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Find this elderly foreigner who stole a 150 baht bottle of rum from granny


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Posted
2 hours ago, Gecko123 said:

Everyone: be on the look out for a white male wearing a wig and a girdle, possibly carrying an attaché case.

Not that uncommon in Thailand????

Posted
1 hour ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

What are you thinking, what's going through your head, do you understand what you are saying? 

 

OMG, wake up 

 

He is a foreigner, he is a visitor.

When you're a visitor you should be on your best behavior, did your parents not teach you right from wrong? 

 

Forget your thoughts they mean nothing. 

 

Exactly "Right from wrong" - there is no race or nationality with that. It simply is what it is.  The issue of theft needs to be addressed across the board, it's wrong no matter who does it.

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Posted
7 minutes ago, inThailand said:

He must be a member of this upstanding forum? 

Perhaps your partner in cheap booze then ?

 

Posted
3 hours ago, webfact said:

He shoplifted a "baen" or half bottle of Saengsom worth about 150-160 baht.

CCTV confirmed he was riding a red and black ladies' motorcycle and was wearing a black helmet.

 

He said that the thieves before were all Thais - now a farang was stealing from them. They never report theft to the police - they can't be bothered with the fuss.

 

Wiranit told the media he had a message for the foreigner: "You're a farang, living in Thailand. I won't report you but you shouldn't do this".

Mum Thongdaeng was more direct: "Just come back and pay for the booze," she said. 

Serious?  
Hunt someone for 150 Baht???  
Yessss, this is farang,  they never reported to the police all the other theft committed by Thais , but now is different, the public enemy is a foreigner, so they can be bothered with the fuss, they can even pay the "booze" for the dangerous criminal farang!!!
I recommend a reward: dead or alive.

 

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Posted
3 hours ago, webfact said:

He said that the thieves before were all Thais - now a farang was stealing from them. They never report theft to the police - they can't be bothered with the fuss.

Until it's a foreigner... but hey stealing is theft.

The guy should be embarrassed at being on CCTV and own up and pay the old lady with a healthy tip.

Posted
2 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

You're thinking too much, stop it. 

 

You're a visitor. 

No excuse for this behavior. 

 

 

 

 

This is where you confirmed you lost the argument.. ???? 

Posted
10 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Until it's a foreigner... but hey stealing is theft.

The guy should be embarrassed at being on CCTV and own up and pay the old lady with a healthy tip.

It could be the start of a beautiful new relationship… ???? 

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Posted
3 hours ago, webfact said:

Earlier in the week mum was in charge of the store that sells mostly alcohol and cigarettes.

 

But she was sleeping.

 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

Mum Thongdaeng was more direct:

 

"Just come back and pay for the booze," she said. 

I'm sure he will, when there is someone there who is awake to take his money. Who knows, the son might even be there cleaning the filthy place they call a shop but which looks like a rubbish tip.

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Posted
3 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

There is no excusing theft, but the ’son’ also seems somewhat ‘xenophobic' in his actions to ignore theft from Thai’s and then going public when its a foreigner. 

 

 

It's awful that people will just rip off shops like this where people are struggling to make a living. 

 

Despicable foreigner, but also despicable Thai’s, despicable anyone who would do the same thing. 

 

 

 

Zenophobic LOL..Is he ageist too and a fat shamer?

Posted

Would have thought the person described plus a photo provided 

Won't take long for someone to identify the person involved

The cheapskate should pay back for what he stole can't be that hard up for 150 baht ????

Posted
5 minutes ago, The Hammer2021 said:

Zenophobic LOL..Is he ageist too and a fat shamer?

Nothing wrong with fat shaming.  The worlds health industry including Thailands would be a much healthier , cheaper and better system if there weren't so many obese people.  It certainly doesn't happen overnight. 

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Posted
4 hours ago, webfact said:

Wiranit told the media he had a message for the foreigner: "You're a farang, living in Thailand. I won't report you but you shouldn't do this".

 

Mum Thongdaeng was more direct:

 

"Just come back and pay for the booze," she said. 

Sounds fair enough to me. 

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Posted

Why does someone like that do that?

He has no brain, if he have he have to know when they catch him, they kick him out of the country and he doesn't have to come back.

And that only for 150 thb.

Posted
6 hours ago, SAFETY FIRST said:

Then deport the scum 

 

 

Well, I wouldn't lose any sleep if he was. If the bloke is reading here, you are an <deleted> chap, if you can't afford it, give it up, the folk you stole from have to pay for it.......????

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Posted
4 hours ago, webfact said:

It was a farang (language used by Siam Rath in their story) who was bald and obese with a black shoulder bag.

Should be easy to spot then ????

Posted

There is a very good possibility that the farang picked up the bottle and waited, and waited, and waited to pay, then just said phuck it and left.  That doesn't justify the theft.  But I have certainly been there and done that -- with the waiting game -- not the theft.  

Posted

"He said that the thieves before were all Thais - now a farang was stealing from them."

 

Not excusing the despicable behaviour at all, but it didn't warrant him complaining when they were Thais, but now it's a farang?

Posted

Hmmm…. A heinous crime, the elderly man should be hung, drawn and quartered. No punishment is too good for this vile, dastardly act. He should be buried and dug up again for further punishment

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Posted
5 hours ago, chuang said:

Go home farang....

And where do we send the Thai that steel? A very discriminating solution. If we would send everybody home (or better out of the country) who did something wrong then Thailand would be empty soon. And so would be Europe or any other country. This is not the way. They should forec the guy to pay with a fine that the next time he will consider paying instantly and not steel anymore. Sending everybody away is not the solution.

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Posted

Another quality visitor.  They come to another country and think they can get away with anything.  

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Posted

Sorry  that they have to endure this theft but take temptation out of it and just put a cheap padlock on the doors so they cant easily be opened . 

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