Photo via Facebook/ Thanid Thungtongkam

 

A Thai man caused chaos in a Bangkok condominium, kicking doors and smearing blood after neighbors complained about his disruptive behavior. Social media influencer Thanid “James” Thungtongkam shared the incident, which occurred on September 20, on his Facebook page. The altercation started with the man shouting and demanding to know who reported him to the condo management.

 

James posted security footage alongside his account, showing the man, later identified as 37-year-old Thian, causing havoc while carrying a liquor bottle and wielding a knife. The video captures Thian threatening James and vandalizing property. Despite James's report to the condo's management and police, no immediate action was taken.

 

Residents have previously complained about Thian's behavior, with little improvement. Din Daeng Police Superintendent Pitiphon Promkaew stated that Thian had been questioned and tested for drugs, with negative results. Thian admitted to drinking heavily and cited stress from financial difficulties and caring for his child as reasons for his behavior.

 

Although Thian denies being influenced by neighbors’ complaints, saying his actions were not targeted, James remains unconvinced. Thian faces charges including attempted trespass and property damage. Authorities and residents are concerned about the lack of immediate action and fear for ongoing safety.

 

The incident highlights ongoing tensions between residents and underscores the challenges in addressing problem tenants swiftly. As legal proceedings begin, residents are calling for improved measures and accountability to prevent similar occurrences.

 

Key Takeaways

• James reported no immediate condo management action, raising safety concerns.
• Thian's stress and alcohol use were cited, but charges still apply.
• Residents demand better handling of disruptive behavior for safety.

 

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  Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-09-24

 

 

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