looked asian enough to be thai

1 hour ago, CLW said:

tasers would be good good start. 

 

100 tasers !!!...    Definitely needed in this situation - I'm not sure why they are not far more common here. 

 

5 hours ago, smedly said:

sorry if I missed it but was this lunatic arrested and charged - police might discover visa issues also

 

I hope not... kind of...   Deportation would be way to much of a let off...  This vermin needs to be spending time in a hell hole before released into the legal softness and comforts of the west. 

6 hours ago, webfact said:

The motive for his attack and the cause of his initial unconsciousness remains unknown.

I have a guess.

Could it have been ...drugs?

5 hours ago, frank83628 said:

I wonder what nationality he will turn out to be.

Guess.

5 hours ago, frank83628 said:

I wonder what nationality he will turn out to be.

TBH I'm not bothered.

5 hours ago, frank83628 said:

I wonder what nationality he will turn out to be.

 

Could be any, that's the beauty of globalism.

2 hours ago, wensiensheng said:

Either drugs or mental health issues, or both

 

Should there not, then, be better prior screening of those welcomed to Thailand for a holiday, if for no other reason than to avoid these otherwise inevitable calamities?

 

5 hours ago, frank83628 said:

I wonder what nationality he will turn out to be.

Raghead. Probably got mad because it wasn't an all male ward.

1 hour ago, AustinRacing said:

Here we go again with “In a related….”  How are the two incidents related?

 

Article content = 560 words

Filler content = 440 words

 

Pay per 1000 words contract = related

In the UK they import his type by the thousands. Perhaps his problem here is there are no free handouts

Cultural enrichment immigrant for sure.

 

 

The actions of this "foreign man" seem highly unusual as most TV commercials, magazine ads, web pages in the United States picture these "foreign men" as Doctors, CEO's, business men, PhD's and highly skilled and educated professionals.

At least he appeared to have left his knife at home in London.

2 hours ago, AustinRacing said:

Here we go again with “In a related….”  How are the two incidents related?

Both happened in hospitals?

Lock him up in Klong Prem for the rest of the sc*** life and see how he enjoys waking up there...

So what, he punched a couple hospital workers and then ran away ?

There's not mention of what happened after the initial assaults. Did they apprehend him at the hospital ? Is he running around Bangkok ? 

It looks like they got him at the end after the (security ? police ?) guy showed up.

And if that was Canada you can bet the hospital staff and the (security/cop) would end up being forced to apologize to the guy and then there'd be an out of court settlement for "infringing on his rights" - even if he wasn't Canadian.

I'm sure it was cannabis. It's ALWAYS cannabis.

8 hours ago, webfact said:

 

 

In a related incident, 26 year old Thai man Apichai was shot and killed by Mueang Surin Police Station officers at Surin Hospital after he went on a rampage, wielding an axe and attacking medical workers, patients, and their families.

The police explained that they urged Apichai three times to put down the weapon, but he refused and charged the officers with the axe. In self-defence, the officers shot him to death. The incident sparked public debate about whether the officers used excessive force.

 

 

 

 

When did this incident happen in Surin Hospital?

8 hours ago, frank83628 said:

I wonder what nationality he will turn out to be.

...probably another Brit!🤣

7 hours ago, OneMoreFarang said:

I am sure there are solutions to that problem.

 

What? Is that some sort of enema?

Goodness! He's acting like a Proud Boy or an Oath Keeper!

 

Sorry, pardon me.

8 hours ago, smedly said:

sorry if I missed it but was this lunatic arrested and charged - police might discover visa issues also

Lethal force should have been used. Regardless of nationality. 

Needed the US hero Daniel Penny there to choke him out. 

9 hours ago, webfact said:

Foreign man goes on rampage in Bangkok hospital, allegedly leaving 1 dead 

I'm so sad, Thailand is changing. 

 

When I arrived 1998, working offshore the foreigners were worthy people, sadly today so many of them are nasty, horrible people. 

 

I've pointed this issue out in the past, Thai businesses are not as welcoming, friendly, they are starting to hate us now. 

 

9 hours ago, Celsius said:

In Canada he would be arrested and released on the same day. The security would just stare, so thumbs up to Thai securitu guy trying to stop him.

Putting a bad guy back on the street is good for business, the cops, the lawyers, the court workers , the judge all need bad guys out there so they can make their wages.

1 hour ago, Andrew65 said:

...probably another Brit!🤣

 

He's African. How can he be British? OK, by nationality, sure, but that doesn't make him a real Brit. It means he's an immigrant. 

Muppet - no other words for him I've woke up from being unconscious from a coma before and the last thing on my mind was knocking doctors and nurses out - working out where I was and why I was there was more important

Psychological issues maybe this idiot then get back to your own country and sort it then return when you can treat people respectfully

6 hours ago, Gobbler said:

He looks healthy, why was he brought to the hospital in the first place?  They should keep a baseball bat for these things. 

Have to read the article, he was found unconscious 

Put this animal down. It doesn't matter what he was on - attacking random people for no reason makes you an animal, not human. Hope he gets what he deserves (jail+deportation+lifetime ban)

7 minutes ago, flexomike said:

Have to read the article, he was found unconscious 

Or sleeping? Perhaps he suffers from narcolepsy.