Elderly Store Keeper severely beats Cambodian Home Invasion and assault suspect

[Rimmer]

Elderly Store Keeper severely beats Cambodian Home Invasion and assault suspect

PATTAYA:--A 70 year old Shop Keeper in South Pattaya saved his Daughter-in-Law from a sexual assault in the early hours of Friday.

Just after 2am in Soi Wat Tumsumakee Temple 8, Khun Suntorn aged 70 runs a Convenience Store and was just about to close the shop. His family had already gone to sleep.

Khun Suntorn heard something fall onto the floor in the back of the store and went to investigate and heard the sound of a cat, a sound which he later suspects was made by the suspect who is thought to have entered the room of Khun Suntorns Daughter-in-Law after the owner went back into the store.

Khun Suntorn heard a commotion in her room and went to investigate and saw the Cambodian suspect lying on top of her with a knife pressed to her neck. Khun Suntorn picked-up a piece of wood and struck the suspect repeatedly over the head until he fell unconscious and then called the Police.
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-- Pattaya One 2014-03-01

[tonytigerbkk]

tonytigerbkk likes this (a lot).

I hope that Khun Suntorn does not get into any trouble for defending his family.

To the Cambodian idiot who decided to put himself in Grandpa's line of fire, Som nom na

Edited March 1, 2014 by tonytigerbkk

[DD13]

Brilliant...........these "cowardly low lives" deserve more of this type of punishment (retribution).......

in whichever country these attacks takes place in

Sadly in the UK the defender has to answer to the law for protecting their own family and property

"I despair for the good people on this earth"

[Costas2008]

So, the army is lying to us about the Cambodian invasion!

[Pattaya28]

Good story with Happy Ending.

Well done Mr. Shop-keeper.

[TVGerry]

Haha the would be rapist looks like he's passed out drunk.

[than]

I think Cambodia government will condemn a cowardly aggression against a poor Cambodian citizen and Tarit will make this like a special case and ask a speed up investigation against the old aggressor

I'm just joking

This stupid Cambodian has got a good punishment. I'm hope Thai court will give justice to this act

[Chang_paarp]

Police are waiting to speak with the suspect who is still unfit to be questioned - See more at: http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/120062/elderly-store-keeper-severely-beats-cambodian-home-invasion-and-assault-suspect/#sthash.Ot4f2DPu.kgG7hQS5.dpuf

Well done the elderly gent.

Bet the cops will have a "vigorous" interview with the perpetrator.

[Ulic]

I would have used that knife to feed the ducks after knocking him out. Well done old timer.

[lee b]

These are the kind of stories i like reading ! Well done to the old man, he had every right to do what he did.

[ggt]

I love this story...hope many more like this to come...thugs get a taste of their own medicine...good stuff!!!

[rotary]

Good job, well done. Too bad that intruder did not suffer life threatening injuries.

[Dogmatix]

tonytigerbkk likes this (a lot).

I hope that Khun Suntorn does not get into any trouble for defending his family.

To the Cambodian idiot who decided to put himself in Grandpa's line of fire, Som nom na

I don't think so. Thai police and courts take a practical view of these type of home defence scenarios, particularly when the intruders are foreigners. I remember once a retired naval officer shot a Ghanaian burglar as he was escaping over the wall of his house. The burglar was found bleeding profusely a couple of hundred metres away and bundled off to jail. There was no charge against the naval officer, even though the burglar was shot after he no longer presented any threat to him or his family. In this case the intruder presented a clear threat to his family and he only bludgeoned him with a piece of wood. He didn't shoot or stab him. Very decent of him I would say. He could easily of cut his throat once he was unconscious to make sure he wouldn't wake and present a threat again. There have been complaints by families of Thai burglars who were shot dead by home owners but I don't think they ever got very far.

Edited March 1, 2014 by Dogmatix

[Dogmatix]

Good job, well done. Too bad that intruder did not suffer life threatening injuries.

In a Cambodian village a group of women sliced off a rapist's private parts after he was caught raping a young girl.

He has been completely rehabilitated and never re-offended since then.

[TPI]

In the magical kingdom of Australia grandpa would have been charged with assault occasioning GBH and the Cambodian would have been able to sue Grandpa with the free legal aid provided by the federal government! There would then be a petition raised by the "save the poor brutalised Cambodian Fund" pushing for the licensing and eventual banning of clubs made of wood. "If it saves only one childs life" quoted a spokeswoman as she brushed aside comments that it would cause the collapse of the housing industry!

[fasteddie]

Good for gramps, well done that man!

[Greer]

In the magical kingdom of Australia grandpa would have been charged with assault occasioning GBH and the Cambodian would have been able to sue Grandpa with the free legal aid provided by the federal government! There would then be a petition raised by the "save the poor brutalised Cambodian Fund" pushing for the licensing and eventual banning of clubs made of wood. "If it saves only one childs life" quoted a spokeswoman as she brushed aside comments that it would cause the collapse of the housing industry!

Yes its very sad (stupidly so) that in many western countries they seem to think it is civilized to allow whatever a criminal wants to do, but take action against those protecting home and family against the criminal.

Look at the idiocy that happens almost daily in reports of such actions in the UK - I feel truly depressed at what the PC apologists have done to the western world - what fools!

[pineconehead]

I don't know enough about other countries, but in Canada, you are allowed to resist invasion, & assault, so long as only "reasonable force" is used. That being said the whole scenario changes if the assailant suffers any serious or permanent injury. Then they come after you. Kudos from Grandpa, personally I hope he spun the rapists head but good.

[MAJIC]

In the magical kingdom of Australia grandpa would have been charged with assault occasioning GBH and the Cambodian would have been able to sue Grandpa with the free legal aid provided by the federal government! There would then be a petition raised by the "save the poor brutalised Cambodian Fund" pushing for the licensing and eventual banning of clubs made of wood. "If it saves only one childs life" quoted a spokeswoman as she brushed aside comments that it would cause the collapse of the housing industry!

Yes its very sad (stupidly so) that in many western countries they seem to think it is civilized to allow whatever a criminal wants to do, but take action against those protecting home and family against the criminal.

Look at the idiocy that happens almost daily in reports of such actions in the UK - I feel truly depressed at what the PC apologists have done to the western world - what fools!

Sadly, PC Apologists need to suffer an attack on their own innocent family or friends,or themselves,before they wake up to reality and the real World!

[jacko45k]

Good for him!

Don't bother tidying that piece of wood up, just leave it on the bedroom floor!

[pitchag]

In the magical kingdom of Australia grandpa would have been charged with assault occasioning GBH and the Cambodian would have been able to sue Grandpa with the free legal aid provided by the federal government! There would then be a petition raised by the "save the poor brutalised Cambodian Fund" pushing for the licensing and eventual banning of clubs made of wood. "If it saves only one childs life" quoted a spokeswoman as she brushed aside comments that it would cause the collapse of the housing industry!

You are not far off the mark re Australia and the do gooders, they had a vigil for a detention camp rioter last week who was killed on Manus island, no vigil for the poor kid who was beaten and stabbed by 20 Africans in Melbourne or the 14 year old girl pack raped by Somalian immigrants

[rotary]

The world is becoming a place with no common sense IMHO. Do something wrong, you should be punished. Come on some ones property at your own risk. People blame crimes on everything from poverty to mental disorders that do not exist. Makes me sick. I like the sign I saw a few days ago: Due to the high cost of ammunition we do not fire warning shots anymore.

[rotary]

I don't know enough about other countries, but in Canada, you are allowed to resist invasion, & assault, so long as only "reasonable force" is used. That being said the whole scenario changes if the assailant suffers any serious or permanent injury. Then they come after you. Kudos from Grandpa, personally I hope he spun the rapists head but good.

Deadly force should be allowed, that seems reasonable to me as I am sure the invader will not be using only enough force to get the job done.

[tonytigerbkk]

This is the first thread on TV for that I have seen a long time where everyone seems to be in total agreement with each other.

[smileydude]

Now that's my kinda grandfather.

If I were him I'd add a couple extra strikes to the Crown Jewels to make sure the lesson is learned!

[goatfarmer]

In the magical kingdom of Australia grandpa would have been charged with assault occasioning GBH and the Cambodian would have been able to sue Grandpa with the free legal aid provided by the federal government! There would then be a petition raised by the "save the poor brutalised Cambodian Fund" pushing for the licensing and eventual banning of clubs made of wood. "If it saves only one childs life" quoted a spokeswoman as she brushed aside comments that it would cause the collapse of the housing industry!

The 'Fleeing Felon' rule is a common law principle applicable in the UK and Australia, (unless repealed in the three decades since I studied law).

Anyone, including a bystander is permitted to use deadly force to prevent the commission of a felony or to prevent the felon from fleeing.

[tonytigerbkk]

In the magical kingdom of Australia grandpa would have been charged with assault occasioning GBH and the Cambodian would have been able to sue Grandpa with the free legal aid provided by the federal government! There would then be a petition raised by the "save the poor brutalised Cambodian Fund" pushing for the licensing and eventual banning of clubs made of wood. "If it saves only one childs life" quoted a spokeswoman as she brushed aside comments that it would cause the collapse of the housing industry!

The 'Fleeing Felon' rule is a common law principle applicable in the UK and Australia, (unless repealed in the three decades since I studied law).

Anyone, including a bystander is permitted to use deadly force to prevent the commission of a felony or to prevent the felon from fleeing.

The lines are a bit blurry on this law.

The Tony Martin farmer case caused quite a stir in England when Tony Martin was originally jailed for life when he shot a burglar on his property.

[FangFerang]

What a great story!!

In the US many states have passed what is called 'The Castle Act', allowing use of deadly force to protect both life and property. The attorneys did not like the loss of revenue, the criminals hated the law, but enough people have pushed for it so it is a fairly straightforward law, with no loopholes.

In my province, it was well known that the first round goes into the intruder, the second round goes into the ceiling, and the subsequent report reads a warning shot was fired first....and the law now removes that necessity. The only liability is if the intruder is wounded -- in short, better to shoot to kill and finish the job.

Home invasions and burglaries, as well as grand theft auto, have shown a severe and welcome decline since the law passed. It has been tested in the court four times by highly intelligent and money grubbing attorneys, and all four times the law was upheld in no certain terms.

[transam]

Grand Dad Power!

We are out there, beware.............