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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 26 March 2025
Drunken Tunisian Tourist Arrested After Holding Thai Woman Hostage in Pattaya Bar Picture courtesy of SiamChon. A 21-year-old Tunisian tourist was arrested in Pattaya’s Walking Street after going on a drunken rampage, holding a Thai woman hostage, and threatening bar patrons with a broken bottle. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355796-drunken-tunisian-tourist-arrested-after-holding-thai-woman-hostage-in-pattaya-bar/ -
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Drunken Tunisian Tourist Arrested After Holding Thai Woman Hostage in Pattaya Bar
Picture courtesy of SiamChon. A 21-year-old Tunisian tourist was arrested in Pattaya’s Walking Street after going on a drunken rampage, holding a Thai woman hostage, and threatening bar patrons with a broken bottle. At around 09:00 on 25 March, police from Pattaya Tourist Police and Pattaya City Police Station, led by Lieutenant Colonel Torlap Tinamat and Lieutenant Colonel Suchart Dusadee, responded to an urgent call from Pattaya’s security team. Reports indicated that a foreign man had taken a Thai woman hostage and was threatening people with a broken bottle. Upon arrival, officers found the Tunisian man in a highly agitated state, dressed only in his underwear and gripping a broken bottle and restraining a Thai woman while shouting accusations: “Why did you steal my money?” Police negotiated with him for over an hour, during which he verbally abused officers and made obscene gestures. Eventually, he released the woman and ran into a nearby nightclub. When negotiations failed, officers stormed the premises and subdued him before taking him into custody. Ms. Sukanya, 44, a bar owner, stated that the Tunisian man had arrived with a Thai woman, believed to be a bar worker. They drank beer and played pool until the suspect, heavily intoxicated, suddenly accused the woman of stealing his money. He then smashed a bottle, used it as a weapon, and began chasing people around the bar, causing panic among customers and injuring several. Ms. Nan 34, the alleged victim, confirmed she met the Tunisian tourist near Pattaya Beach before they went drinking together. She insisted that the suspect only had 500 baht when he paid for drinks, and she never stole any money. When he became aggressive, he grabbed her by the neck and held her hostage demanding she confess. Local security personnel arrived and saw the suspect restraining the woman with a broken bottle. As they approached, he pushed her away and fled into a nightclub. Police were immediately called in and successfully apprehended him after an intense standoff. At the Pattaya City Police Station, the suspect remained highly intoxicated, incoherent, and continued to hurl insults at officers. He was detained on charges of public intoxication and causing a public disturbance, with legal proceedings to follow. -- 2025-03-26 -
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Trump Defends Adviser Amid Signal App Controversy
No surprise there trump is incapable of admitting fault/wrongdoing or taking responsibility for anything.now it’s going to be the lie,deny,ignore,double down stages. he is what he is and just does the same old thing. -
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Can Americans afford vacations anymore?
That's BS. The US has spent trillions since WW2 defending the Euro zone. They need to step up. -
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Teslas torched with Molotov cocktails and shot with gun
He's not just a rich guy- he's a rich guy with political influence, which makes him a threat to humanity, IMO. The best thing he could do for us, is to take politicians, bureaucrats and lawyers on a trip to Mars, and never come back. -
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Can Americans afford vacations anymore?
The US has spent trillions since WW2 to keep the peace. It's time for the other western nations to step up.
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