Physical Altercation Between Guards and Customers on Soi 6 in Pattaya Goes Viral

[Peterphuket]

3 hours ago, Taboo2 said:

Lies...I go there everyday....it is very safe.  Just pay your bin and do not get drunk and act like you are back in your sh&&&&e country.

Easy talk, and when you have 2 bills to pay, what do you do.

[The Theory]

3 hours ago, webfact said:

particularly since one guard was seen kicking a tourist in the head as he lay on the ground after being beaten.

It says it all 🤔

[Ben Zioner]

28 minutes ago, Peterphuket said:

Are they headbangers too?

No doubt that there are a few of those around here. 

[PeachCH]

Close down the bars, no more problems. 😊👍

[scubascuba3]

Maybe it's time to have foreign bouncers, better trained people, like years ago farang bar managers started appearing. Thais haven't got the language skills amongst other things

[rattlesnake]

2 minutes ago, scubascuba3 said:

Maybe it's time to have foreign bouncers, better trained people, like years ago farang bar managers started appearing. Thais haven't got the language skills amongst other things

 

Hiring trained Thai personnel would be enough. These guys obviously have no formal training in handling such situations.

[The Theory]

15 minutes ago, Peterphuket said:

Easy talk, and when you have 2 bills to pay, what do you do.

In fact it has happened to me years ago in bkk, I'm not sure what soy in sukhumvit. Maybe 4 or 5. When we were ready to leave I told the waitress to calculate the total of bills that were in a glass on the table. She did it and I paid, but when we reached the street a waiter and a waitress came after us and said: you forgot to pay for a bill !!!!!!

I told them that you told me what to pay and I paid. She claimed that there was a mistake. 
That's right 🤔what would you do ? Pay 300 or 400 for a lie or get involve with something like what happens usually to tourists ? 
I paid and we left, because I imagined what will happen next. This is what it is here. 
 

 

Edited May 27 by The Theory

[ChumpChange]

You reckon I should cancel my Soi 6 short-time booking now?

 

I just spoke with my doctor and he said most STD's are treatable, that an extra 2,000 Baht fleecing is to be expected after you've had a few, but he said field goal kicks to the head on Soi 6 should be avoided from a hired thug named "Ice". 

[retarius]

I watched the YouTube version. The foreign guys were dicks for refusing to pay and then squaring up to the guards, who are paid to sort this type of trouble out. The head kick looked bad but I don't think the guards were wearing boots or heavy shoes, although the guy in white did look hurt, so that was excessive as the guy was one the floor anyway and no threat.

As far as I can see the guards were just doing their jobs, which is to give a good hammering to people who refuse to pay. But the odds were ok and better than the usual 10 onto 1 we see on videos. Seems like the usual high quality pissed up Brits Thailand sees to attract, or their equivalent from somewhere else, where they want to play the big hard guy, but actually can't handle it. 

[kiwikeith]

3 hours ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

Khaosod reporting that the bar attempted to make the farang in the white pay another person's bill after he had paid his own. When they tried he refused, became annoyed and verbally abusive. Security arrived and then started fighting and assaulting the punters. 

Sounds familiar 

[roo860]

23 minutes ago, tubber said:

Not much as we found out in Hua Hin a few years back when a 68 year old husband, his 65 year wife and 43 year old son were all kicked senseless.

All 4 assailants were sentenced to 4yrs in prison, cut to 2yrs having pleaded guilty. 

[Sticky Rice Balls]

im my 15 yrs in LOS i went to Patts to see it for myself..left within 12 hrs.....seedy AF imo

 

anyhoo up here in CM the club dudes/Sec thais are same same as i went to an after hrs place and they

were telling me where i couldnt park on the public street and we had words....in true thai fashion they sucker

punched me from behind and right in the head(always go for the head!) and knocked me down face first onto dirty

gravel road..broke my glasses and my arm had gravel embedded as well.....always in packs and always cowardly

 

I left a nice review with said pics on google maps as a reminder to others..think the place is shut down as well.....

 

and as noted if they dude died that thai dude kicking him in the head should be the possible reason why--ie prison

seems these angry thai dudes seek out this kind of work just for an outlet to feed their violent tendencies...smh

 

another day in the LOS

[steven100]

45 minutes ago, GammaGlobulin said:

 

Doesn't (or didn't) happen in Taiwan, either.

 

 

yes .... it's only happens in the world class family resort of Pattaya 

[Pastabus]

I remember a couple of years ago, I walked into a Russian owned bar in Walking street with a half empty water bottle. The Thai security guard rushed after me and without saying anything started to twist my arm until I let the bottle go. Some of those people working for the bars are just mental.

[GammaGlobulin]

I think that, in this case, Everyone forgot....

 

The Golden Rule

 

One should always treat others with respect.

 

If we treat others with respect, we are always better off for it.

 

This includes the bar-girls.

Do you treat the bar girls with the respect that they, and other service providers, deserve?

 

Do you treat people you meet, without exception, with respect?

 

Sometimes, it's not so easy; I know....

 

However, if we all practice this Golden Rule, as I try my best to do....

Then, all of our lives will flow more harmoniously.

 

Don't say that "I can't, if they don't treat me with respect."

 

Somebody has to begin somewhere.

 

One of my famous friends, an Ivy League Linguist, taught me the value of respect for others.

 

And, ever since that time of my enlightenment at his hands, ....

I have always done my best to treat others with respect.

 

Treating others with respect costs one....NOTHING...

Nothing.

 

If you want to live happier lives, both in and out of the bar,....

Treat those you meet with respect, always.

 

This entire fiasco could have been defused before it escalated if...ONLY....

The participants has treated each other with a bit of common courtesy and RESPECT.

 

 

[AAArdvark]

3 hours ago, Taboo2 said:

Lies...I go there everyday....it is very safe.  Just pay your bin and do not get drunk and act like you are back in your sh&&&&e country.

Pay even if it isn't  your bin?

[Maitdjai]

41 minutes ago, newbee2022 said:

Nobody forced them to go there. It was voluntarily. And so they got voluntarily into this brawl.

Or did I miss something?

Missing things is quite usual for retarded individuals. we're living in a tolerant society.
If something happens to you in Thailand (fight, scammed, accident), everything is “voluntary”. Because, if you wouldn't come to Thailand, nothing would have happened to you. I've heard that before, thought it's sarcasm, but it is meant quite serious by ignorants,
pathetic "newbees", and alike.

[ChumpChange]

3 hours ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

Khaosod reporting that the bar attempted to make the farang in the white pay another person's bill after he had paid his own. When they tried he refused, became annoyed and verbally abusive. Security arrived and then started fighting and assaulting the punters. 

That's a new twist. Bill padding is pretty common once the punter has had quite a few and bought a few more for the ladies, but something doesn't sound right there.
 

The geezer already paid his own bill and now the bar wants to force him to pay a ฿2000 bill of some other bloke that he doesn't even know?
 

Naah, something doesn't wash.  

[Hamus Yaigh]

10 minutes ago, retarius said:

As far as I can see the guards were just doing their jobs, which is to give a good hammering to people who refuse to pay.

Must have vision problems, there is no way that should be in their job scope of work.

[BobBKK]

5 minutes ago, Pastabus said:

I remember a couple of years ago, I walked into a Russian owned bar in Walking street with a half empty water bottle. The Thai security guard rushed after me and without saying anything started to twist my arm until I let the bottle go. Some of those people working for the bars are just mental.

 Sorry, you experienced that, totally over the top but it is common sense not to walk into any bar with a drink from somewhere else. Lesson learned?  stay safe

[Bday Prang]

31 minutes ago, tubber said:

Not much as we found out in Hua Hin a few years back when a 68 year old husband, his 65 year wife and 43 year old son were all kicked senseless.

yes i remember that, a nasty business in the "Tunbridge Wells" of Thailand, I may be wrong  but i seem to remember the perpetrators actually got some jail time for that

[retarius]

2 minutes ago, Hamus Yaigh said:

Must have vision problems, there is no way that should be in their job scope of work.

20:20 vision. Try pulling that kind of nonsense with bouncers in nightclubs in the west, you will end up with a hammering as well. 

[Bday Prang]

3 minutes ago, Hamus Yaigh said:

Must have vision problems, there is no way that should be in their job scope of work.

I'm sure its not in their official job description

[tubber]

1 minute ago, Bday Prang said:

yes i remember that, a nasty business in the "Tunbridge Wells" of Thailand, I may be wrong  but i seem to remember the perpetrators actually got some jail time for that

Yes they did as Roo860 kindly refers to a few posts back.

[Mark17AA]

Now wait to see if Thai do the right thing as this is worldwide viral now... Regardless of whom the blame sits with, it went to far. Eyes are on you!

[newbee2022]

5 minutes ago, Maitdjai said:

Missing things is quite usual for retarded individuals. we're living in a tolerant society.
If something happens to you in Thailand (fight, scammed, accident), everything is “voluntary”. Because, if you wouldn't come to Thailand, nothing would have happened to you. I've heard that before, thought it's sarcasm, but it is meant quite serious by ignorants,
pathetic "newbees", and alike.

I guess I'm longer in this country than you and know how to avoid such incidents. 

You're talking just gibberish.

I'd say you have to learn a lot. You can ask me for advice.👍

[Radar501]

1 hour ago, Bangkok Barry said:

 

You forgot to read on to the end, or selectively chose what part of the article to post:

Pol. Lt. Col. Nawin Thirawit, Superintendent of Pattaya Police Station, said the police must proceed with legal action. He also reprimanded the suspects, stating that as security guards, their duty is to ensure the safety of tourists, not to cause trouble

I did read on, and I didn't selectively choose what part of the article to post.

 

I regret that I didn't include a 'sarcasm' emoji which might have made it clearer to all readers that my post was tongue in cheek.      

 

 

[Toby1947]

9 hours ago, steven100 said:

Only low life cowards kick people when they are down.  

Doesn't that sum up most midget male Thais 

[Taboo2]

41 minutes ago, Peterphuket said:

Easy talk, and when you have 2 bills to pay, what do you do.

I do not argue...I de-escalate and talk to Manager.  I certainly would not scream at a lady, who is making less than 600 baht a day.  Also, I am not stupid to shoulder check a Thai security guard.  I live here and know the rules.  The amount of money under discussion is NOT WORTH MY LIFE DUDE!

[patman30]

25 minutes ago, ChumpChange said:

That's a new twist. Bill padding is pretty common once the punter has had quite a few and bought a few more for the ladies, but something doesn't sound right there.

The geezer already paid his own bill and now the bar wants to force him to pay a ฿2000 bill of some other bloke that he doesn't even know?

Naah, something doesn't wash.  

not saying this is what happened
but from experience i can tell you
it is very common for expats and tourists to quickly make new "friends" here while out n about,
move on to the next bar together as a group
then the new friend suddenly disappears after running up a bill
had this happen a few times, even with expats when in groups

Edited May 27 by patman30