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Australian Attacked At Noodle Stall In Jomtien By 20 Man Gang

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Australian attacked at noodle stall in Jomtien by 20 man gang

PATTAYA: -- A 30 year old Australian sustained serious head injuries following an apparent random attack by a gang of youths at an outdoor noodle shop on the Sukhumvit Road in Jomtien. The incident occurred at 5.30am on Sunday Morning and was witnessed by 3 friends of the victim who had spent the evening with him on Walking Street. On their way home, they stopped at the shop for some food.

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-- Pattaya One 2010-05-23

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Lucky it wasn't me they picked on... I'd have wiped the floor with the lot of 'em....:whistling:

"[R]andom"...highly unlikely. More likely a security detail from one of the Walking Street clubs where this bloke was earlier that evening and he pissed them off...maybe patted on of them on the head on his way out...just saying :whistling:

link doesnt work - http://www.pattayaon...by-20-man-gang/

edit , there whole website doesnt work

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...Moments later a group of 20 youths in two cars and one pick-up truck arrived at the shop and attacked the foreign man...

very strange indeed. I suppose there is more to this story.

20 seem overkill, but not so much if they expected to face the Australian and his 3 friends...

but we'll probably never know.

Edited by manarak

Random?

Of course, I couldn't possibly know -- but I'd bet a lot of money that it wasn't.

...Moments later a group of 20 youths in two cars and one pick-up truck arrived at the shop and attacked the foreign man...

very strange indeed. I suppose there is more to this story.

20 seem overkill, but not so much if they expected to face the Australian and his 3 friends...

Did you see the picture of his "3 friends"? They were 3 birds he apparently picked-up on Walking Street that evening (the ones that ran-off to some nearby bathroom when the Thais showed up)...not three strapping Australian mates! There is allot more to this story that will never be revealed...no group of Thais would waster their time pummeling anyone eating noodles at 4:30 in the morning for no good reason.

...Moments later a group of 20 youths in two cars and one pick-up truck arrived at the shop and attacked the foreign man...

very strange indeed. I suppose there is more to this story.

20 seem overkill, but not so much if they expected to face the Australian and his 3 friends...

Did you see the picture of his "3 friends"? They were 3 birds he apparently picked-up on Walking Street that evening (the ones that ran-off to some nearby bathroom when the Thais showed up)...not three strapping Australian mates! There is allot more to this story that will never be revealed...no group of Thais would waster their time pummeling anyone eating noodles at 4:30 in the morning for no good reason.

Maybe the Australian got a bigger portion of noodles???

JH

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