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UPDATE: Police Identify prime Suspect in Murder of British Ex-pat in Pattaya Area


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By Goongnang Suksawat

 

Pattaya, Banglamung – Thai Police have identified a prime suspect in the murder of a British Ex-pat in Pattaya area.

 

CCTV footage of the incident has been revealed to the media. The victim, Mr. Neil Lewis Roger, 70, who was driving on a motorbike home, appeared to be seen on the video trying to escape after he was being chasing by a white vehicle with various equipment tied to the roof.

 

The suspect chased the victim on the Sukhumvit Road (Bang Na – Trat) into Soi Chaiyapruek for about 1.88 kilometers. The white vehicle can then be seen on the CCTV video stopping suddenly in front of the motorbike driven by Mr. Roger before the driver emerged and opened fire at the unarmed victim, who was attempting to flee.

 

Full story: https://thepattayanews.com/2023/01/07/update-police-identify-prime-suspect-in-murder-of-british-ex-pat-in-pattaya-area/

 

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39 minutes ago, webfact said:

Mr. Neil Lewis Roger

I'm truly sorry this happened to you.   You, your family, friends, relatives, etc........don't deserve the pain they are experiencing now.

 

money corrupts.   I know this first hand.   first hand.    it's horrible.    

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1 hour ago, Seppius said:

According to a post on another forum by the deceased friend, the shooter has turned himself in this morning, blamed road rage

I saw another claiming they had a dispute in the village a week before.....road rage sounds more likely. 

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Google translate from link in previous post: by drh1010

 

Surrendered, former British engineer shooter Confessing boiling, being smashed the car - honking the horn
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From the case of MR.NEIL LEWIS, 71 years old, a former British engineer. was shot and killed by the assailant on the spot. Inside Soi Khao Makok 1, Village No. 4, Huai Yai Subdistrict, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province, in the evening of 9:45 p.m. (5 Jan. '23)


, the police rushed to unravel the killing spree. Most recently, the Pattaya Provincial Court issued an arrest warrant for Aphicha on charges of murder and the Firearms Act, including possession, carrying and firing a gun without a reasonable cause. 

 

 

https://ch3plus.com/news/social/morning/328542

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13 minutes ago, Shop mak said:

The murderer age 32 experienced with guns, acted in road rage because the Brit honking the horn at him, and also hit his car.
 

Do you want to link the source for this ? But I can imagine a scenario: This thai jerk made a very dangerous move for the expat. And the expat had been drinking and reacted too much.

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The honking the horn part sounds a bit sus. Don't those scooters usually have a "horn" that is weaker than your average door bell. Hardly the same as a typical car horn. Who would even bother honking a scooter horn? 

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the way the thai report reads it sounds like he didn't hit the car with his bike but rather got out and slammed on the car with his hands? 

 

to many thais, you can drive dangerously and cut of any guy and cut him back, slam on the brakes but the moment the horn is sounded, that's the cue to open car doors and devolve into angry finger pointing and fisticuff 

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There's also (for some locals) a slight discrepancy between how much a slight getting flipped off is.  You can do it in many places in the world and it's accepted as 'I disagree with your driving ability/behaviour'.... and in other places it's like riding into South Central LA and using the N word with armed street dealers.  When you run into folks that take the latter view, this is what can happen.     

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