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TRUMP: ‘I NEED THE KIND OF GENERALS THAT HITLER HAD’
The only embarrassing thing is how many seemingly normal people fall for the con trump is playing and defend him. Baffles the imagination how people can be so gullible or ignorant. -
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Biden calls for Trump to be jailed 14 days out from the election
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Police seize 68 motorcycles in Bangkok street racing crackdown
What's a high-speed race with those things? 110? Or maybe even 120km/h? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 24 October 2024
Pattaya bike thief pedals away with a full plate, leaves sticky rice by Ryan Turner Image courtesy of KhaoSod A bicycle worth 15,000 baht was stolen from a Pattaya journalist, with the thief casually inflating the tyres before riding away, leaving a bag of sticky rice and pork behind. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1341561-pattaya-bike-thief-pedals-away-with-a-full-plate-leaves-sticky-rice/ -
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[QUIZ] 10 September - World Currencies Past and Present
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Pattaya bike thief pedals away with a full plate, leaves sticky rice
A bicycle worth 15,000 baht was stolen from a Pattaya journalist, with the thief casually inflating the tyres before riding away, leaving a bag of sticky rice and pork behind. CCTV footage from an apartment in Soi Thetsaban 1, Moo 1, Huai Yai Subdistrict, Bang Lamung district, Chon Buri province, captured the thief in action. The individual, identified as a Thai man, was seen wearing a black shirt and shorts and carrying a black backpack. He also had a bag of sticky rice and pork in hand as he scoped out the area under the apartment stairs before dragging the bicycle outside. The man then used a pump left next to the bicycle to calmly inflate the tyres before making his getaway. A journalist residing in Pattaya, 61 year old Prasert Phrainangkoon, who owns the bicycle recounted that he usually parked it under the apartment for exercise purposes. The mountain bike, a brand named Twitter, was purchased for 15,000 baht. However, due to work commitments, he has not been able to use it as often lately. On the night of October 17, while he was asleep in his room, the CCTV captured the thief entering the premises at 4am and making off with the bike. Notably, the thief left behind a bag of sticky rice and pork, seemingly as a taunt. Upon discovering the theft, Prasert immediately reported the incident to the Huai Yai Police Station, seeking justice and the return of his bicycle, reported KhaoSod. Police in Pattaya have launched an investigation, examining the CCTV footage to identify and apprehend the suspect. The casual manner in which the thief operated, even taking the time to inflate the tyres, has raised eyebrows and added a peculiar twist to the incident. In similar news, a brazen thief stole a schoolboy’s sports kit from a house in Pattaya and dared to change into it right in front of a security camera! by Ryan Turner Image courtesy of KhaoSod Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-10-24 -
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English Tourist Riding Wrong Way on Jomtien Beach Road Crashes into Parked Car
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Thursday 24 October 2024
Police seize 68 motorcycles in Bangkok street racing crackdown by Ryan Turner Image courtesy of KhaoSod Police in Bangkok apprehended a large group of motorcycle riders racing on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road, seizing 68 motorcycles and detaining both racers and their supporters. The operation followed reports on social media about the planned gathering. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1341558-police-seize-68-motorcycles-in-bangkok-street-racing-crackdown/ -
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Motorbike Repairman Shot Dead in Samut Sakhon
A shooting occurred in the Om Noi area of Krathum Baen District, Samut Sakhon at around 00.30 on October 24. A lone gunman followed and shot a motorcycle repairman while he was riding home on his motorbike. The incident took place at a three-way junction in Soi Phetkasem 97, near the Liap Khlong Om Noi Road. Local police, led by Pol. Col. Theeradej Athipakkul, Deputy Superintendent of Samut Sakhon Provincial Police, and other authorities quickly responded to the scene. The victim was identified as Mr. Chanchai Noicharoen, 43, a resident of Om Noi. He was found lying in a pool of blood, his helmet nearby, along with his black Honda motorbike. Police discovered three 9mm bullet casings on the ground, and an examination of the body revealed gunshot wounds to the head, left chest, and back. A woman who had been riding as a passenger on Mr. Chanchai’s motorcycle at the time of the shooting was unharmed. Police took her for questioning in hopes of gaining leads on the attacker. Witnesses reported seeing Mr. Chanchai’s motorbike being followed by another motorcycle just before the shooting. They initially paid little attention, as the area typically sees a lot of motorbike traffic. However, at the three-way junction, both bikes slowed down, and a brief conversation occurred between Mr. Chanchai and the shooter. Suddenly, the attacker, who had not covered his face, drew a gun and fired three shots, causing Mr. Chanchai to collapse. The female passenger jumped off the bike at the first shot but stayed close to witness the scene. Startled bystanders scattered after the shots rang out, and none saw the full sequence of events. After the assailant fled, locals called the police, but when rescue workers arrived, it was too late to save Mr. Chanchai’s life. The victim’s parents said their son worked as a motorcycle mechanic in the Phutthamonthon Sai 5 area and returned home late every night. Recently, he had been picking up his girlfriend after work. They expressed shock and confusion, as their son had never mentioned any conflicts or threats. Pol. Col. Theeradej ordered investigators to review CCTV footage to trace the gunman’s route and identify his escape. Witnesses and the female passenger are being questioned as part of the ongoing investigation. Mr. Chanchai’s body has been sent for further examination at Siriraj Hospital’s Forensic Institute. Picture from responders. -- 2024-10-24 -
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