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"This isn't Pattaya at Songkran!" - dad goes to cops after son injured in attack

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A resident of a housing estate in Bang Saothong, Samut Prakan went to the local police after his three year old son was injured when drunken revellers in the street threw a lump of concrete through the back window of his car.

 

Kiatkhun Umklang, 32, was on his way home with his 22 year old girlfriend and 3 year old son. 

 

He was furious when the road leading up to a bridge was blocked by two pick-ups and people dancing in the street to loud music.

 

He honked his horn three times to no avail before parking on the left. 

 

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The revellers were in no mood to get out of the way and an argument ensued in which beer bottles were thrown at the couple and the concrete was tossed through the back of a Honda Jazz in which the young kid was sleeping. 

 

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The family was patched up with stitches in hospital before a report was filed with the Bang Saothong police. 

 

The story hit social media resulting in Thai Rath meeting the victim in the area next day for some pointing at the scene. 

 

Kiatkhun said he was fed up with people partying in the road like this.

 

"This isn't Bang Saen or Pattaya at Wan Lai, you know," he observed referring to the traditional celebration in those places at Songkran. 

 

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14 minutes ago, webfact said:

meeting the victim in the area next day for some pointing at the scene. 

and sadly not great pointing at that, less he was assaulted by a clump of weeds

15 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

and sadly not great pointing at that, less he was assaulted by a clump of weeds

indeed - its the number 1 rule for pointing

 

at the very least, have something to point at!!

13 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

and sadly not great pointing at that, less he was assaulted by a clump of weeds

Yup , pretty pointless gesture.

So, it would have been ok if it happened during Songkran in Pattaya.

22 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

So, it would have been ok if it happened during Songkran in Pattaya.

What do you think?

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Kiatkhun said he was fed up with people partying in the road like this.

Why not call the police before the confrontation?

5 hours ago, webfact said:

He honked his horn three times to no avail before parking on the left. 

1st mistake.

1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

Why not call the police before the confrontation?

Because they wouldn't have done anything unless he promised to pay them several thousand Baht TIT

5 hours ago, mancub said:

What do you think?

I don´t! Tried it for 35 years, and it didn´t work out well. Now I have lived 17 great years without that problem.

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