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Freshman held after senior shot at Nakhon Pathom university

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Freshman held after senior shot at Nakhon Pathom university

By The Nation

 

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NAKHON PATHOM: -- A 19-year-old university freshman is under arrest for allegedly shooting a senior in a school restroom on Thursday.


Apichart Sermsin, 19, a first-year student at Rajabhat Nakhon Pathom University, was arrested at his mother’s house in Nakhon Pathom’s Mueang district.

 

He is charged with shooting and wounding Natthawut Singsorn, 20, a third-year student.

 

Natthawut was shot in the back of the neck at point blank range while washing his face in the restroom. 

 

The suspect allegedly then returned to class, eventually completing his day’s studies.

 

Police said a CCTV camera recorded Apichart entering the restroom soon after Natthawut did.

 

They claim Apichart admitted to shooting his fellow student with a .38 calibre revolver, saying it was in response to the senior giving him a contemptuous look.

 

Police said Apichart has in the past been treated for a mental disorder and has been living with his mother, who is a police officer.

 

They said he prefers being on his own and has no friends, and that eye contact with others can make him agitated.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30322781

 
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Police said Apichart has in the past been treated for a mental disorder and has been living with his mother, who is a police officer.

I guess this news report would be the last we hear of this incident?

" The suspect allegedly then returned to class, eventually completing his day’s studies."

 

photo caption. suspect:

 

"What? I went back to class. Can I go now?"

 

 

 

Oh that explains it all then ?

3 hours ago, BasalBanality said:

 

I guess this news report would be the last we hear of this incident?

What incident? 

Attempted murder for no real reason, this man is a danger to society and should be locked up for a long long time.

They said he is menthally ill, but then again nobody help him. Nobody care, until the tragedy apear.(the ryme not intended). 

5 hours ago, webfact said:

They said he prefers being on his own and has no friends, and that eye contact with others can make him agitated.

So why let him integrate with the wider community IE University ? Especially if he has access to a deadly weapon ?? The mind boggles.

Edited by Golden Triangle

So, mummy has at least 2 guns - one for her work and another she leaves around the house for her mentally challenged offspring to bring to school?

Eye contact makes him agitated.

I guess several lecturers are scurrying to see what marks they've given this peanut for assignments and mid-term so far.

You could be wandering in the forest and never see the tiger in the bamboo grove until he's got you.

How in hell could he be allowed access to a gun?

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