Japanese Businessman robbed of gold necklace in North Pattaya

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Japanese Businessman robbed of gold necklace in North Pattaya



PATTAYA: -- In the early hours of Thursday a Japanese Businessman from Bangkok reported the theft of a 100,000 Baht Gold Necklace as he walked back to his Hotel in North Pattaya.

Mr. Seiji Matsuzaki aged 69, an Executive Director of a company based in Bangkok producing Automotive Parts, reported the incident at Pattaya Police Station. Police were able to obtain CCTV video of the incident which occurred at 9.46pm on Wednesday Night, however the crucial moment when the necklace was taken was not seen due to poor camera angles.

Mr. Matsuzaki was walking back to the Peace Resort Hotel from the North Pattaya Branch of Tesco-Lotus when 2 motorbikes with 3 Thai men on them, drove past the victim to initially see if he was wearing a necklace. When the 10 year old necklace, which also featured 3 Buddhist Amulets, was spotted, a passenger on one of the bikes approached the victim and was able to overpower the man and take the necklace.

Full story: http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/125271/japanese-businessman-robbed-of-gold-necklace-in-north-pattaya/


-- Pattaya One 2014-04-17

[OMGImInPattaya]

Must have been the wring amulets...as obviously they had no power to protect the wearer.

[belg]

no cctv cameras to get the culprits ?

but when will they ever learn, no to show gold or whatever going to SIn citY

[Loles]

The amulets by tattoo are much better. No-one can steal, you can't loose, and not heavy to wear.

[MMarlow]

no cctv cameras to get the culprits ?

but when will they ever learn, no to show gold or whatever going to SIn citY

You can't read, eh? Try the 2nd line of the report.

Edited April 17, 2014 by MMarlow