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Pattaya Officials Close Bars After Foreigner Attack

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PATTAYA – Recently [Pattaya Daily News]; regarding to the case that Kuwait man who had been attacked and injured by the pub guards on 22 October at 01.00 am. The police arrested Mr.Danthai Paksachart aged 29 who worked at the Spice Girl pub as a guard.

On 23 October at 01.00 am Mr.Sakchai Tang-Ho-chief district of Bang Lamung-, Mr.Prapan Pratumchompoo and Mr.Jakkrit Booranakittipinyo-deputy chief district of Bang Lamung- had led a team to inspect Spice Girl Agogo and Champion Agogo . Upon inspecting the pubs the employees were shocked and the officials found foreign alcohol which had no revenue stamp so they were confiscated.

Later the officials inspected Champion Agogo Show pub, the officials found 10 dancers dancing so they checked all the employees ID. Initially the police officers arrested Mr.Somchart Kiyapat aged 50 who was manager of the 2 pubs. In addition, the officials ordered the pubs to close.

Full story:http://www.pattayadailynews.com/pattaya-news/pattaya-officials-close-bars-foreigner-attack/

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-- Pattaya Daily News 2014-10-24

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Pattaya bar closed for 60 days after assault

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A go-go bar in Pattaya has been closed for 60 days, after an early-morning incident on Wednesday in which a Kuwaiti army officer was assaulted by a bouncer.

PATTAYA:--After the altercation in front of the Spice Spicy Girls bar on Pattaya's Walking Street, police arrested Daenthai Paksachat, 29, for assaulting Major Badan Nazan Alsubai-i, 30.

Sakchai Taeng-hor, chief of Chon Buri's Bang Lamung district, who inspected the scene at about 2am yesterday, ordered the venue closed for 60 days, claiming the incident had tarnished the country's image.

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-- The Nation 2014-10-24

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"employees were shocked" and amazingly not by substandard wiring. Also, what is this about "dancers dancing"? I wouldn't worry about "Pattaya's good image". That has been locked away in a deep dark place for so many years no one knows where it is kept.

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Why was a Kuwaiti national in a bar in the first place?

There's no law in Thailand saying Kuwaiti people are prohibited from bars.

Even if there was, not many people observe the law anyway...but if the guy was a Muslim, he should have been guided by the koran

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Walking Street is dangerous no doubt about it. These plastic gangsters will run into the wrong person one day. I had a friend and a girl run into his bike and wanted 500baht. He refused, this was soi 8. An hour later 12 bouncers from a establishment in walking street came down and all jumped him. Funny thing was when they stopped he sat back down and carried on drinking, his face was a bit red however if that is the level of damage 12 grown Thai men can do with their fists its not surprising they all carry guns.

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