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Crime Three Juveniles Arrested for Motorcycle Theft in Udon Thani, Gang Leader Just 12 Years Old
Picture courtesy of Khoasod. Police in Udon Thani have apprehended three juveniles involved in the theft of a sidecar motorcycle, with the leader of the group shockingly revealed to be just 12 years old. The boy had only been released from a juvenile detention centre two months prior. The incident came to light after a local resident reported the theft of a blue sidecar motorcycle parked in Mueang District to Non Sung Police Substation. Police investigators, led by Pol. Sub Lt. Udomchok Singhakhunsiri, reviewed nearby CCTV footage and spotted three young boys acting suspiciously at around 03:45 on 18 April. Two were then seen riding the stolen vehicle, while the third followed on another motorcycle. Upon reviewing the footage, officers immediately recognised the suspects as local youths previously involved in similar crimes during the past year. The police quickly moved to arrest the trio at their homes in Village 8, Nong Khon Kwang Subdistrict. The arrested youths were identified only as; • Master A, aged 12 – identified as the gang leader • Master B, aged 13 • Master C, aged 14 During questioning, all three confessed to stealing the motorcycle. They claimed that they had initially been riding a relative’s bike, which was running low on fuel. In an attempt to siphon petrol, they stole the entire sidecar motorcycle, later parking it by a nearby reservoir to extract the fuel before fleeing the scene. Further investigation revealed that Master A had planned to dismantle the stolen vehicle and sell it for parts. The bike was moved to the rear of a seafood restaurant near the entrance to Udon Thani Industrial Estate, where some components had already been removed before the arrests were made. Pol. Sub Lt. Udomchok stated that the boys were known repeat offenders. Master A had been released from a juvenile detention facility just two months earlier, following a previous theft in which the victim declined to press charges due to the offender’s young age. Authorities are now proceeding with legal action, and the case has once again sparked debate over juvenile crime and rehabilitation in the country. -- 2025-04-20 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 20 April 2025
Brutal Roadside Killing in Phatthalung: Young Man Shot Dead, Girlfriend Miraculously Survive Picture courtesy of Matichon. A 20-year-old man was gunned down in cold blood on the Phatthalung-Trang road late on night on 18 April, in a horrifying incident that left his 17-year-old girlfriend traumatised but miraculously alive after a shotgun aimed at her head failed to fire. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1358215-brutal-roadside-killing-in-phatthalung-young-man-shot-dead-girlfriend-miraculously-survive/ -
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Road Rage Scandal: Politician's Son in BMW Causes Devastating Crash - video
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Crime Brutal Roadside Killing in Phatthalung: Young Man Shot Dead, Girlfriend Miraculously Survive
Picture courtesy of Matichon. A 20-year-old man was gunned down in cold blood on the Phatthalung-Trang road late on night on 18 April, in a horrifying incident that left his 17-year-old girlfriend traumatised but miraculously alive after a shotgun aimed at her head failed to fire. Police Lieutenant Jiraset Sermkaew, deputy investigator at Khok Chanai Police Station, received a call at around 22:00, reporting a fatal shooting on the highway in Moo 4, Na Thom sub-district, Mueang District, Phatthalung Province. Emergency responders, forensic experts and police investigators rushed to the scene. The victim, identified as Mr. Natthawat, 20, was found lying face-down over his fallen Honda Wave motorcycle bearing a Phatthalung registration plate. He had sustained multiple shotgun wounds to the right side of his neck, right shoulder, and through his left arm and torso. In his shoulder bag, officers found cash, two mobile phones, and a 12-gauge shotgun cartridge. His girlfriend, aged 17, was visibly shaken and in a state of shock. According to the girl’s account, the couple had spent the evening at a local festival on Phu Khao Chiak mountain. On their way home, a white pickup truck parked by the roadside flagged them down. Four young men wearing surgical masks exited the vehicle and approached the couple. One of them asked, “Do you have anything?” before abruptly opening fire without warning. Natthawat was shot multiple times and collapsed dead at the scene. After killing him, the assailants turned their weapon on the girl, pointing the shotgun at her head. The gun, however, failed to discharge. Crying and pleading for her life with hands raised in a wai gesture, she begged for mercy. The attackers then rifled through the victim’s bag, stealing his handgun before returning to their pickup and fleeing the scene. The girl reported that two women were also inside the getaway vehicle. Police are now gathering forensic evidence and reviewing CCTV footage in the area to identify and apprehend the perpetrators. Investigators suspect personal vengeance may have been a motive for the deadly ambush. -- 2025-04-20 -
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Can I renew my son's Thai passport if my wife is abroad?
Thanks Richard, I will see what other people have to say, but if there is any doubt, we will play it safe and my wife will go to the Thai embassy (fortunately she is in the Paris area) to obtain the PoA.
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