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50 year old Thai Man seriously injured in East Pattaya road rage attack

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50 year old Thai Man seriously injured in East Pattaya road rage attack

PATTAYA:--A 50 year old Thai man sustained serious head injuries after he was attacked by three youths who were angry at his driving.

The incident occurred late on Thursday night in Soi Nong Get Yai located in East Pattaya, outside of a Family Mart Convenience Store.

Although the attack was witnessed by many people no one came to the assistance of the Thai Man, who was not able to give Police his name due to his level of consciousness.

Witnesses described how three young men on a bike forced the victim off his bike and set-upon him.
Full story:http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/106225/50-year-thai-man-injured-east-pattaya-road-rage-attack/

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-- Pattaya One 2013-10-18

Arnold Judas Rimmer of Jupiter Mining Corporation Ship Red Dwarf

To the 50 year old unfortunate Thai man,I wish you a speedy recovery.There are undoubtedly some really good kids about,but the type of behaviour exhibited by these 3 scumbags is precisely the reason kids get bad names.Shame on you and your parents for not bringing you up in the correct manner.

Thailand, the hub of road rage.

Lunatics all.

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