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Western man attacks Chinese man on road in Pattaya


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 Do you know that this man (the Chinese man) crashed his car into me? I nearly lost my life! Who will be responsible if I die?

Coming from a Thai person. :cheesy:

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1 hour ago, Goat said:

Wathcing the clip, sounds ike a Brit accent. Tourist "police" uniform?

Typical, it goes to their head and they think they are "powerful".

idiots.

On the TV national news, great for our reputation.

Agree,,,also, may be Roid Rage...what a coward!

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

“No one can stop him! If he is angry, no one can intervene. Do you know that this man (the Chinese man) crashed his car into me? I nearly lost my life! Who will be responsible if I die? This is not enough. He deserves what he is getting. Do you know how powerful the foreigner is?”

Enough life left in her to spit venom it seems.

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I have to admit some Chinese are oblivious to there rude and obnoxious actions.

 

Example:

Groups of them walking down the sidewalk literally knocking people down, cutting lines at 7/11, putting chicken bones under the bed, etc.,

 

Perhaps a little attitude adjustment was in order. Especially if he did hit the girlfriends with his car/motorcycle and tried to defer blame. 

 

On the other hand this guy sounds like a psychopath. 

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8 hours ago, quake said:
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The witness, 31 year old Pom, told ThaiRath that she spotted a fracas among a group of people while riding a motorcycle past the scene at 3am. She decided to stop and check on the situation 

Something not right there.

TIT.

Also locals intervening!  Perhaps the uniform made a difference?

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8 hours ago, John Drake said:
8 hours ago, webfact said:

According to Pom, locals and motorcycle taxi riders attempted to intervene and stop the foreign attacker

Why isn't the Chinese identified as a foreigner as well?

Possibly a translation of "farang"?  Obviously that refers to Western foreigners. 

 

Chinese are Asians so aren't really properly foreign.

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