Pictures courtesy of The Pattaya News

 

In a dramatic turn of events, Bolt motorcycle drivers in Pattaya took matters into their own hands early today, apprehending a transgender woman accused of stealing a teenager's Vespa scooter. The incident unfolded around 2.30am on March 28, when Police Lieutenant Colonel Sai Jai Khamjulla of the Pattaya City Police Station received a call from a group of vigilant Bolt riders who had detained the suspect on Soi Khao Phai.

 

Upon arriving at the scene, officers found the suspect, identified as 30-year-old Fuengfa, restrained next to the stolen white Vespa. The vehicle's rightful owner, 16-year-old Kirsa, and her mother were also present to confirm the scooter's identity.

 

The Vespa had gone missing three days prior, on March 25, from a location near Villa Navin on Jomtien Beach Road, as Kirsa had reported to the Jomtien Dongtan Curve Substation. CCTV footage captured a transgender woman fleeing the scene on the scooter, which Kirsa subsequently shared with the Pattaya Bolt Drivers’ Facebook group.

 

 

 

The community response was swift and effective. Bolt riders noticed Fuengfa riding a white Vespa in South Pattaya and decided to track and confront the suspect. After safely detaining her, they contacted Kirsa to verify the scooter's recovery.

 

Once Kirsa confirmed the Vespa was hers, the police were alerted, promptly taking Fuengfa into custody. Both she and the teenage victim were transported to the station for further questioning.

 

The cooperation of the Bolt riders not only led to the recovery of the stolen Vespa with all proper documentation but was also praised online for its efficiency and solidarity. Their quick thinking and teamwork have been widely commended as they helped return the stolen property to its young owner and brought the suspect to justice, reported The Thaiger.

 

-- 2025-03-28

 

 

Good Job

Another example of others doing the job of the police.......!

12 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Good Job

See my comments on Pattaya police work.

1 hour ago, jacko45k said:

Another example of others doing the job of the police.......!

Another example of a brainless Trans.... 

4 hours ago, mikebell said:

See my comments on Pattaya police work.

What? Are you an oracle? Should we all align with your comments to fit in?

I don´t care about your comments, as they are one-side. Open up your eyes, and look at both the positive and the negative side. This time it regarded Bolt drivers that found the perp, not about police work. 

On 3/28/2025 at 11:48 PM, jacko45k said:

Another example of others doing the job of the police.......!

 

Yes, it's a dirty job but someone got to do it...

21 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

What? Are you an oracle? Should we all align with your comments to fit in?

I don´t care about your comments, as they are one-side. Open up your eyes, and look at both the positive and the negative side. This time it regarded Bolt drivers that found the perp, not about police work. 

There was no police work.  The Bolt drivers did it all.  The positive side is the motor bike was returned to its owner.  I am also positive the police did nothing.

34 minutes ago, mikebell said:

There was no police work.  The Bolt drivers did it all.  The positive side is the motor bike was returned to its owner.  I am also positive the police did nothing.

Darn! You have serious problem understanding, right? You know, the police took a report of a stolen motorbike 3 days before. How is it in your country? Do they all run out looking for a stolen motorbike? In every other country the police always find stolen properties in less than 3 days, right? Is it fluffy or your clouds?

21 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Darn! You have serious problem understanding, right? You know, the police took a report of a stolen motorbike 3 days before. How is it in your country? Do they all run out looking for a stolen motorbike? In every other country the police always find stolen properties in less than 3 days, right? Is it fluffy or your clouds?

Those rose-coloured glasses prevent you seeing the wider picture; you are focused on this one case.  Almost weekly there are reports of police inactivity being reported on Social media sometimes resulting in police being forced out of their air-conditioned offices to do their job.  Observe their diligence on the (now) 14 Dangerous Days in the year when they get overtime for staring at their phones by the roadsides.

My comprehension is not aided by your final question.