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Crime Man Shot in Dispute Over Drug Payment Outside Apartment
Pictures courtesy of Koded. A 42-year-old man was injured after being shot in a confrontation over a drug payment dispute outside an apartment building in Bang Phli Nakhon community, Bang Phli Yai subdistrict, Bang Phli district, Samut Prakan province. Police received a report at approximately 23:00 on 7 August, that a man had been shot in the area. Upon arrival at the scene near the entrance to Soi 12 within the community, officers found Mr. Praphan Thongtoom, 42, lying in the middle of the road with gunshot wounds to both upper thighs. One bullet passed through the left leg, while another remained lodged in the right leg. He was given first aid before being rushed to Chularat 3 International Hospital. Bloodstains and trails were found extending from the shooting site to Soi 14, spanning about 50 metres, with additional evidence near Soi 17 in front of an apartment block. Police recovered two 9mm cartridge casings, one live 9mm round and a wristwatch at the scene. The area was cordoned off for forensic investigation. The suspect, known by the nickname “X,” reportedly resides in room 210 on the second floor of the apartment complex. Police found the room locked and after gaining entry with the building caretaker, discovered drug paraphernalia, numerous small plastic bags for dividing drugs, over 100 methamphetamine tablets and approximately 20 grams of crystal methamphetamine hidden inside a blue bag beside the bed. The suspect had fled following the incident. A video captured by a local resident shows the victim, wearing a white shirt and the suspect, shirtless and carrying a black backpack, engaged in a street fight outside the apartment. The suspect landed a solid punch before appearing to reach for something, prompting the victim to step back and challenge him not to use a weapon. Shortly after, the suspect drew a handgun and fired two shots, hitting the victim in the legs. Mr. Praphan later told police he was scheduled to meet the suspect that evening regarding payment for drugs but was late, which angered the suspect. After a brief fight, the suspect pulled out a gun and fired multiple shots. The suspect remains at large. Neighbours reported hearing loud arguments and a dispute over drug money before the altercation turned violent. Police are reviewing CCTV footage and continuing their investigation to apprehend the suspect. The motive is believed to be a dispute over drug payment, with authorities awaiting further statements from the victim. Adapted by Asean Now from Kaoded 2025-08-09 -
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Crime Tourist Stabbed in Patong Over 60-Baht Fruit Dispute
Just sayin'. Your version justifies attempted murder for the theft of a banana, a misdemeanor mostly done by local children, while mine shows you shouldn't go to such extremes because violence isn't the way to stop such a problem. This isn't Grand Theft Banana here. And actually it's your poor, typical foreigner comments we see on almost every post, so maybe reflect on that. I put the blame where it goes, whether it's a foreigner or local, and not lump all together, which isn't fair is it? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 9 August 2025
Body of Woman Found Chained & Weighted Down in Phang Nga Picture courtesy of Amarin A grisly discovery was made on the afternoon of 8 August, when the body of an unidentified woman was found floating near a fish cage in the Tha Yai canal, Takua Thung district, Phang Nga province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1369246-body-of-woman-found-chained-weighted-down-in-phang-nga/ -
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Crime Body of Woman Found Chained & Weighted Down in Phang Nga
Picture courtesy of Amarin A grisly discovery was made on the afternoon of 8 August, when the body of an unidentified woman was found floating near a fish cage in the Tha Yai canal, Takua Thung district, Phang Nga province. Local fisherman alerted village headman Kittipong Khongbut, of Moo 11, Ban Tha Pak Waeng, after spotting the corpse entangled against the fish enclosure. The grim find was reported to District Chief Wichet Su-yanan, who attended the scene with Deputy District Chief Surachai Thongsrirak, police from Khok Kloi station and rescue teams from Kusoldharm Foundation and Loma Rescue Phuket. The deceased was described as a woman in her early thirties, wearing black shorts and a grey T-shirt. She had been dead for an estimated two days. A heavy metal chain was tightly wound around her neck, attached to two cement-filled dumbbells used as weights. Police confirmed there had been no recent reports of missing persons matching the description, either locally or with village authorities. Investigators believe the body was carried into the canal by tidal currents from the sea along the Phang Nga–Phuket border before becoming trapped in the fish cage. Early observations suggest the victim was assaulted before being dumped at sea. The body has been sent to Takua Thung Hospital for autopsy while police attempt to identify the woman and trace her relatives. Authorities have launched a murder investigation. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-08-09 -
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BILD reveal Gaza hunger photos staged by Hamas/Turkish media
Yep, Hamas shooting down their own. Time for all of them to die.
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