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A young female student narrowly avoided an attempted sexual assault near her residence yesterday afternoon. Her quick thinking and cries for help thwarted the assailant, who remains at large.

 

The incident took place in Samut Prakan, on Bang Sao Thong Road, and was captured by CCTV cameras. The video footage showed A, a third-year secondary school student, returning home around 4 pm.

 

As she walked toward her apartment building after taking a motorcycle taxi from school, an unknown man followed her.

 

The footage reveals the suspect, riding a motorcycle, following A into the alley leading to her building. He then parked at the front and quickly ascended the stairs to her floor.

 

A’s typical after-school routine involves returning home alone until her parents finish work. Unaware of being followed, she unlocked her door when the attacker made his move. He attempted to push her inside and groped her, demanding entry.

 

However, A bravely resisted and screamed for help, causing the assailant to flee. Her courageous actions helped her narrowly escape the sexual assault attempt.

 

A's father, at work during the incident, rushed home upon receiving a frantic call from his daughter. Upon arrival, he found her deeply shaken but uninjured, surrounded by supportive neighbours.

 

They promptly filed a complaint at Bang Sao Thong Police Station. Authorities are now actively searching for the suspect, described as a significant threat to public safety.

 

The police are using CCTV footage, which provides clear images of the attacker’s face, a distinctive tattoo on his left arm, and the red motorcycle with a yellow license plate he was riding.

 

A’s father has urged for swift police action to prevent further danger to the community. The investigation continues as police work to gather more evidence and apprehend the suspect.

 

TOP Picture courtesy: Khaosod

 

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-- 2024-06-21

 

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Seems to me like that guy left a clear postcard of himself. That guy is toast! I suggest they give the girls father 5 minutes with the guy in a closed room with no cameras.

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

The police are using CCTV footage, which provides clear images of the attacker’s face, a distinctive tattoo on his left arm, and the red motorcycle with a yellow license plate he was riding.

Someone will know who this monster is and grass him up.

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2 hours ago, webfact said:

n an interview with ThaiRath, the victim said the incident happened at around 4am yesterday, June 20. She arrived at her room after school and had to stay alone until her parents returned from work.

Haha returning from school at 4am? Wonder where she really was. 

I do not see how this was attempted rape... Maybe breaking and entering. Maybe trying to coerce a minor into sexual acts. But if he never touched the girl as reported here. how is it attempted rape? 

With this type of profiling it means we can be arrested if we scratch our balls and tell a girl we would like sex together. True I am over reaching here but seriously, it could happen if that is all that is needed for an attempted rape charge. 

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He's not very good at the gentle art of seduction but at least he asked, unsurprisingly she said no. No means no but he knows that now. 

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2 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

The outcome of his intentions was to sexually assault or rape the girl...

the fact that it was not committed makes it attempted rape.

A little hard to prove if he has a good lawyer and does not admit to this..

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21 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Someone will know who this monster is and grass him up.

"...grass him up".

Your use of that phrase very oddly suggests that you would not approve of such an activity.

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15 hours ago, john donson said:

my daughter reported to school, a suspect man near the exit doing exactly the same thing...  school did .... NOTHING

You're saying that your daughter reported exactly the same thing, i.e. the attempted sexual assault of another girl and forced entry to her accommodation, and the school and the police ignored it?  Really?

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1 hour ago, thesetat2013 said:

Haha returning from school at 4am? Wonder where she really was. 

I do not see how this was attempted rape... Maybe breaking and entering. Maybe trying to coerce a minor into sexual acts. But if he never touched the girl as reported here. how is it attempted rape? 

With this type of profiling it means we can be arrested if we scratch our balls and tell a girl we would like sex together. True I am over reaching here but seriously, it could happen if that is all that is needed for an attempted rape charge. 

he suspect approached her from behind, grabbed her breasts and pushed her into the room. The man kept asking her to have sex with him and she refused.

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1 hour ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

well its case closed then!!!....or not...

What is your problem? Unhappy and grumpy?

When did I say it was case closed? I quoted from the news, because they mentioned a lot more than the person I quoted was posting.


Is that a big problem for you, or do you think you can get over it?

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1 hour ago, Sticky Rice Balls said:

you seem to be the hero..why dont you go fix it..you have his pic......as you again seem to be a man of reason.....mmm toast!

And again you go personal on the poster instead of commenting on the news or making a regular discussion. Are you stalking me, for any reason? Have I done something bad to you?

As I already know out of another stupid reply you did to me, that you know they have already found him. Then I was not so wrong, I guess. Or what do you think, Mr Grumpy?

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2 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

"...grass him up".

Your use of that phrase very oddly suggests that you would not approve of such an activity.

I agree whole heartedly with this practice in this case.

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23 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:

 

He followed her to her room, groped her and tried to force her into the room.  He only stopped because she screamed.  You don't have to be successful in a crime to be charged with attempting it.

 

Also, @thesetat2013, how would coercing a minor into sexual acts be different to rape anyway?

One would think some form of physical contact would be needed to be construed as attempted rape or rape. I did not read about his groping her. If so then one would think the police did not need to investigate further and charge him accordingly. 

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21 hours ago, webfact said:

In an interview with ThaiRath, the victim said the incident happened at around 4am yesterday, June 20. She arrived at her room after school and had to stay alone until her parents returned from work.

4 AM ?   it was 4 PM   

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On 6/21/2024 at 2:26 PM, PETERTHEEATER said:

It was the yellow number plate that marked him.....😋

And at 4 am 

 

On 6/22/2024 at 10:31 AM, webfact said:

the victim said the incident happened at around 4am yesterday

If anyone want's a proof reader I'll do it at a price though. 

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On 6/21/2024 at 12:59 PM, Gottfrid said:

Seems to me like that guy left a clear postcard of himself. That guy is toast! I suggest they give the girls father 5 minutes with the guy in a closed room with no cameras.

 

What a stupid comment.

 

If the cops actually arranged that you would be the first to scream about the police not following the law / Thailand the lawless country where the cops make up the rules as they go. 

 

If the action you propose was applied to someone in your family would you be happy? I hope not.

 

Now go right ahead and tell me I don't have a sense of humour. 

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3 hours ago, scorecard said:

 

What a stupid comment.

 

If the cops actually arranged that you would be the first to scream about the police not following the law / Thailand the lawless country where the cops make up the rules as they go. 

 

If the action you propose was applied to someone in your family would you be happy? I hope not.

 

Now go right ahead and tell me I don't have a sense of humour. 

You don´t have a sense of humour.

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17 hours ago, scorecard said:

 

What a stupid comment.

 

If the cops actually arranged that you would be the first to scream about the police not following the law / Thailand the lawless country where the cops make up the rules as they go. 

 

If the action you propose was applied to someone in your family would you be happy? I hope not.

 

Now go right ahead and tell me I don't have a sense of humour. 

 

If the perp were snuffed out tomorrow, I wouldn't lose a second of sleep over it, no matter who did the good deed.

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