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Cambodian Duo Steals Gold Necklace Left Unattended at Gold Shop


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Police were notified of a theft at approximately 16.00 on November 7, at the Wannee Gold Shop, located on Soi Siam Country Club, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province. Deputy Superintendent Police Lieutenant Colonel Chumpol Saenwichai of Nong Prue Police Station immediately dispatched officers to the scene for investigation, accompanied by detectives.

 

Upon arrival, officers met Ms. Bussarin Sirimongkolsub, 27, a food vendor who sells traditional Thai curry dishes. Ms. Bussarin reported to the police that she had visited the gold shop to purchase a 2 baht weight gold necklace. After completing the transaction, she accidentally left the gold necklace on a glass counter in the store as she exited. Within less than ten minutes, she returned to retrieve it but found the gold necklace was already missing. When she inquired with the store staff, none of them had seen anyone taking the necklace.

 

Shop staff reviewed CCTV footage, which revealed two male suspects, believed to be Cambodian nationals, from their language used, who had entered the store around the same time. The footage showed one of the suspects, wearing a baseball cap, calmly taking Ms. Bussarin’s gold necklace bag from the counter without the staff noticing. After committing the theft, the two suspects promptly fled the scene on a blue Honda Wave motorcycle, license plate from Chonburi.

 

Ms. Bussarin, who is two months pregnant, explained that she had been saving her hard-earned profits from selling food to buy gold as a future investment for her child. She expressed deep sorrow over the incident. She has since filed a formal complaint with Nong Prue Police Station and hopes the authorities will swiftly track down and prosecute the culprits responsible for the theft.

 

Picture captured from CCTV.

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55 , if you would have been the Cambodian ( probably a poor worker ) , and you would have seen the forgotten necklace unattended on the counter , you would have taken it , too . ( I guess ) .

He took it back , I am sure he regrets having taken it , nobody got hurt , no need for charges .

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1 hour ago, nobodysfriend said:

He took it back , I am sure he regrets having taken it , nobody got hurt , no need for charges .

Yeah, let him go so he can continue to steal other items elsewhere - good idea.

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2 hours ago, nobodysfriend said:

55 , if you would have been the Cambodian ( probably a poor worker ) , and you would have seen the forgotten necklace unattended on the counter , you would have taken it , too . ( I guess ) .

He took it back , I am sure he regrets having taken it , nobody got hurt , no need for charges .

The fact that he was actually purchasing another gold necklace in this store at the time and had paid for it too makes his story somewhat more credible. I find it quite strange though that this part was omitted altogether in the original story. 

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