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Canadian tourist says Phuket police refused to help after five men assaulted him and stole Rolex/50K on beach walk


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2 hours ago, webfact said:

when five men roughed him up and took his Rolex and 50,000 baht in cash.

The crown jewels I walk around with can only be removed with surgery...

Thailand resorts... flaunt it and lose it.

Lesson learnt

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1 hour ago, ikke1959 said:

Who wears a real Rolex on a holiday to a third world country?? and who needs to have so much money in cash on him/her???Stupid...

While I agree with the ROLEX thing, I cannot even understand why people pay so much money for steel watches with a brand name just to show off to other idiots, since when 50k THB is a lot of money? That's a bit more than 1k EUR? People go on an evening in a casino with more.

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54 minutes ago, PremiumLane said:

Well if you lot keep on being so cliched, I guess it will keep on being used... what do we call you, 'triggered'? 

Is that your best come back? Poor guy. For you to take the time to analyze what others write so you can come to the conclusion that AN bloggers think they are Columbo makes you a Clouseau in the works. Do you count ants in an ant colony when you have nothing to do????? ????

 

I actually read the other bloggers comments to see whether their opinion matches mine. Sort of like a gauge. Usually I respond to the content not the gist...

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4 hours ago, KannikaP said:

Stroll at 2am? Rolex? Bht 50,000? I DON'T BELIEVE IT!

Unless the picture is a library picture, he doesn't look too roughed up to me. I have onlt ever known 4 Canadians in Thailand and 3 of them lived in a fantasy world. 

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23 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

I sure bet the response from thailand to negate this story will be to print and distribute another 500,000 tourist brochures to the Canadian public !

Sadly Canadians can't be bothered with much... it's the Canadian shrug and laissez-faire attitude. Being Canadian I am all too familiar with this <deleted> attitude. Canada did sweet fudge all when the Tsunami hit and getting my embassy to do anything for me is a pipe dream. They are only good at charging for overpriced paperwork.

Back on topic... I, like many others, have reservations to the truth of this guys story. 

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whatever happen still a mystery with conflicting details..., regardless of the truth it's bad publicity for Thailand....

Indian guy robbed, Sweden boat capsized, Malaysia mom and 5 year old die as boat capsized as well, 110 cops under investigation for visa scheme  and so many more that go unreported....amazing Thailand, the land that keeps giving 555

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Its amazing how many tourists are walking around with 50K in their pocket and a Rolex on their wrist - on the beach! Still, I'm sure he will have travel insurance ????.  They really should be more careful.

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It's sad the beaches are not safe at all hours as indicated by many posters here.   And after 2 trips to the hospital, and a shower most likely,his picture doesn't looked roughed up to some of you.  A broken nose isn't always crooked or swollen

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11 hours ago, ezzra said:

I guess he was lucky that no one stole his Ferrary that was parked just around the corner.

What is a Ferrary? Is that like a wannabe sports car for the light-footed? lol. Just messing with ya.

What a donkey waltzing around with bling at that hour. He probably scared the S out of the police with his farangipan speak.

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