a mobile phone shop heard screaming.

 

Phatcha informed the server who called the shop owner Rattanaporn to come and open up.

 

Picture: Sanook

 

Inside they found a 14 year old boy caught in the metal grates in the ceiling of the store. He'd got his head stuck.

 

Locals took an hour to free him as he claimed:

 

"I was just going for a walk". 

 

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He was known as a petty thief in the area, said the media.

 

No police involvement was reported in the story, notes ASEAN NOW. 

 

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8 minutes ago, webfact said:

 

"I was just going for a walk". 

That got to be a Spiderman or Spiderpig if he can walk on ceilings.

Looking at the first pic I would say " I had a big piece of wood in my hand I was just trying to swat a fly , oh there it is just landed on his backside ".

Should have left him there for the night

Very strange place to go for a walk. Please explain young man!!!!!!!!

5 hours ago, webfact said:

"I was just going for a walk". 

????

You know what happens to sheep with their heads caught in the fence in NZ?

So, how did the rest of his body fit through the grid, but not his head? ????

So what happened to him?  

Since no police were involved, did the business owner enact some community justice on the lad?

14 minutes ago, Iron Tongue said:

So what happened to him?  

Since no police were involved, did the business owner enact some community justice on the lad?

One hopes so...