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Foreign Scammer with EM Bracelet Targets Pattaya Women
I always presumed it was their penchant for being far more reactive and rarely proactive! -
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Foreign Scammer with EM Bracelet Targets Pattaya Women
Because they're not real police! They're racketeers. -
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Woman’s £400K Injury Claim Rejected After Footage Shows Her Playing Rugby
Nice. What happens if they are genuinely injured? Just leave them there? A bit like throwing witches in the river. If they drown, they're innocent. Insurance companies are some of the worst, immoral businesses out there. -
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Thailand Balances Booze Ban with Tourism on Buddhist Holy Days
So you think tourist don't care if there is a day (sometimes 2 days in a row) on their 2 week holiday that everything is shut? Tourist don't tend to buy alcohol in supermarkets or convenience stores, as that are the only places that have the afternoon ban, bars and restaurants, which are attended by tourists, serve alcohol all day -
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Security Lapse in Pattaya: How an Unlocked Door Cost 30,000 Baht
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British Tourist Punched: Guard Apologises, Security Training Scheduled
Picture courtesy of Khaosod PATTAYA — A night out at the bustling Walking Street in Pattaya took a sharp turn for a British tourist as an altercation with a security guard ended in a punch knockout. The incident has sparked an apology from the guard and calls for intensified security training to preempt such occurrences, especially with the Songkran festivities on the horizon. Sarawut, a 32-year-old security guard at the XO Club, found himself at the centre of attention after CCTV footage revealed him delivering a single punch to a 63-year-old British tourist, Mr C. Both Sarawut and the club manager, Wilasinee Siriphoomchai, 45, faced tourism police at the Bang Lamung District Office on March 4, hoping to clarify the events of March 2. Joined by local officials, they shared footage showcasing the chain of events leading to the altercation. Sarawut, clearly regretful, issued a public apology to Mr C and expressed remorse for tarnishing the area's reputation. Delving into his side of the story, Sarawut explained the tourist was visibly intoxicated and allegedly resorted to kicking when stopped from entering the club. The kick, claimed Sarawut, landed sharply in his groin, prompting his impulsive and regrettable reaction. "I lost my temper and I acted inappropriately," Sarawut confessed, underscoring the mutual apologies exchanged between him and Mr C at the Pattaya City Police Station, where the British tourist opted against pressing charges. "This has been a stern lesson for me on maintaining composure." The club manager, Wilasinee, conveyed mixed sentiments—acknowledging the negative impact of the incident while defending Sarawut's typically calm nature, citing provocation as the trigger. In the wake of events, Sarawut has been temporarily suspended, with the club revisiting policies to ensure staff understand the gravity of maintaining professionalism under pressure. Taking no chances, Deputy District Chief Nathaphop Yomjinda announced plans to unite relevant agencies and businesses to discuss preventive strategies and beefed-up penalties for similar disturbances. Meanwhile, a statement from Police Lieutenant Colonel Supharat Meeprecha highlighted the proactive role the Tourist Police Bureau, under Police Lieutenant General Saksira Phueak-am, plays in training security operatives. Already, 409 guards have benefited from these sessions, markedly reducing violence reports. Anticipating the influx of visitors for Songkran 2025, the Pattaya tourism police are gearing up for another training session aimed at equipping guards with the skills to navigate high-pressure environments calmly. This preparation is seen as vital to maintaining Pattaya's allure as a safe tourism hotspot, ensuring all visitors enjoy their stay without incident, reported Khaosod. brawl.mp4 RELATED TOPIC: British Tourist Knocked Out by Pattaya Club Bouncer https://aseannow.com/topic/1353365-british-tourist-knocked-out-by-pattaya-club-bouncer/ -- 2025-03-05
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