Thai thief gets his knickers in a twist over stolen briefs - video

A Thai thief who stole underwear from a village in Nonthaburi province near Bangkok got his knickers in a twist and begged a victim to drop legal charges against him, fearing his wife would be hurt and think he liked other people’s underwear more than hers.

The victim, a Thai woman named Bee, reported the theft to Chaiyaphruek Police Station after discovering that 12 pairs of her underwear, which had been hanging outside her home, had disappeared. Her neighbour’s underwear was also missing. After reviewing security camera footage, the police identified the suspect as 43-year-old Sanit Cherdchoo.

In the footage, Sanit was seen riding his Honda motorcycle to grab women’s panties that were hung on the clothing rack in each house and quickly escaping from the village. He entered the village at about 12.20pm and took only a few minutes to commit the theft.

Officers arrested Sanit today, August 7, at his home in the nearby area. Sanit admitted to the crime and said he committed it under the influence of alcohol and drugs.

A Thai thief who stole underwear from a village in Nonthaburi province near Bangkok got his knickers in a twist and begged a victim to drop legal charges against him, fearing his wife would be hurt and think he liked other people’s underwear more than hers.

The victim, a Thai woman named Bee, reported the theft to Chaiyaphruek Police Station after discovering that 12 pairs of her underwear, which had been hanging outside her home, had disappeared. Her neighbour’s underwear was also missing. After reviewing security camera footage, the police identified the suspect as 43-year-old Sanit Cherdchoo.

In the footage, Sanit was seen riding his Honda motorcycle to grab women’s panties that were hung on the clothing rack in each house and quickly escaping from the village. He entered the village at about 12.20pm and took only a few minutes to commit the theft.

Officers arrested Sanit today, August 7, at his home in the nearby area. Sanit admitted to the crime and said he committed it under the influence of alcohol and drugs.

By Petch Petpailin

Photo via MGR Online

Source: The Thaiger 2024-08-07

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