2 Million Baht’s worth of Buddhist Amulets stolen from shop in Chonburi City

CHONBURI:--Over 2 Million Baht’s worth of Buddhist Amulets were stolen from a shop specializing in the religious images in Chonburi City on Monday afternoon.

The shop was closed for lunch and according to the owner, Khun Pornchai aged 49, he returned to find a steel door at the back of the shop had been forced-open.

The point of entry into the premise was found to be the roof. Despite the presence of high value items, no CCTV was installed inside the shop although fingerprint impressions were taken from the scene and are currently being analysed.

Full story:http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/55169/2-million-bahts-worth-buddhist-amulets-stolen-shop-chonburi-city/

-- Pattaya One 2012-05-15

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Yet another shop with no CCTV in or working that is burgled.

One day they will learn

returned to find a steel door at the back of the shop had been forced-open.

The point of entry into the premise was found to be the roof

So, which was the entry point?

With 2 million THB worth of good luck on his hands the thief will never be caught. 2M seems like a lot of stock for a small business to be carrying.

Not really. Amulets are small and can be worth thousands of Baht per piece to a true collector. That does not mean that is what he paid for them though, just their market value.

Sure sounds like 2 million baht's worth of bad karma.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Evvxvtey0s&feature=related