Daily News Thai Caption: All over in a few seconds

 

Daily News reported on a crime that took just a few seconds but has so far been unsolved.

 

Juthaphol, 53, told the media that his elder brother had taken his pick-up to a roadside stall to change his wiper blades.

 

After this was done the brother went to pay and get a receipt but left the keys in the ignition.

 

Picture: Daily News

 

The female trader had said: "Is there someone in your vehicle?"

 

He turned in horror - someone was reversing and driving off in his Isuzu.

 

Police were informed about the incident on the Asia Highway, KM marker 20 in Thanu sub-district of Ayutthaya.

 

But so far there has been no arrest. 

 

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Pretty lame pointing for such a serious issue!

Should have paid thru the window.  No need to get out.

Leaving keys in the ignitions is a pretty lazy habit to still be doing.

  In this case, maybe costly as well, if the vehicle is found all

smashed up.

Gone in 60 seconds... 

a quick check by police however proved Nicolas Cage was not in the country..

No news so far if Angelina is here getting another tattoo

It's a scouser! It's always a scouser!  lol

 

perhaps the reason why most Thais never change their wiper blades

30 minutes ago, Robin said:

perhaps the reason why most Thais never change their wiper blades

At least Batman had a sense of humour........lighten up, not everything is the fault of Thailand or it's people!