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A harrowing incident unfolded at Bangkok's Minburi Remand Prison, where six inmates brutally assaulted and fatally stabbed a fellow prisoner, Yutthakarn, using improvised weapons fashioned from prison materials. This grisly attack has raised serious questions about security measures within the facility.

 

The attack took place near the prison's welfare shop in the fifth control area. Yutthakarn, imprisoned for assault and methamphetamine possession, was left gravely injured with multiple stab wounds. Despite being rushed to the prison's medical unit, he succumbed to his injuries.

 

The assailants, identified as Narong, Panupong, Choktawee, Chatchai, Weerayuth, and Watcharapong, all have prior convictions ranging from drug offences to theft. With three fabricated weapons seized at the scene, their actions have exposed lapses in the prison's security, as these items were hidden from guards.

 

 

CCTV footage revealed the attackers retreating post-stabbing, yet they were swiftly contained within the restricted prison area. An internal conflict among rival drug gangs, Ban Nong Chok and Ban Romklao, was cited as the motive. The attackers' ties to Ban Romklao and previous feuds with the victim's gang, Ban Nong Chok, led to this fatal confrontation.

 

In response to this violent episode, the Department of Corrections is not only escalating charges against the six inmates but also launching an investigation into the prison's oversight. Efforts will focus on uncovering concealed weapons and evaluating the role of guards in potentially allowing such violent acts to occur. The tragedy underscores an urgent need for enhanced security protocols to prevent a recurrence of such violent events within prison walls.

 

 

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When I'm back in my Minburi home I drive past there regularly along Suwithawong Road to do my shopping. It appears to be a very peaceful place and one wouldn't know it's a prison except for signage on the main gates. I had refurbishing done by a father and son several years ago. The son told my wife he had spent time there and he always feared the gang related violence there. It's same old story of Thai " hard men " needing 6 armed guys to fix up one.

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They have now ensured that they will be in jail until they are very old, so old that their family members will have died and they will have no place to stay when they are released. Moreover, no relation will want to have anything to do with them, especially when they are released at the age of (70 or so).

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1 hour ago, renaissanc said:

They have now ensured that they will be in jail until they are very old, so old that their family members will have died and they will have no place to stay when they are released. Moreover, no relation will want to have anything to do with them, especially when they are released at the age of (70 or so).

I doubt they will be in for that long. The need to decrease severe prison overcrowding coupled with the annual amnesty's means they'll be out after 10 years at the most.

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This grisly attack has raised serious questions about security measures within the facility.

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Contrary to what the article writer mentioned, it doesn't really surprise me.

Even in the first world, violence can  erupt behind bars among the rival criminal gangs.

As well as a result of the feud between individuals.

And inmates well know about  security cameras' blind spots.

And generally, criminal offenders are often  known to have much lesser stress resistance than

those outside the wall.

 

So why it cannot happen here?

 

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