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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 26 March 2025
Man Arrested for Robbing Gold Necklace from Store in Ratchaburi Picture courtesy of Kaoded. A 58-year-old man was arrested within 30 minutes of committing a gold theft at a jewellery store in Lotus Mall, Photharam, Ratchaburi. The suspect, identified as Sathanpong Sriprasit, stole a 2-baht gold necklace from the store, which was located near the mall’s exit. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355778-man-arrested-for-robbing-gold-necklace-from-store-in-ratchaburi/ -
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Man Arrested for Robbing Gold Necklace from Store in Ratchaburi
Picture courtesy of Kaoded. A 58-year-old man was arrested within 30 minutes of committing a gold theft at a jewellery store in Lotus Mall, Photharam, Ratchaburi. The suspect, identified as Sathanpong Sriprasit, stole a 2-baht gold necklace from the store, which was located near the mall’s exit. According to the police, the man entered the store under the pretense of wanting to view a gold necklace. After inspecting the piece, he requested a different necklace, claiming the first one was too light. Once the staff handed him the second necklace, he quickly grabbed it and ran out of the store. The store owner, Mr. Bee Jiraratworo, immediately pursued him on foot, but the thief managed to flee in a brown Toyota Vios, heading towards the town. The police were notified and began tracking the suspect based on the vehicle’s registration number. Within 30 minutes, officers located the car at a traffic light on Phetkasem Road in Photharam. The driver, Sathanpong Sriprasit, was promptly arrested. A search of his belongings revealed the stolen gold necklace. During questioning, Sathanpong admitted to the theft, explaining that he had been struggling financially. His house and car were about to be repossessed, which led him to commit the crime. He stated that this was his first criminal act and expressed regret, mentioning his concern for his wife and two children. Police charged Sathanpong with theft using a vehicle, and he was subsequently taken to Photharam Police Station for further legal proceedings. Police Chief Police Lieutenant General Wachirapong Amornapitak praised the swift action of the officers, who were able to apprehend the suspect in such a short time. He also highlighted the role of the public, who provided the vehicle’s details, helping the police track down the suspect. Authorities have also been working closely with the jewellery store to improve security measures, including installing reinforced iron bars and thicker glass to prevent future incidents. “This case demonstrates the effectiveness of our policing in Ratchaburi,” said General Wachirapong. “Anyone attempting criminal acts in our area can be assured they will be caught.” -- 2025-03-26 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 26 March 2025
Lorry Driver Claims He Was Reaching for Phone Before Crashing into Drink-Driving Checkpoint Picture courtesy of Matichon. A six-wheel lorry crashed into a police drink-driving checkpoint on Ram Inthra Road, injuring three people, including a traffic police officer. The driver claimed he was reaching for his mobile phone and did not see the checkpoint ahead. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355776-lorry-driver-claims-he-was-reaching-for-phone-before-crashing-into-drink-driving-checkpoint/ -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 26 March 2025
Bitter Blowback: Govt Slammed for '73 Days of Uyghur Lies' Photo via Thai PBS Critics are having a field day with Thailand's controversial decision to deport 40 Uyghurs to China, calling it a stain on the nation's reputation. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1355777-bitter-blowback-govt-slammed-for-73-days-of-uyghur-lies/ -
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Bernie Sanders Walks Off ABC News Interview After Question About AOC’s Senate Prospects
America has problems with Trump being the leader, and needs new blood to be ready when this Flim Flam man finally get booted from the White House. Good on Bernie as I think the American media is scared to tell Trump to shut up. My opinion of course. -
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Bitter Blowback: Govt Slammed for '73 Days of Uyghur Lies'
Photo via Thai PBS Critics are having a field day with Thailand's controversial decision to deport 40 Uyghurs to China, calling it a stain on the nation's reputation. Fiery Fair Party MP Kannavee Suebsueng is leading the charge, dubbing it “73 Days of Lies” and accusing Prime Minister Paetongtarn Shinawatra of damaging international relations. According to Kannavee, the whole thing was a clandestine operation filled with government lies and misinformation, with claims that even after the deportation, officials kept up the charade. Justice Minister Tawee Sodsong argues back, saying the Uyghurs wanted to return and dismissing refugee status claims due to a lack of UNHCR documents. He stands firm, claiming the move adhered to national security and legal principles, citing dire conditions in detention centres. Deputy Prime Minister Phumtham Wechayachai fires another shot at Kannavee, suggesting inexperience led him to misunderstand the importance of national security. But the drama doesn't stop there, as Phumtham insists that after visiting Xinjiang, they found Uyghurs who wanted to carve their own path. Amidst all the back-and-forth, Thailand stands at a crossroads, juggling sovereignty and international criticism. Is it a win for national security, or a spectacular misstep? The debate rages on. Based on a story by Thai PBS -- 2025-03-26
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