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Hotel standoff with car-thief suspect in Chiang Rai

By Natthawat Laping 
The Nation

 

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CHIANG RAI: -- About 30 police officers have surrounded the Canaan Place hotel in Chiang Rai’s Muang district since Tuesday night in an attempt to arrest 27-year-old Thanakorn Phermpan, who is suspected of having stolen a car.

 

Thanakorn has locked himself in a hotel room, threatening police with a gun and saying he would not surrender until they brought his wife to talk with him after she fled the area.

 

On Monday, Thanakorn rented a car from Lucky Co Ltd but failed to return it. Police subsequently discovered that the car had been resold in a Myanmar border town. 

 

On Tuesday morning, Thanakorn contacted the same company to rent another car. Office staff called police who then conducted a sting operation to lend the suspect a white Toyota Vios sedan in order to trace the missing car. 

 

Police also found that Thanakorn had rented a room at the hotel so they surrounded it at 7pm on Tuesday while investigators and the rental car company owner went to the hotel to ask him about the missing car. 

 

Thanakorn resisted and pulled out a gun, firing two warning shots before retreating back into his hotel room. Despite negotiations with the help of Thanakorn’s relatives and former colleagues from a rescue foundation, he refused to surrender but said he would do so if authorities could bring his wife to speak with him first.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30322565

 
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Former rescue foundation worker...... one of the yaabaa'd up body snatchers in the souped up EMS pick-up type


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1 hour ago, Thaiwrath said:

Another one with the I.Q. of a Durian.

 

What have durians ever did to you that you have to insult them so?.... 

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17 hours ago, webfact said:

On Tuesday morning, Thanakorn contacted the same company to rent another car.

 After failing to return the first car.........Methinks he is my candidate for this month's Darwin Award....Hardly the sharpest tool in the box is he.

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20-hour stand-off ends with arrest of armed suspect in Chiang Rai

By Natthawat Laping 
The Nation

 

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A 20-hour armed stand-off ended on Wednesday night when a car theft suspect was arrested after a scuffle with police.

 

Former rescue worker Thanakorn Phermpan, 27, had resisted police since Tuesday night at the Canaan Place hotel in Chiang Rai’s Muang district. 

 

He demanded to see his former girlfriend, Kanokporn Khadkaew, before he would give himself up.

 

Thanakorn eventually agreed to leave the hotel room to meet Kanokporn in person at a stadium 500 metres away. 

 

As he made his way to the stadium, police grabbed his gun and apprehended him after a scuffle. 

 

The gun accidentally went off during the arrest but no one was injured.

 

Kanokporn said they had dated for 3-4 months before and split because Thanakorn failed to fulfil his promises and got angry fast and often scolded her.

 

Thanakorn had locked himself in a hotel room since Tuesday night with a loaded gun after police attempted to confront him about a car that he had rented from Lucky Co Ltd on Monday and allegedly resold it in a Myanmar border town. 

 

On Tuesday morning, Thanakorn contacted the same company to rent another car. Office staff called police who then conducted a sting operation to lend the suspect a white Toyota Vios sedan to trace the missing car.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30322684

 
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