Handicapped "look chin" seller left for dead after vicious stabbing attack in Sattahip

[webfact]

Picture: Thai Rath

 

Thai Rath reported that Phlu Ta Luang police in Sattahip on Thailand's eastern seaboard were called after six or seven people attacked a handicapped seller of fried look chin, meatballs.

 

Phanom Jitjorn - who has a left leg handicap - was left for dead after being stabbed in the left and right sides of the ribs.

 

He sells his wares from a motorcycle with sidecar attachment.

 

He was given first aid then rushed to hospital after the incident at 9 pm last night outside a 7-Eleven at some traffic lights.

 

Witnesses said there had been a violent argument, one of many recently about where the handicapped man should park to sell his food.

 

Den, a motorcycle taxi rider, had got his son and 4/5 friends to attack Phanom.

 

A 20 year old was seen fleeing the scene on a motorcycle after a knife was used. 

 

Police say they know the identity of those responsible and are waiting for them to surrender.

 

If they don't an arrest warrant will be issued. 

 

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[nikmar]

29 minutes ago, webfact said:

Police say they know the identity of those responsible and are waiting for them to surrender.

Saves them a trip , i suppose. " Whenever you're ready, boys."

[2baht]

22 minutes ago, webfact said:

Den, a motorcycle taxi rider, had got his son and 4/5 friends to attack Phanom.

Spineless cowards all of them! Just what is wrong with some of these people???

[rwill]

Everyone here thinks they own the road in front of their business.

[BangkokReady]

7 minutes ago, rwill said:

Everyone here thinks they own the road in front of their business.

Not uncommon for them to believe that it's OK to then attack people to defend their "turf" either.

 

I think the problem is that mafia is involved with so many aspects of Thai commerce, mob violence becomes an inevitability in some situations.

[BangkokReady]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Den, a motorcycle taxi rider, had got his son and 4/5 friends to attack Phanom.

Seven people, with at least one weapon, against one disabled man.  Shameless.

[RichardColeman]

10 hours ago, webfact said:

Police say they know the identity of those responsible and are waiting for them to surrender.

this before or after the statute of limitations  ?

[LennyW]

If you know who they are just go arrest them! Jeez!!

[tomazbodner]

11 hours ago, webfact said:

Police say they know the identity of those responsible and are waiting for them to surrender.

Surely this can't be right... can it?

[hotchilli]

19 hours ago, nikmar said:

Saves them a trip , i suppose. " Whenever you're ready, boys."

Sickening....

[Grumpy one]

Use these thugs for target practise. 

It will help reduce the prison population

[mikebell]

22 hours ago, webfact said:

six or seven people attacked a handicapped seller

Thainess.  This story is just above the robbery of a wheelchair bound victim.  Isn't it about time Pattaya got a police force?

[hotandsticky]

52 minutes ago, mikebell said:

Thainess.  This story is just above the robbery of a wheelchair bound victim.  Isn't it about time Pattaya got a police force?

 

It wasn't Pattaya.

[mikebell]

21 hours ago, hotandsticky said:

 

It wasn't Pattaya.

How can you tell the difference between the invisible cops of Pattaya and those of Sattahip? Having suffered at the hands of both, I can tell you there is no difference.

[hotandsticky]

Just now, mikebell said:

How can you tell the difference between the invisible cops of Pattaya and those of Sattahip? Having suffered at the hands of both, I can tell you there is no difference.

 

 

I was just noting the geographical/administrative difference.

 

Actually, as Sattahip is controlled by the navy there is a much smaller police presence/influence.

[mikebell]

33 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

I was just noting the geographical/administrative difference.

 

Actually, as Sattahip is controlled by the navy there is a much smaller police presence/influence.

The scruffy individual who extorted my wife wore a brown uniform.