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In the early hours of May 11, a night out in Phuket took a violent turn when a French tourist, Mr. Nubel, was brutally attacked outside a popular nightclub. The assault has sparked an international investigation as a British suspect, Mr. Emilio, fled Thailand shortly afterward, leaving his alleged accomplice from the Middle East still at large.

 

The fracas began inside a lively Cherngtalay venue, culminating outside where Mr. Nubel suffered three serious stab wounds to his left waist and back. Initial reports suggest that a dispute escalated into a physical altercation involving four English-speaking foreigners, resulting in the brutal knife attack.

 

Emergency responders quickly arrived at the scene, providing vital first aid before transporting the severely injured Frenchman to Thalang Hospital, where he remains under critical care. Meanwhile, Cherngtalay Police, gathering evidence, discovered a key piece tying Mr. Emilio to the crime—a black iPhone left at the site. The device's SIM card directly linked to Emilio, whose swift exit from Thailand was confirmed through immigration records; he departed on May 11 at around 6:49 p.m.

 

The local police, focusing their efforts, have been intensively searching for the unidentified Middle Eastern accomplice presumed to be hiding in Thailand. This case has shone a spotlight on security measures in Phuket's famous nightlife scene, raising concerns among locals and tourists alike.

 

Authorities are appealing for any witnesses or those with information to step forward, as they work tirelessly to bring all involved to justice. In the wake of the incident, Phuket's international reputation as a safe destination has been put to the test, prompting calls for enhanced safety protocols across tourist hotspots to prevent further violence.

 

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5 minutes ago, thjames007 said:

What does that mean? The French guy was lying in a pool of his own blood and they found him within minutes! 

 

 

That means i misposted, should have read 'british'.

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17 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

 

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Picture courtesy of Channel 3 News

 

In the early hours of May 11, a night out in Phuket took a violent turn when a French tourist, Mr. Nubel, was brutally attacked outside a popular nightclub. The assault has sparked an international investigation as a British suspect, Mr. Emilio, fled Thailand shortly afterward, leaving his alleged accomplice from the Middle East still at large.

 

The fracas began inside a lively Cherngtalay venue, culminating outside where Mr. Nubel suffered three serious stab wounds to his left waist and back. Initial reports suggest that a dispute escalated into a physical altercation involving four English-speaking foreigners, resulting in the brutal knife attack.

 

Emergency responders quickly arrived at the scene, providing vital first aid before transporting the severely injured Frenchman to Thalang Hospital, where he remains under critical care. Meanwhile, Cherngtalay Police, gathering evidence, discovered a key piece tying Mr. Emilio to the crime—a black iPhone left at the site. The device's SIM card directly linked to Emilio, whose swift exit from Thailand was confirmed through immigration records; he departed on May 11 at around 6:49 p.m.

 

The local police, focusing their efforts, have been intensively searching for the unidentified Middle Eastern accomplice presumed to be hiding in Thailand. This case has shone a spotlight on security measures in Phuket's famous nightlife scene, raising concerns among locals and tourists alike.

 

Authorities are appealing for any witnesses or those with information to step forward, as they work tirelessly to bring all involved to justice. In the wake of the incident, Phuket's international reputation as a safe destination has been put to the test, prompting calls for enhanced safety protocols across tourist hotspots to prevent further violence.

 

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I hope International Police will arrest this BRITISH a**hole

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This is the problem with the United Kingdom 

Having being a Empire allow so many nationals from Countries who were part of the British Empire to come and reside here

Ie Indian Pakistan Caribbean and many more hence the different names cultures ect 

And just recently asylum seekers and illegal immigrants  only

going to get worse 😱

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As old as time.  read my comment!!! stop!!! no more fighting!!! no more drinking!!!! no more knifing!!!!  no more, no more!!!!  OK, now translate this and send it off to the 9 billion crazies.    

 

in 100-years holograms will be stolen, souls leeched, and bar fines 3 million yuan.    so enjoy the fun times.   not going to get any better

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