Suspicious man drops dead in Minburi after police saw him

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Suspicious man drops dead in Minburi after police saw him
By Coconuts Bangkok

BANGKOK: -- A suspicious man lurking behind an empty office in Minburi district suddenly dropped dead on his own yesterday after being spotted by police.

As soon as the traffic police officer approached, the unidentified man began to flee on a motorbike, appeared to panic and fainted.

Rescue volunteers took his unconscious body to Serirak Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

Full story: http://bangkok.coconuts.co//2015/02/20/suspicious-man-drops-dead-minburi-after-police-saw-him


-- Coconuts Bangkok 2015-02-20

[Crazy chef 1]

hmmm a sudden dead suspicious man fled on a motorbike...

[maodun]

The force is strong with the BIB...

[Bluespunk]

Medusa syndrome?

[Pimay1]

This gives real meaning to "if looks could kill."

[mikemac]

Note to self - When in Minburi acting suspicious, don't make eye contact with the cops........................

[Paulc01]

Police with Death Ray vision.

[koo wallety tourist]

Note to self - When in Minburi acting suspicious, don't make eye contact with the cops........................

when in minburi wear reflective tint sunglasses

[tomyummer]

Are those policemen for private hire?

[balo]

The Grim Reaper is on holiday in Minburi , do not disturb ,

[Somtamnication]

If looks could kill......

[Commerce]

If looks could kill......

Post #6. Do you read back?

[ggold]

If looks could kill......

Post #6. Do you read back?

Wow, if looks could kill!

[Manbing]

Well at least he did it on his own.

Somehow the affirmation of the suspicious man dropping fatally dead, without help from those around, alone as it were, well the constant affirmation sends alarm bells ringing in my head.

I also had this thought without help. Unassisted - hope its not deadly?

Maybe he died of cynical paranoia?

Poor bloke might have had some sympathy if the reporter of this dark tale could write a news story.

[theslime]

Not a bad way to kick the bucket.

[asdecas]

Minburi? That's Phantom Panty Snatcher territory!

Perhaps there is a connection?

[Gweiloman]

It was obviously suicide

[soalbundy]

A completely new meaning to jai yen

[Condorman]

It was obviously suicide

No.

He died from lead poisoning.

?

[cgphuket]

The corpse was then fined 2000 baht...for littering.

[teacherpaul]

Or as we call it, Mingburi. It's a desparate place, full of inbred knuckle-draggers who think having a mullett haircut is cool. The guy probably died of boredom.

[soalbundy]

I'm so proud if you all, not one RIP in sight

[ginjag]

The corpse was then fined 2000 baht...for littering.

A further 500 baht for no crash hat, no license , no insurance , drunk , overstay , and Burmese.

[soalbundy]

The corpse was then fined 2000 baht...for littering.

A further 500 baht for no crash hat, no license , no insurance , drunk , overstay , and Burmese.

Apart from Burmese and overstay everything else would be the norm for a Thai

[RT555]

They should have stopped choking him at least 30 seconds earlier.

[djjamie]

RIP to the poor gentleman.

[soalbundy]

RIP to the poor gentleman.

There had to be one.

[Lancashireman]

Note to self - When in Minburi acting suspicious, don't make eye contact with the cops........................

when in minburi wear reflective tint sunglasses

I know this person! What a coincidence...ehh!

[mok199]

..devine intervention...

[noitom]

The awesome powers of the Thai police to merely cast a spell on a perpetrator and cause death. More effective that any other global technique us by other world police organizations.