Screenshots from @lizzismommyy TikTok video

 

In the bustling streets of Bangkok, a routine late-night trip for milk turned traumatic for one resident of the Fortune Condo Narathiwas, sparking widespread anger online. The woman, whose encounter with an aggressive stranger at a local 7-Eleven has captured public attention, is now challenging the police’s handling of the incident.

 

The woman described entering the store to find a man in visible distress, prompting her to offer assistance. “He appeared to be fainting, red and sweaty,” she recounted. “I decided to get him some water.” Yet, her good intentions took a dark turn when the man unexpectedly attacked her.

 

“He suddenly choked me from behind,” she explained. Managing to escape, she rushed to her condo and immediately alerted the police. From her window, she watched in disbelief as officers merely spoke to the suspect, escorting him away without any formal action.

 

Confounded by the response, she contacted the police again, only to be told the situation was not severe. Officials advised her to gather evidence and details independently if she wished to pursue charges.

 

Her investigation unveiled a troubling pattern. The man, a constant source of disturbance at his own condominium, reportedly had a history of aggressive behaviour. Security personnel and other residents shared similar experiences, including incidents of harassment and aggression.

 

 

When police finally apprehended him, the suspect allegedly attempted to attack an officer during transport. Despite this, he was fined merely 500 baht for “disruptive behaviour.”

 

The repercussions of this inadequate response left her distraught. “The law states assault without visible injury can lead to major penalties,” she noted, expressing frustration over the leniency shown.

 

Refusing to accept silence, she took her story to social media, posting in both English and Thai. The narrative swiftly garnered attention, igniting calls for justice and reevaluation of law enforcement protocols.

 

“This isn’t just my fight,” she asserted. “The system needs accountability, and I’ll keep raising my voice until there’s change.”

 

This case highlights growing concerns over police efficiency and the broader implications for public safety in Bangkok. As discussions unfold online, the pressure mounts on authorities to reexamine policy enforcement and ensure protection for all citizens.

 

  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-07-18

 

 

Was it a Farang? Was it? Ahhh, I see. What a shame for the poor girl, next time leave well alone, no nothing, no help, no cups of water.

No good deed goes unpunished.

20 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Her investigation unveiled a troubling pattern. The man, a constant source of disturbance at his own condominium, reportedly had a history of aggressive behaviour. Security personnel and other residents shared similar experiences, including incidents of harassment and aggression.

Get some signatures and revisit the police station... with a news team

that normally works

Her response was too gentle when assaulted.

Not just freeing herself, but good to give that so* sufficient pain as good lesson; cost of senseless aggression.

 

Title says Self-defense for woman.

But useful to anyone else as well.

 

 

Thai police stations are not there to help you unless you give them $$$$

For such kindness to be rejected and then violence to follow is terrible. And the police! If they know where he lives and they know his violent pattern of behaviour they should be ashamed of themselves. 

5 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Get some signatures and revisit the police station... with a news team

that normally works

Sad that this is what you have to do.

I've seen it too. Get evidence so we are forced to do our job and leave this air conditioned office. Then wonder why tourism is down.

No laws to protect women. Until they do will always be backwards

Yet another shameless episode from the BiB, just too lazy to do anything that doesn't involve baht.

 

A stain on the country nationwide.

On 7/19/2025 at 10:51 PM, angryguy said:

No laws to protect women. Until they do will always be backwards

Some of the women that I know love it backwards.

Your completely out of order troll post has been removed @Will B Good