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Crime Man Gunned Down with Assault Rifle in Pattani
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A 32-year-old man was shot dead in broad daylight on in a brutal roadside attack in the restive province of Pattani. The assailants reportedly used military-grade firearms to ambush the victim as he rode his motorcycle home from a hospital visit. Police at Maikhaen Station received a report at approximately 15:30 that a civilian had been shot and killed in Moo 2, Talok Kraithong Subdistrict, Maikhaen District, Pattani province. Officers arrived at the scene to find the lifeless body of Mr Nitichai Mankaew lying next to his motorcycle. Investigators recovered multiple spent shell casings from the scene: two 5.56 mm rifle casings, one live round of the same calibre and six 9 mm handgun casings, indicating the use of more than one weapon. Mr Nitichai, a general labourer, had reportedly just left Maikhaen Hospital and was heading home when he was ambushed and fatally shot at close range. Local residents told police that he was known for being hardworking and was the sole breadwinner for his family, caring for a sick mother and a disabled father. He earned a modest living clearing forested land on a casual basis. Authorities are unsure if the attack may be linked to the ongoing unrest in Thailand’s southern border provinces, as no group has claimed responsibility. The investigation remains ongoing. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-07-07 -
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Analysis Thaksin’s 7 Political Mistakes: From Mastermind to Trapped Player
i don't think so ... otherwise he would be quiet after his cleverly arranged return and just enjoy the time with his grandchildren ... -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 7 July 2025
Fugitive Arrested For 2006 Murder of Police Cadet Picture courtesy of CIB. A man wanted for the 2006 murder of a police cadet has been arrested after nearly two decades on the run, authorities confirmed. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1365934-fugitive-arrested-for-2006-murder-of-police-cadet/ -
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Woman Injured After Metal Rods Falls from Truck in Khon Kaen
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Your worst food poisoning?
Twice with oysters. First time, intentional. Second time, by mistake. Once by under cooked shellfish, some kind of sea snail. Cipro worked all 3 times. Sometimes that is all the pharmacies stock. To be safe I stay away from all shellfish, cooked or not, when visiting Thailand. -
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Crime Fugitive Arrested For 2006 Murder of Police Cadet
Picture courtesy of CIB. A man wanted for the 2006 murder of a police cadet has been arrested after nearly two decades on the run, authorities confirmed. Officers from The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB), in coordination with the Crime Suppression Division (CSD), apprehended 43-year-old Mr Natthawut, at a residence in Thoeng District, Chiang Rai Province. He faces charges of murder in connection with the fatal stabbing of a Royal Police Cadet in Bangkok nearly 19 years ago. The incident occurred in 2006 when Police Cadet Thanawat was dining with friends. A nearby group of intoxicated men, including the suspect, began causing a disturbance by throwing drinking glasses on the floor. When Cadet Thanawat intervened to caution them, a heated argument broke out. Mr Natthawut allegedly drew a knife and stabbed the cadet in the right side of the torso. Thanawat later died from his injuries. While other suspects were arrested and prosecuted at the time, Mr Natthawut managed to evade capture and remained a fugitive for almost two decades. Recently, investigators received intelligence that the suspect had been living quietly in Chiang Rai Province. Armed with a search warrant and arrest warrant, officers moved in and detained Mr Natthawut without incident. He has since been transferred to Udomsuk Police Station in Bangkok for further legal proceedings. The arrest operation was conducted under the direction of Police Lieutenant General Jiraphop Bhuridej, Commissioner of the CIB; Police Major General Witiya Sriprasertphap, Commander of the CSD; and Police Colonel Ekkasit Pansita, Superintendent of Subdivision 4, CSD. Adapted by Asean Now from CIB 2025-07-07
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