timewilltell Posted February 25, 2012 Share Posted February 25, 2012 The Deputy Chief of Police advises him to give himself up and not resist arrest else he may face extrajudicial killing??? <deleted>? And this is the second in command!! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Oberkommando Posted February 25, 2012 Share Posted February 25, 2012 It will be a sad day when the Press do not report News events, however distasteful they are That day has come and gone, even on this forum. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SouthernMan3 Posted February 25, 2012 Share Posted February 25, 2012 Not saying this guy is necessarily a meth head but use of yaa baa (crazy drug) and ice commonly results in paranoia, depression, and psychosis. Abuse of the drug can lead to phychotic rage of the extreme variety that this waste of skin experienced. Just sayin'... this country is still over-run with this worst-of-all-drugs and this story reeks of either meth abuse or straight up, skip the cuckoo's nest, and put the wretch out of his misery. My heart goes out to the victims families and, whatever may have been the case, we should all applaud when we see news of successes to fight trafficking in Thailand... especially of amphetamine related drugs. RIP There is no mention of drug taking in the article, why would you assume it was drugs that brought about this tragedy? While definately not supporting his actions, the guy was obviously grief striken at seeing his wife in the state she was in and he flipped out. Wher I come from, whiskey is usually enough to trigger violence like this. What i would ask is why was he carrying a gun in the first place at 01:30 in the morning? Not unusual. This is of course Thailand. Most people where I live carry guns........ And this is a prime example of why they shouldn't be allowed to. RIP to the poor souls who died needlessly at the hands of a moron with a gun. As you well know, once people have guns they can not be taken away. Yes, it is a very sad thing that happened. I agree wholeheartedly. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Grumbles Posted February 26, 2012 Share Posted February 26, 2012 This sort of thing can (and often does) happen every day in any country and has always occurred. Previously these matters only received attention from the local media so the story fizzled out as something else took it's place. Because of advances in technology these things are now able to be reported on globally, hence giving the incorrect impression that there are more of these events occurring. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
webfact Posted February 27, 2012 Author Share Posted February 27, 2012 UPDATE Police Arrest Enraged Husband Who Shot and Killed 5 People SA KAEW: -- The police have arrested a 26 year-old man who went on a shooting rampage last week and killed 5 people in a shooting spree at a karaoke bar and a hospital. The police have arrested Weera Wowjungreed, 26 year -old man from Sa Kaew Province. He went on a shooting spree on February 23, shooting and killing 5 people. The first victim was a male orderly at the Khao Chakan Hospital. The four other victims worked at a karaoke bar in Wang Nam Yen District. They were identified as Put Tawan, 18 year-old Laotian national. Put was the owner of the karaoke bar. The three waitresses who were shot dead by Weera were; Sunisa Oopplee, 20 years told, Chanipah Mongkoltae, 16 years old and Rassamee Saneepiew, 39 years old. At midnight night last night, the police were able to locate Weera. More than 100 police officers surrounded the area near Khao Chakan District, just 10 kilometers away from the karaoke bar. After 5 hours of negotiation, they were able to pursuade Weera to turn himself in. The police said Weera was extremely worn out at the time of the arrest. He's now in the custody of the Khao Chakan Police. -- Tan Network 2012-02-27 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CraXeliCroX® Posted February 27, 2012 Share Posted February 27, 2012 Not saying this guy is necessarily a meth head but use of yaa baa (crazy drug) and ice commonly results in paranoia, depression, and psychosis. Abuse of the drug can lead to phychotic rage of the extreme variety that this waste of skin experienced. Just sayin'... this country is still over-run with this worst-of-all-drugs and this story reeks of either meth abuse or straight up, skip the cuckoo's nest, and put the wretch out of his misery. My heart goes out to the victims families and, whatever may have been the case, we should all applaud when we see news of successes to fight trafficking in Thailand... especially of amphetamine related drugs. RIP There is no mention of drug taking in the article, why would you assume it was drugs that brought about this tragedy? While definately not supporting his actions, the guy was obviously grief striken at seeing his wife in the state she was in and he flipped out. Wher I come from, whiskey is usually enough to trigger violence like this. What i would ask is why was he carrying a gun in the first place at 01:30 in the morning? Not unusual. This is of course Thailand. Most people where I live carry guns........ MOST people? Does that include yourself? And (most of) the women there? What place is that? Would be relevant to know - maybe a few of us would like to avoid going to such a gun infested place. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
SouthernMan3 Posted February 27, 2012 Share Posted February 27, 2012 Not saying this guy is necessarily a meth head but use of yaa baa (crazy drug) and ice commonly results in paranoia, depression, and psychosis. Abuse of the drug can lead to phychotic rage of the extreme variety that this waste of skin experienced. Just sayin'... this country is still over-run with this worst-of-all-drugs and this story reeks of either meth abuse or straight up, skip the cuckoo's nest, and put the wretch out of his misery. My heart goes out to the victims families and, whatever may have been the case, we should all applaud when we see news of successes to fight trafficking in Thailand... especially of amphetamine related drugs. RIP There is no mention of drug taking in the article, why would you assume it was drugs that brought about this tragedy? While definately not supporting his actions, the guy was obviously grief striken at seeing his wife in the state she was in and he flipped out. Wher I come from, whiskey is usually enough to trigger violence like this. What i would ask is why was he carrying a gun in the first place at 01:30 in the morning? Not unusual. This is of course Thailand. Most people where I live carry guns........ MOST people? Does that include yourself? And (most of) the women there? What place is that? Would be relevant to know - maybe a few of us would like to avoid going to such a gun infested place. Does that include me ? Ain't sayin. But, will say this. The crime rate here is very low. P.S. there are hardly any falang here and you've probably never heard of this place anyway. Suffice it to say I live in the not so deep south..... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
thequietman Posted February 28, 2012 Share Posted February 28, 2012 update ; arrested yesterday. pleads not guilty to police. source : thaitv News. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sparebox2 Posted February 28, 2012 Share Posted February 28, 2012 update ; arrested yesterday. pleads not guilty to police. source : thaitv News. For the multiple murder, I hope he gets life. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
udonguy Posted February 28, 2012 Share Posted February 28, 2012 Very tragic. Ordinary people just getting on with their lives and then murdered. Was watching a Thai crime programme on TV the other day, one case is when a guy went berserk and just stabbed passers by in the street at random. It`s a case of being in the wrong place at the wrong time, could happen to any of us. There are many madmen out there and one never knows what fate holds for us each day of the week. They weren't just ordinary people - as I read the article, they assaulted the man's wife. I don't condone the man's actions but I can understand his anger. 'understand his anger'? kill a hospital orderly??? you're kidding? 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
katana Posted February 28, 2012 Share Posted February 28, 2012 Pic of the guy performing the obligatory crime reconstruction. http://www.thairath....ewspaper/241668 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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