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Unhappy boxing fans may be responsible for fatal attack, says victim’s daughter

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Unhappy boxing fans may be responsible for fatal attack, says victim’s daughter

By Kornkamon Aksorndech

The Nation

 

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Scene from a security camera shows the attacker hitting Lumpini Boxing Stadium's technical division head Udom Deekrajang.

 

The daughter of Lumpini Boxing Stadium's technical division head Udom Deekrajang, who was attacked by two unknown assailants at the Bangkok's Lumpinee Boxing Stadium on Friday, suspects some disgruntled boxing fans may be responsible. 

 

Security guard Anucha Pathumma, 24, was shot dead by one of the assailants as he tried to intervene in the assault of 59-year-old Udom at the entrance of stadium in Bang Khen district at around 1pm on Friday. Udom sustained a head injury and was sent to Bhumibol Hospital.

 

Udom's daughter Rujira Deekrajang, 33, told police that she was opening her juice stall at the stadium while her father was waiting to referee a boxing match at 4pm, when two helmeted men on a motorcycle approached them. 

 

One of them hit her father in the head and torso with a club before guard Anucha tried to stop the attack, she said. The other assailant shot Anucha in the chest before they fled the scene, she said. 

 

"The motive likely stems from my father's referee duty because he would do that straightforwardly, which also makes him a target of criticism by disgruntled fans. 

 

“My father has worked with Lumpini boxing for a long time until he became head of the technical division and he doesn't have a conflict with anyone," Rujira said.

 

Police are checking CCTV camera footage and investigators suspect a personal conflict or a work-related dispute may be the cause of the attack.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/news/national/30310181

 
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Very unacceptable violence

2 hours ago, Destiny1990 said:

Very unacceptable violence

All violence is unacceptable.

11 minutes ago, dinsdale said:

All violence is unacceptable.

Well there are degrees 

1 hour ago, dinsdale said:

All violence is unacceptable.

We are in Thailand, it's daily acceptable.

...duhh...

 

...come on...gotta be a lot more to this than simply 'angry fans'.......

" Security guard Anucha Pathumma, 24, was shot dead by one of the assailants as he tried to intervene in the assault of 59-year-old Udom"

 

RIP.

at least here is one Thai man who tried to do the right thing.

 

 

12 hours ago, Destiny1990 said:

Well there are degrees 

No, there is no acceptable violence.

11 hours ago, Borzandy said:

We are in Thailand, it's daily acceptable.

Maybe it is to you.

7 hours ago, SOTIRIOS said:

...duhh...

 

...come on...gotta be a lot more to this than simply 'angry fans'.......

...duh.. no, there doesn't have to be more to it.

25 minutes ago, gdgbb said:

No, there is no acceptable violence.

Sure there is...but hey good luck make thread longer.

11 hours ago, Destiny1990 said:

Sure there is...but hey good luck make thread longer.

See the irony of your "longer thread" post?

Edited by gdgbb

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