Thaivisa News Posted February 26, 2015 Posted February 26, 2015 Hua Hin, Prachuap Khiri Khan:- Kesarin Channiam, 36, felt sorry for her husband and son that their punctured tyre repairing shops had little number of customers as tyres in Hua Hin rarely burst or were punctured these days. So, Kesarin came up with an innovative idea to bring customers to her family’s shop instead of simply waiting for an act of God. The plan prompted police to arrest her Tuesday afternoon. Hua Hin police station chief Pol Col Chaiyakorn Srilardecho said Kesarin admitted to police that she dropped nails on the Pokklao Road along the railway from railroad crossing to the Hua Hin railway station with hope that the owners of cars with punctured tyres would use the service of the shop in their sight – her husband’s shop. Chaiyakorn said his police station had received complaints that dozens of cars had suffered punctured tyres since January. The station chief said he ordered his subordinates to check the area and focused the investigation on tyre repairing shops nearby. At 2 pm on Tuesday, police found a box of nails in the storage compartment of Kesarin’s motorcycle. The nails are the same type with those punctured many vehicles’ tyres. Kersarin said she bought a box of nails for Bt60 and dropped them on the road on both sides of traffic flows before her husband’s shop every three days. Although she did it at night, she was seen doing it and the eyewitnesses informed police, leading to her arrest. Chaiyakorn urged motorists whose tyres have been punctured in the area to file more complaints against the woman. It has been suspected for some time that some shops located on provincial roads resorted to this tactic to create customers.
Pimay1 Posted February 26, 2015 Posted February 26, 2015 I'll have to hand it to her. She had the analytical skill and incentive motivation but they were channeled in the wrong direction. Analytical Skill: Describe how one identifies a problem and subsequently works out the solutions. Incentive Motivation: Motivation for behavior created by an anticipated positive outcome. 2
Popular Post jerojero Posted February 26, 2015 Popular Post Posted February 26, 2015 Create demand where there is none. Supply side economics. Innovation that's rarely seen here. Illegal, but nevertheless innovative! 3
NongKhaiKid Posted February 26, 2015 Posted February 26, 2015 No thought of the potential for causing serious, possibly fatal, accidents ? 2
bendejo Posted February 26, 2015 Posted February 26, 2015 Some people would need to take an MBA course before they could come with something like that.
Soutpeel Posted February 26, 2015 Posted February 26, 2015 Some people would need to take an MBA course before they could come with something like that. i know a few MBA's who couldn't find their way to toilet unassisted
Mcffee Posted February 26, 2015 Posted February 26, 2015 Mix stupidity with evil and you get a sample of the lowest levels of mankind, this piece of crap must have inspired herself with Roadrunner cartoons.
Pheat123 Posted February 26, 2015 Posted February 26, 2015 No real harm done She was only trying to put food on the table Brave lady 1
DP25 Posted February 26, 2015 Posted February 26, 2015 No real harm done She was only trying to put food on the table Brave lady She could have killed someone. There may have been accidents caused by her actions that are not reported in this article. She caused damage to people's cars, that is harm done right there. She damaged property and risked people's lives to make a few baht. She is a greedy, evil woman who should spend a long time in prison.
Mcffee Posted February 26, 2015 Posted February 26, 2015 No real harm done She was only trying to put food on the table Brave lady Is this another sample of local simplemindedness affecting foreigners brains?
chooka Posted February 26, 2015 Posted February 26, 2015 No real harm done She was only trying to put food on the table Brave lady No harm done oh pls. Let's see what she can/would be charged with in a country where civilised people live. Conduct endangering life, Attempt to commit an indictable offence, Criminal damage, Wilfull Damage, Interference with motor vehicle, Tamper with motor vehicle, Tamper with motor vehicle, Place object on Highway.This woman would be looking down the barrel of some serious prison time, she endangered the lives of others for a few baht. Not just a single account but numerous for every vehicle that drove by.
jcisco Posted February 27, 2015 Posted February 27, 2015 They are called Caltrops....when used in this purpose formed or unformed. what ding bat though, jail for serious duhhhhhhhh
Pheat123 Posted February 27, 2015 Posted February 27, 2015 No real harm done She was only trying to put food on the table Brave lady No harm done oh pls. Let's see what she can/would be charged with in a country where civilised people live. Conduct endangering life, Attempt to commit an indictable offence, Criminal damage, Wilfull Damage, Interference with motor vehicle, Tamper with motor vehicle, Tamper with motor vehicle, Place object on Highway.This woman would be looking down the barrel of some serious prison time, she endangered the lives of others for a few baht. Not just a single account but numerous for every vehicle that drove by. Get away with youTalk about over reaction She pricked a few tyres No big deal
Popular Post chooka Posted February 27, 2015 Popular Post Posted February 27, 2015 (edited) No real harm done She was only trying to put food on the table Brave lady No harm done oh pls. Let's see what she can/would be charged with in a country where civilised people live. Conduct endangering life, Attempt to commit an indictable offence, Criminal damage, Wilfull Damage, Interference with motor vehicle, Tamper with motor vehicle, Tamper with motor vehicle, Place object on Highway.This woman would be looking down the barrel of some serious prison time, she endangered the lives of others for a few baht. Not just a single account but numerous for every vehicle that drove by. Get away with youTalk about over reaction She pricked a few tyres No big deal response from someone who no concept of public safety or law. Pricked a few tyres and extorted money from victims, put people's lives at risk and made her victims of a few tyres pay her/husband to have them fixed. Yea just pricked a few tyres and gained financially at the expense of others. Thieving piece of excrement. I bet you get great fun and enjoyment out of robbing and stealing from others. How do you support yourself? Edited February 27, 2015 by chooka 3
bendejo Posted February 27, 2015 Posted February 27, 2015 Some people would need to take an MBA course before they could come with something like that. i know a few MBA's who couldn't find their way to toilet unassisted A buddy of mine said the only thing he learned in his MBA studies was that he could now write a good memo. About ten years later I asked him if he still felt that way, he said "No, I take it back, my memos suck."
joesanunu Posted February 27, 2015 Posted February 27, 2015 Goes to show, Thais can put on their thinking caps when they need to. Nigerians of Asia.
tonbridgebrit Posted February 27, 2015 Posted February 27, 2015 How about your family set themselves up as private security for a particular area. And then, you set fire to a few buildings in that area. That way, you increase the number of new customers !!
selftaopath Posted February 27, 2015 Posted February 27, 2015 No thought of the potential for causing serious, possibly fatal, accidents ? Is it ever? Perhaps another view of "Thainess"? 1
arunsakda Posted March 1, 2015 Posted March 1, 2015 (edited) Nails and screws are pretty common in cities with so much construction. Caught one in the sidewall approximately two years ago and had to replace the tyre. There is some bike hating Jerk scattering thumbtacks on the road up Doi Suthep (CM) however. Seen them many times. No other logical reason for such an object to be there. Edited March 1, 2015 by arunsakda
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