The quiet group of Sri Racha was shaken when a resident took drastic motion after a supposed denial of access to his mobile phone. A man yesterday reportedly launched a extreme attack on his pal with a knife after he refused to offer him a pawned mobile phone.
The violent episode unfolded at Pruksachat Villa 2 Village, a peaceful neighbourhood in Sri Racha, located in Chon Buri. Promptly alerted by distressed locals, a rescue staff led by medical personnel hastily mobilised towards the alarming scene, where they feared encountering serious accidents.
Upon arrival, these fears had been realised. Approved discovered a forty five year old man, Thongchai Phitaksin, in dire want of medical consideration. Thongchai sustained two grievous knife wounds, one to his head, and one other to his back. Meanwhile, the village was rife with eyewitnesses that converged on the police, urgently providing them with the identification of the suspect, 39 year previous native man Nopporn Tamarit, reported The Pattaya News.
Nopporn, a supposed close friend of Thongchai, was apprehended not too far from the crime scene, appearing on the insightful info from the eyewitnesses. The arrest try was lower than tranquil.
Nopporn was reportedly belligerent, wielding a protracted knife in a wild trend as he aimed to resist the police. Faced with this escalating menace, officers expertly deployed a Taser gun to bring Nopporn’s violent spree to a halt.
Suwinnai Budwat, a relative of Nopporn, offered some context to the surprising incident. Nopporn’s rampage was apparently triggered by the refusal of Thongchai to return a mobile phone. Nopporn beforehand pawned his cell phone to Thongchai in exchange for 600 baht (US$18). When he had gone to request the return of his telephone, Thongchai allegedly refused, leading Nopporn right into a state of frustration that culminated within the assault..