2 hours ago, Dustdevil said:

I don't see why victims' names should be withheld just because they're under...what: 21? 25? Is 20 a minor in Thailand?

So, you have a problem with that the victim name is withheld? Really! What about the foreign abuser? I would like to have a picture of that mistake for a man, his name and nationality. The police should press charges and deport his sorry excuse for a human.

1 hour ago, stoner said:

yes let's use more violence to stop violence.

 

which makes you no better than the man you are calling a gutless tu*d

Some people just do not understand basic concepts.

And so tempting to provide additional basic physical demonstration of the said concept.

Simply helping these 'some people' in understanding. They should be thankful for being provided with teachings that most people have already learnt in their childhood.

Never too late for basic teachings...

Police not going to press charges. Isn't assault and battery a crime here?

RE - After some time, the foreign man calmed down and allowed rescuers to treat the nail scratches on his body.

 

*  ???? The article didn't mention anything about a cat? 

This is just obscene. Beating a frail defenceless female's body. Does this give certain men a supernatural surge of power and joy when they deliver blow after blow upon a delicate human being? I can't even imagine doing this to a less-than-defenceless female person.

 

2 hours ago, AhFarangJa said:

Coward, even allowing for alcohol there is no excuse to beat up a young girl who probably weighs less than a wet tea bag.

If she has been unfaithful, or been caught stealing then simply pack her bags and throw her out. That is assuming the house is his.

I wonder if she has any brothers......

I too am shocked to read this story. I would however point out that at 20 years old the victim is a woman, not a "young girl".

Edited November 23, 20223 yr by Andrew65

Says he is involved in the bar business probably ( bar owner )

And is backed by the police. Brown envelopes 

Corruption at its best in Pattaya 

For the police money ????  before the safety of their own people 

Pathetic 

2 hours ago, Dustdevil said:

I don't see why victims' names should be withheld just because they're under...what: 21? 25? Is 20 a minor in Thailand?

Would it change the story if you/we knew the name of the victim?

31 minutes ago, Dan O said:

There we go finally someone blaming the victim. Good going

 

Who else should be blamed?     ????

 

 

36 minutes ago, huangnon said:

A lot of bad decisions are made at 04:30AM. Especially after alcohol. Sounds like a real charmer.

30 years old - in the bar business

 

maybe a background check will reveal a little more about this deadbeat - I'll bet he has previous form in his home country

Victim laying on the ground crying in pain...

QUOTE:
Pattaya police suggested the victim to get a good recovery and come to them if she intended to press legal action against her boyfriend.
Police did not immediately press charges on their own.
So, yes: He's obviousy backed by the police. Well done by this Soi Dog.

From the way some of these foreign men talk and behave. Just what I observe living in Bangkok. They come to Thailand looking  because women in their home countries want nothing to do with them.  Because these men can’t even take care of themselves or their behavior. And they say for example all women in the West are no good.  Just because the women are not interested in them 
So they come to Thailand.  Thinking the women are desperate, shy, tolerate anything. 
And unfortunately.  There are women in poorer countries who will start relationships with these types of men. Just to try to get a better life. 

2 hours ago, stoner said:

yes let's use more violence to stop violence.

 

which makes you no better than the man you are calling a gutless tu*d

Never suggested I was a better man, however, I don't hit women, and if you noticed the glass door in the picture which was shattered, to me, meant that she went straight through it.

 

Why don't you sit with the aggressive drunk when he is drunk and stroke his hand telling him it's all right, everything will be fine, stay calm, as opposed to teaching him a lesson which will make him think twice when it comes to unleashing on a 20 year old defenceless woman.

 

You must be a lot of fun to hang out with, keep drinking you herbal tea m8.

59 minutes ago, kwak250 said:

Yes totally agree .

 

Worst that would have happened he might of got the munchies and eaten everything in the fridge and have a ridiculous smile on his face.

Pure speculation.????????

1 hour ago, StevieAus said:

In relation to the police pressing charges the same would apply in Australia and I believe the UK.

If the victim is not prepared to give evidence in court the police will not usually charge the alleged offender.

If the police witness the assault a different situation.

That clears it up then.

 

Shouldn't be hard for the cop to say, I saw him, that is, if he wanted to get involved, so to speak, but I guess if there's nothing in it for him here, why would he bother, just another domestic.

 

Sad as this guy will do it again, if not to her, to someone else.

3 hours ago, AhFarangJa said:

no excuse to beat up a young girl who probably weighs less than a wet tea bag.

At what weight does it constitute an excuse?

Drunk or not the man is the lowest of the low just above pedophiles.  

 

6 months in jail with no Vaseline won't cure him but make him think before his next act. 

Simple, let him pay for all damage, add a hefty fine and after payment leave Thailand one way and never let him in again.
 

3 hours ago, Spock said:

I see a big brown envelope exchanging hands.

agreed, In the 'bar business' and not named. $$$$$$$$ 

Oh great....another Farang bad-Thai good thread.

3 hours ago, Dustdevil said:

I don't see why victims' names should be withheld just because they're under...what: 21? 25? Is 20 a minor in Thailand?

I take extreme exception to your comment! Does a victim not have a right to privacy if they so desire! They didn't ask to be pulled into the public eye and they should be able to remain discrete if that's their choice.

It happens and not only in Thailand and also not only foreigners.

 

Some years ago there was a movie on Asian now, which showed a Thai gf was beaten  to <deleted>, in bright daylight on a busy road, by a Thai bf and it was sure not amusing to see.

Not any one, did something.

 

But i also saw long ago a docu about British women in jail, abused by husband. They went to jail, as they killed her husband, as last opportunity to be "free" (though in jail). Also weird nothing could be done to the violent husbands or so called bf. And that was UK.

 

There is also a docu about Russian women in Pattya, which are held against their will (slave) to work in prostitution. Seems they are controlled by Russian mob and Thai police was investigating.

However they couldnt do a thing as the women were terrified to speak up and Thai police needed that.

 

Once i was browsing for funny movies and came to a site and the movies showed there were far from funny. Understatement.

Not long ago i checked if it was still there, it was and also with those same horrible movies.

If you see those you ll get humble, make you sick, make you want to cry. You can see how absurd humans can do.

No it s not on the dark webside , but just on the regular one.

Amazing if a child or teenager might find this, as it is free accessible. Thera are already many which are absurd, like the happy slapping movies?? NOT. 

 

 

 

 

This is a disgusting act by this cowardly POS, and he should be aggressively pursued by the cops. What I am bemused by is how a domestic violence matter is headline news here. Why? Because its falang. A lot of Thai "men" (young boys in an adult skin) beat their wives (and children) routinely. Does it make the news? No. 

3 hours ago, AhFarangJa said:

Coward, even allowing for alcohol there is no excuse to beat up a young girl who probably weighs less than a wet tea bag.

If she has been unfaithful, or been caught stealing then simply pack her bags and throw her out. That is assuming the house is his.

I wonder if she has any brothers......

Evict the gutless mongrel.. Immediately.. 

Remember this is a bit tongue in cheek I can't help but think this is a bit tied to another headline story " chinaman charged with doing job reserved for thais 

4 hours ago, Dustdevil said:

I don't see why victims' names should be withheld just because they're under...what: 21? 25? Is 20 a minor in Thailand?

Privacy sometimes helps in sensitive cases.

4 hours ago, Dustdevil said:

I don't see why victims' names should be withheld just because they're under...what: 21? 25? Is 20 a minor in Thailand?

It's called privacy, their names are not in the public domain, they are none of your business, nor anyone else's and knowing their names would not be useful to you, us or them.

As unacceptable as this type of behaviour is I don't see why this topic should be headline news, it is because the guy is a foreigner. 

If it was a Thai guy it wouldn't even make the back page! Maybe Thais feel foreigners should know better and rightly so but sadly domestic violence is very common globally!!

Yes woman invented the word "BITCH" and "hell hath no fury like a woman scorned" but nobody has the right to beat their girlfriend or boyfriend!!

3 hours ago, Thomas KH said:

I do not understand how charges cannot be immediately pressed by the police and prosecution.

They wouldn't have a case without the girl's co-operation.

4 hours ago, jacko45k said:

I hope this girl gets away from this brute.... he obviously has an issue with alcohol and will do it again. 

Oh you are to kind. More like an animal and f.pig than simply a brute.