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Stressed Father Holds Two Children Hostage After Argument with Wife


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An intense family drama unfolded in Bangkok's Bang Rak district yesterday, involving a father who detained his two children following a heated dispute with his wife. Tensions escalated to critical levels after the disagreement prompted the wife to leave their home in Trok Khun Nava alley.

 

Local reports indicate the man, in a fit of anger, held his children—a boy aged 11 and a girl aged 8—and allegedly threatened to harm them. The situation became even more perilous when he reportedly poured petrol around the inside of their row house, threatening to ignite a fire.

 

Neighbours, alarmed by the escalating tension, alerted the authorities. Police and rescue workers promptly arrived at the scene, with fire crews on standby due to the potential threat of a blaze. Officers engaged in a tense negotiation with the father, attempting to defuse the dangerous situation and ensure the children's safety.

 

The ordeal continued for nearly two hours while the authorities worked to calm the father and persuade him to release the children unharmed. Eventually, the intense negotiations bore fruit, with the children being released safely just before 5 pm.

 

After the peaceful resolution, the man was taken to the Bang Rak police station for further questioning. Details about the man's motives or the nature of the argument with his wife remain undisclosed as the investigation continues.

 

The incident serves as a stark reminder of the potential volatility within family dynamics and the crucial role of community vigilance in ensuring safety. Thankfully, the swift intervention by authorities led to a resolution without harm to the children or the community, reported Bangkok Post.

 

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-- 2024-10-31

 

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