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In Rayong, Thailand, a 31-year-old woman is seeking aid after a brutal assault by her ex-boyfriend, following months of harassment. She turned to influencer Guntouch “Gun” Pongpaiboonwet after Khao Chamao Police Station officers allegedly ignored her pleas for help.

 

The conflict began when the woman’s ex-boyfriend, an old schoolmate and neighbour, began displaying violent behaviour during their ten-month relationship.

 

Despite learning of his criminal history, including drug use and involvement in a gang rape case, she gave him a chance to reform. Her ex-boyfriend's jealousy soon led to physical assaults, prompting her to end the relationship over a year ago. 

 

Since the breakup, the harassment has escalated. The ex-boyfriend allegedly broke into her home, stalked her, and assaulted both her and her new boyfriend.

 

The most violent incident occurred on June 7th at her workplace, where, as a relative of the company's owner, he gained easy access and repeatedly struck her with a keyboard. This attack left her with a deformed face and an inner ear disorder.

 

Despite filing a police report, the officers did not arrest the assailant, citing more pressing cases. As a result, the woman lived in constant fear, prompting her to seek help from Gun.

 

The influencer reached out to the attacker, who admitted to the assault, citing anger and betrayal, but initially refused to apologise. He finally relented after learning about potential legal consequences, promising to cease his harassment.

 

After media coverage drew attention to the case, the superintendent of Khao Chamao Police Station took personal charge, vowing to ensure the victim's safety and apprehend the ex-boyfriend. However, as of now, there has been no confirmation of his arrest.

 

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-- 2024-06-15

 

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21 minutes ago, ChrisY1 said:

She should have got some guys to go and touch the boyfriend up somewhat....not much...busted leg...or 2

The cops won't do anything.....unless payment is upfront!

hire some bar security guards for some kicks to his head to rewire his brain - Thai lobotomy

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

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In Rayong, Thailand, a 31-year-old woman is seeking aid after a brutal assault by her ex-boyfriend, following months of harassment. She turned to influencer Guntouch “Gun” Pongpaiboonwet after Khao Chamao Police Station officers allegedly ignored her pleas for help.

 

The conflict began when the woman’s ex-boyfriend, an old schoolmate and neighbour, began displaying violent behaviour during their ten-month relationship.

 

Despite learning of his criminal history, including drug use and involvement in a gang rape case, she gave him a chance to reform. Her ex-boyfriend's jealousy soon led to physical assaults, prompting her to end the relationship over a year ago. 

 

Since the breakup, the harassment has escalated. The ex-boyfriend allegedly broke into her home, stalked her, and assaulted both her and her new boyfriend.

 

The most violent incident occurred on June 7th at her workplace, where, as a relative of the company's owner, he gained easy access and repeatedly struck her with a keyboard. This attack left her with a deformed face and an inner ear disorder.

 

Despite filing a police report, the officers did not arrest the assailant, citing more pressing cases. As a result, the woman lived in constant fear, prompting her to seek help from Gun.

 

The influencer reached out to the attacker, who admitted to the assault, citing anger and betrayal, but initially refused to apologise. He finally relented after learning about potential legal consequences, promising to cease his harassment.

 

After media coverage drew attention to the case, the superintendent of Khao Chamao Police Station took personal charge, vowing to ensure the victim's safety and apprehend the ex-boyfriend. However, as of now, there has been no confirmation of his arrest.

 

Picture courtesy: Thai Rath

 

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Money talked I guess☹️

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

 

 

 

 

Despite learning of his criminal history, including drug use and involvement in a gang rape case, she gave him a chance to reform.

 

 

 

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Oh silly woman.......birch the evil ex boyfriend and make him pay compensation....let us hope she recovers well and learns from her naivety :thumbsup:

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10 hours ago, webfact said:

 

Despite filing a police report, the officers did not arrest the assailant, citing more pressing cases. As a result, the woman lived in constant fear, prompting her to seek help from Gun.

Usual reaction from the Cops, no money in it for them, and it's just a woman anyway.

Where is that new abuse task force that was lauded ? another gone quiet story.

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10 hours ago, webfact said:

He finally relented after learning about potential legal consequences, promising to cease his harassment.

So what he gets off scot free ? 

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10 hours ago, webfact said:

After media coverage drew attention to the case, the superintendent of Khao Chamao Police Station took personal charge, vowing to ensure the victim's safety and apprehend the ex-boyfriend. However, as of now, there has been no confirmation of his arrest.

As usual once media coverage got a hold of the story, then the cops lose face, and pretend to care, Why did the super do nothing before ?  smoke & mirrors BS

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It seems that the only way for victims to get a case investigated is to go to social media. The woman made a complaint of assault against the man, it should automatically take priority. 

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On 6/15/2024 at 1:28 PM, brianthainess said:

Usual reaction from the Cops, no money in it for them, and it's just a woman anyway.

Where is that new abuse task force that was lauded ? another gone quiet story.

 

Cops the world over hate responding to anything with "domestic" violence involved. It's not just Thailand.

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14 minutes ago, huangnon said:

 

Cops the world over hate responding to anything with "domestic" violence involved. It's not just Thailand.

That's not what I have seen on 'UK YouTube police' videos, the UK have community police who are very quick to respond. 

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On 6/15/2024 at 2:34 AM, webfact said:

The most violent incident occurred on June 7th at her workplace, where, as a relative of the company's owner, he gained easy access and repeatedly struck her with a keyboard.

This is the key to the whole incident and explains the police inactivity.  His family is rich and probably well connected.  The police will do nothing to offend them.  Rich families usually have a couple of people in business, maybe a politician or two and some high ranking police all as family members who work together.

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11 hours ago, brianthainess said:

That's not what I have seen on 'UK YouTube police' videos, the UK have community police who are very quick to respond. 

 

The UK police are major arse coverers.  Anything domestic and they send multiple units.  They don't even need a complaint to be made like with a regular assault.

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