Man stabbed and beaten on Jomtien Beach

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Thai Man stabbed and beaten on Jomtien Beach



PATTAYA: -- In the early hours of Thursday a 43 year old Thai Man was beaten and stabbed on Jomtien Beach, by a gang of three men.

Khun Chanaporn was rushed to Banglamung Hospital suffering from facial injuries and two stab wounds to his back and shoulder. His condition was described as serious but stable by medics following an initial examination.

The incident occurred as the victim emerged from a 24 hour convenience store on Jomtien Beach, in front of Soi 7. A Toyota Vios car stopped in front of the victim, who was preparing to cross the road towards the promenade.

Two men exited the vehicle and began to drag the man over to the Beach where he was repeatedly punched. A third man then emerged from the car and proceeded to stab the victim twice.

Full story: http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/132288/thai-man-stabbed-and-beaten-on-jomtien-beach/


-- Pattaya One 2014-06-20

[eish]

obviously a flight risk

[ezzra]

Well, at least this guy wasn't exercising like the last guy who got bashed in the

same place......

[Benmart]

I hope the man recovers and the guilty a punished.

As for those that make light of the pain and suffering of others...

[rlopes]

So it took 3 armed Thais to beat up an unprepared, middle-aged man?

[Suradit69]

So it took 3 armed Thais to beat up an unprepared, middle-aged man?

Maybe they hadn't read the Marquess of Queensberry Rules for hit men.

There's no indication that it required three men to get the job done, but your reference to "3 armed Thais" seems to imply that everywhere else in the world when someone is attacked by "bad guys" they first have to make sure the attack is one-on-one, the attacker & attackee are in the same age and weight class, that all weapons are removed and that a referee is present. In the real world, away from the keyboard & comic books, things tend not to operate that way.

More childish comments meant to imply that Thai men are somehow inadequate compared to all the virile, macho, Boy Scout farang from Euro-topia & all points due west.

[KevWaters]

So it took 3 armed Thais to beat up an unprepared, middle-aged man?

Nope,according to the article above one was armed.

[AhFarangJa]

Only speculating here, but it reads like an organised hit to me.

p.s. Larry001.....it is readAble....sorry just being pedantic.

[Pattaya28]

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I hope the man recovers and the guilty a punished.

As for those that make light of the pain and suffering of others...

Or maybe he was guilty and got his punishment.

[Rimmer]

Some inflammatory and off topic posts also a reply have been removed

[rlopes]

So it took 3 armed Thais to beat up an unprepared, middle-aged man?

Maybe they hadn't read the Marquess of Queensberry Rules for hit men.

There's no indication that it required three men to get the job done, but your reference to "3 armed Thais" seems to imply that everywhere else in the world when someone is attacked by "bad guys" they first have to make sure the attack is one-on-one, the attacker & attackee are in the same age and weight class, that all weapons are removed and that a referee is present. In the real world, away from the keyboard & comic books, things tend not to operate that way.

More childish comments meant to imply that Thai men are somehow inadequate compared to all the virile, macho, Boy Scout farang from Euro-topia & all points due west.

You're off the mark.

I'm just implying that Thais behave like cowards when a fight takes place. Sorry if it hits you in the nail...

[Benmart]

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I hope the man recovers and the guilty a punished.

As for those that make light of the pain and suffering of others...

Or maybe he was guilty and got his punishment.

I am fortunate that my past transgressions in life were not handled so.

IMO, guilt and punishment is best left to established institutions that are better experienced, educated and qualified than myself.

When punishment is allowed to be delivered on the street corner and is ignored or condoned, then just perhaps we are all a bit closer towards receiving the same should we offend someone, however slight.

Edited June 27, 2014 by Benmart