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Water assault over 200,000 baht debt injures elderly in Nonthaburi


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A high-pressure water assault on a wheelchair-bound woman and her 82 year old mother has led to a heated dispute over unpaid debt in Nonthaburi, Thailand. Yesterday, a 41 year old woman, Jittrathiwat, reported being attacked by Jeab, the sister of debtor Duangkamol, during a confrontation at a beauty salon the previous evening.

 

Jittrathiwat recounted that she had been pushing her mother’s wheelchair when they stopped to discuss a debt settlement with 42 year old Duangkamol. The conversation turned sour when Jeab appeared and sprayed them with water, injuring the mother’s eye. The incident prompted Jittrathiwat to file a police report and seek medical attention for her mother.

 

The dispute originated from a series of loans that Jittrathiwat provided to Duangkamol, starting with 5,000 baht (US$140) in November 2022 and escalating to a total of 200,720 baht (US$5,700) by September 2023. Duangkamol, who initially claimed the money was for farming and lending purposes, later confessed to using it for personal needs and promised to repay the amount.


Duangkamol, defended herself, explaining that her business was affected by Covid-19 and customers defaulting on payments. A leg injury further complicated her ability to repay the debt. An agreement to make weekly payments of 1,000 baht (US$28) was reached but fell through due to continued disagreements.


The police have taken statements from both parties, with Jittrathiwat and her mother accusing Duangkamol of assault, and Duangkamol filing a trespassing complaint. Both individuals have been examined by medical professionals, and legal proceedings are underway to resolve the conflict.

 

In related news, a debtor, who had previously complained to the Crime Suppression Division about being attacked with a knife and having his teeth knocked out, has been informed that his case is not progressing.

 

The police superintendent of Bang Bua Thong Police Station clarified that the incident was not related to illegal lending but was a case of assault stemming from a previous loan disagreement. Both parties are now preparing to face charges.

 

by Samantha Rose

Picture courtesy of KhaoSod

 

Source: The Thaiger 2024-03-11

 

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4 hours ago, webfact said:

Jittrathiwat recounted that she had been pushing her mother’s wheelchair when they stopped to discuss a debt settlement with 42 year old Duangkamol. The conversation turned sour when Jeab appeared and sprayed them with water, injuring the mother’s eye. The incident prompted Jittrathiwat to file a police report and seek medical attention for her mother.

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21 minutes ago, Skipalongcassidy said:

perhaps you should consult a dictionary...

Do you mean on how to start a sentence with a capital letter? Now things are really getting petty.😀

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

The dispute originated from a series of loans that Jittrathiwat provided to Duangkamol, starting with 5,000 baht (US$140) in November 2022 and escalating to a total of 200,720 baht (US$5,700) by September 2023. Duangkamol, who initially claimed the money was for farming and lending purposes, later confessed to using it for personal needs and promised to repay the amount.


When the powers to be turn a blind eye to usurious lending, well, eyes are lost it seems.

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1 hour ago, Skipalongcassidy said:

NO... I was referring to the meaning of sarcasm and the spelling of "recognizing"

I'm English and use the English language. Not the American bastardised version. bless your cotton sox. Sorry, socks.😉

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4 minutes ago, Gandtee said:

I'm English and use the English language. Not the American bastardised version. bless your cotton sox. Sorry, socks.😉

British English lists an alternate spelling as recognise, but the main entry is recognize. 

Seams the main british spelling is bastardized as well... 555

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22 minutes ago, Skipalongcassidy said:

British English lists an alternate spelling as recognise, but the main entry is recognize. 

Seams the main british spelling is bastardized as well... 555

Seams? Hopalong, Skipalong. I give up. 🙄

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