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Hungry homeless duo nabbed for stealing pond fish

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Hungry homeless duo nabbed for stealing pond fish

By Supachai Phetchthewee 
The Nation

 

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Bangkok’s Chokchai police arrested two members of a key chain-selling homeless gang for stealing carp fish for consumption from a resident’s pond on the night of June 24.

 

Facing the theft charge, Heman Sudchaliew, 26, and Srisamorn Larpluam 34, claimed that they didn’t make any money from key chain selling and were hungry. 

 

They confessed to stealing 10 large carp, one red tilapia fish and one albino catfish. Police are looking for the duo’s elusive accomplice, a 30-year-old man nicknamed Jack.

 

The police probe also found that the trio stole four carp fish from a shop in Soi Sukhonthasawat 24 on June 21.

 

Insurance agent Rawadee Kiatkamjornpattana last month had published on her Facebook page the CCTV footage of a woman and two men allegedly stealing the carp from the pond in front of her issuance firm’s office in Soi Latphrao 101. 

 

Her posting urged people to help her down the alleged thieves. She had raised the carp for over a decade, she wrote, and they had high sentimental value.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/national/30320779

 
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You know things are bad when people have to steal fish from someone's pond just to eat. 

 

:sad:

 

Well someone stole about 1,000 from my dam and they even left part of their net behind. I won't be restocking on their behalf.

They were arrested for stealing something and are not qualified for an 'inactive post'?

These fish are valuable and where stolen to resell not to eat  

16 hours ago, Just1Voice said:

You know things are bad when people have to steal fish from someone's pond just to eat. 

 

:sad:

 

Amazing thai jaunta. They will get 10 years as took from the rich ' to be eaten by the poor " cant pay graft ! off to eat si dang koew at infamous bkk Hilton. 

Some go for fish in ponds, others go for submarines in China! 

9 minutes ago, Sydebolle said:

Some go for fish in ponds, others go for submarines in China! 

5 5 5 got thier hands on country's coffers so they have a good feed either way ; the insurance owners only comcern was cctv on fish pond , not the homeless hunger must be khun jean .

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