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Violent Altercation Erupts in Pattaya Store Over Shopping Cart Dispute

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Picture courtesy of Pattaya Mail

 

A heated altercation unfolded in a Pattaya wholesale store on March 9, when a 19-year-old woman initiated a confrontation with another shopper over a blocked aisle. The incident occurred at 8pm in a store on Soi Khao Noi, East Pattaya, and the entire episode was captured on CCTV.

 

The chaos began when 44-year-old Akira Park attempted to navigate the narrow aisle towards the checkout with her children. Finding her path obstructed, Akira politely asked the young woman to step back, which unexpectedly triggered an aggressive response. Instead of acquiescing, the teenager rammed her cart into Akira's, escalating the situation into a verbal spat.

 

Sensing the tension, Akira attempted to diffuse the situation by leaving the scene. However, the teenager falsely accused Akira of confronting her mother, which led to a startling physical altercation. The assailant allegedly grabbed Akira by the throat, while Akira, conscious of her children's presence, restrained herself from retaliating.

 

The situation deteriorated further as Akira was ambushed again while exiting the store. The CCTV footage revealed the teenager pulling Akira's hair, causing her to fall.

 

 

Following the assault, Akira reported the incident to the Nongprue Police Station, seeking justice and pressing charges against the teenager, known only as Noi. Despite her efforts, Akira has expressed frustration with the pace of the legal proceedings, vowing to pursue accountability for the attack.

 

Attempts to reach Noi for her side of the story have been unsuccessful, with the suspect declining to comment when contacted by the press.

 

Akira remains resolute in her quest for justice, determined not to let the incident go unpunished, reported The Thaiger.

 

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-- 2025-03-11

 

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Where in Soi Khao Noi is this wholesale store ?

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Why does me asking for the location of a shop confuse someone ?

 

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13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Akira reported the incident to the Nongprue Police Station, seeking justice and pressing charges against the teenager, known only as Noi. Despite her efforts, Akira has expressed frustration with the pace of the legal proceedings,

Good luck with that dear.  Police only act when: a) there is something in it for them; or b) the swell of bad publicity forces them out of their habitual inactivity.

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Sensing the tension, Akira attempted to diffuse the situation by leaving the scene.

:cheesy:

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Road rage moves indoors!

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Seriously, what hope is there for humanity when well fed people go to war with each other over a bleeding shopping cart in a consumer cathedral of plenty?

20 hours ago, Ralf001 said:

Why does me asking for the location of a shop confuse someone ?

 

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Ignore 'confused', this member is confused about everything / every post.

 

Probably even confused whether Tuesday follows Monday. 

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What an utterly bizarre incident. People can be so surly these days, fortunately I don't see much of this happening in Thailand, though there do seem to be a disproportionate number of dysfunctional people living within the region of Pattaya. 

Somebody has some anger issues.

 

On the bright side, in Thailand it was only a choke out thing.

 

It woulda been guns ablazing in some parts of the US and knives out in the UK.

21 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Road rage moves indoors!

My thoughts exactly.... 

On 3/11/2025 at 11:21 AM, Ralf001 said:

Where in Soi Khao Noi is this wholesale store ?

Looks like TOPS 

Rage is never far from the surface in Thailand. 

TIT. 

 

 

58 minutes ago, p414 said:

Looks like TOPS 

 

Only TOPs in soi Khao Noi that I know of is in the Chilled Shopping mall and the picture definitely is not it.

15 hours ago, spidermike007 said:

What an utterly bizarre incident. People can be so surly these days, fortunately I don't see much of this happening in Thailand, though there do seem to be a disproportionate number of dysfunctional people living within the region of Pattaya. 

To hear the Thais tell it, only farangs behave this way. Absolutely no personal insight.

11 hours ago, hotchilli said:

My thoughts exactly.... 

 

The same one must have caused the same problem even while riding a motorcycle/car...

On 3/12/2025 at 4:47 PM, ignore it said:

Somebody has some anger issues.

 

On the bright side, in Thailand it was only a choke out thing.

 

It woulda been guns ablazing in some parts of the US and knives out in the UK.

 

In Thailand, both of them.

When I meet others(from the opposite direction) in a narrow passage, I usually give way and let them pass.

And they often reply me with Thank You gesture(in Chiang Mai).

 

Hostile emotion in such a situation is almost unthinkable to me.

As I don't lose anything waiting for a few extra seconds.

 

I just patiently wait as oblivious Thais block aisles when they could easily move to the side, I've found they really don't care about anyone else, typically blocking a whole aisle with their cart while perusing through shelves. They are about as good at using a shopping cart as they are at driving down the road.

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