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Phuket Police Launch Manhunt, Announce B50,000 Reward For Knife Thief

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Phuket police launch manhunt, announce B50,000 reward for knife thief

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Chalong Police Superintendent Krittapad Dej-intorrasorn says he believes his officers will catch the robber 'soon'. Photo: Warisa Temram

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Police are offering a reward of 50,000 baht for information that leads to the arrest of the robber. Photo: Warisa Temram

PHUKET: Phuket police today announced a 50,000-baht reward for information that leads to the arrest of the man who robbed a Siam Commercial Bank money exchange booth near Karon Circle on Saturday night.

Chalong Police Superintendent Krittapad Dej-intorrasorn today also released a composite sketch of the wanted man, drawn from descriptions by witnesses, in hopes that it will assist in his capture.

The robber threatened two staff members at knife point, forcing the male staffer to gag and bind his female counterpart with tape, then forcing the male staffer to open the safe.

He escaped with mixed currencies, including US dollars and euros, with a combined value of 1,752,500 baht, Col Krittapad said.

He described the wanted thief as male, 180 centimeters tall, dark skinned, Thai, 20-25 years old, and speaking Thai with a southern accent.

“Anyone who sees a man matching the description of the suspect is urged to call us any time of the day at 085-300 0060,” said Col Krittapad.

Meanwhile, Chalong Police have set up four teams of officers to track down the robber, he added.

“I have split my team into four groups to search for him. The sketch was compiled from CCTV camera images and descriptions from witnesses, so this should easily lead us to the robber,” Col Krittapad said.

“I have contacted the investigation team at Phuket City Police and Provincial Police Region 8 [headquarters, based in Surat Thani] to help us search for him.

“I am quite confident that we will get this guy soon,” he added.

Source: http://www.phuketgazette.net/archives/articles/2011/article11550.html

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-- Phuket Gazette 2011-11-28

Phuket police launch manhunt, announce B50,000 reward for knife thief

PHUKET: Phuket police today announced a 50,000-baht reward for information that leads to the arrest of the man who robbed a Siam Commercial Bank money exchange booth near Karon Circle on Saturday night.

Why does an exchange booth have a knife, and why would a thief want to steal it?

Phuket police launch manhunt, announce B50,000 reward for knife thief

PHUKET: Phuket police today announced a 50,000-baht reward for information that leads to the arrest of the man who robbed a Siam Commercial Bank money exchange booth near Karon Circle on Saturday night.

Why does an exchange booth have a knife, and why would a thief want to steal it?

Stop it! (hehe) I was also considering a joke about such a large reward for stealing a knife. :D

They want to catch him asap before he spends too much of the loot. Has to be split up on capture.:whistling:

Lets see 50,000 for you, 1,000,000 for me and the rest was all we recovered.:ph34r:

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