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Rivals Storm Teenager’s Room and Brutally Assault Him Near Pattaya

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Rivals Storm Teenager’s Room and Brutally Assault Him Near Pattaya

A violent assault left an 18-year-old young man seriously injured in his rented room near Pattaya. The incident occurred on July 9th, 2024, and was promptly reported to the Sawang Boriboon Thammasathan Rescue Foundation at approximately 4:06 PM. Rescue teams quickly responded to the scene in the Khao Mai Kaew sub-district of Banglamung district, Chonburi province.
Upon arrival, emergency responders discovered Mr. Krisada Deemaak, 18, suffering from severe knife wounds to his left arm and right wrist, causing significant bleeding. Immediate first aid was administered on-site, followed by his urgent transfer to Banglamung Hospital.

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According to Mr. Krisada, the attackers, wearing full motorcycle helmets, forcibly entered his room and brutally assaulted him with knives. He identified them as former adversaries with whom he had previously clashed despite what he believed to be a resolved dispute. The victim expressed shock over the retaliatory attack occurring at his residence.
Law enforcement authorities thoroughly investigated the crime scene, gathering crucial evidence and interviewing Mr. Krisada to piece together the events.

Efforts are currently underway to apprehend the assailants responsible for the assault.


This incident underscores the importance of maintaining personal safety and resolving conflicts peacefully. Anyone with information related to the case is urged to come forward and assist in the ongoing investigation.

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Young Teens in Pattaya Caught with Samurai Swords and Several Other Weapons

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Young teens in Pattaya found with samurai swords and various weapons. The shocking discovery raises concerns about youth safety and crime in the area.

Pattaya —
A group of six boys and two girls, whose ages only range from 14 to 16 years old, were arrested by Pattaya Police on Monday, July 29th, for carrying samurai swords and several other weapons.


The arrest occurred around 6 PM near the Pattaya Police Station’s Dongtan substation. Police confiscated three samurai swords, each measuring around 30-50 cm long, six pocket knives, and three brass knuckles from the teens, who were found gathering among a large number of unsuspecting tourists.The arrest followed a tip-off from a concerned citizen who observed the teens drawing their weapons into view.

Police quickly arrived to find the group visibly nervous and, upon searching, discovered the guns hidden in their pants and bags.

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The teenagers claimed that they were carrying the weapons to assist a friend who had allegedly been kidnapped and assaulted by unknown assailants.

They stated that they brought the guns for self-defense while attempting to help their friend. However, the police were unconvinced by their explanation and took them into custody at Pattaya Police Station’s Dongtan substation.

The teens’ parents were contacted to come and potentially face legal action.

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Nine Beach Umbrella Operators in Pattaya Suspended for Exploiting Tourists

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Nine Beach Umbrella Operators in Pattaya Suspended for Exploiting Tourists

Pattaya —

Pattaya City has suspended nine beach umbrella operators for unfair practices against tourists during the recent extended holiday in Thailand.

Mr. Wuttisak Rermkijakarn, Deputy Mayor of Pattaya, announced that this decision followed complaints from tourists about some umbrella vendors’ unfair practices, particularly during Thailand’s recent three-day holiday period.

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Among the nine operators, eight are first-time offenders and have been ordered to cease operations for two weeks, from July 30th to August 15th, 2024. One repeat offender operator faces a two-month suspension from July 30th to October 1st, 2024.

Mr. Wuttisak warned that any operators violating the city’s regulations a third time would face permanent license revocation.

The city’s regulations require vendors to pay an annual fee of only 750 baht and to treat tourists well, as positive experiences lead to good first impressions and better word-of-mouth promotion. Mr. Wuttisak emphasized the importance of beach umbrellas in providing convenience to tourists and urged all vendors to adhere to these guidelines.

Pattaya City has also set guidelines for umbrella operations, including a mandatory one-day off per month for vendors. During the low season, vendors must take two days off per month to help restore the beach’s natural beauty.

Mr. Wuttisak encouraged anyone experiencing unfair treatment by beach vendors to report it to Call Center 1337 or via the Pattaya City Mayor’s direct Facebook page. The city will investigate all complaints and act appropriately if violations are confirmed.

The details of how the operators exploited tourists were kept from the public and media.

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Tragic Family Feud: Ex-Husband’s Rampage in Sisaket Ends in Five Deaths

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Tragic Family Feud: Ex-Husband’s Rampage in Sisaket Ends in Five Deaths

Sisaket —

At 9:30 PM on July 22nd, 2024, Mueang Sisaket police received a report of a shooting incident that left four people dead at a residence in Mueang, Sisaket.

Upon arrival, officers discovered the bodies of four victims: Duangduean, 41, a primary school principal; her new husband, Pramat, 39, a lawyer; Duangduean’s mother, Yokmanee, 66; and her brother-in-law, Bunluen, 61. Duangduean’s 10-year-old son survived the ordeal and sought help from neighbors.

According to Dutchadaporn, 63, Bunluen’s wife, the suspect is believed to be Pathapee, 42, Duangduean’s ex-husband and former school principal in Buriram. After their separation, Duangduean moved in with Pramat, her new husband, which allegedly fueled Pathapee’s resentment.

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The couple’s bitter disputes over property and defamation cases added to the tension. Pathapee had previously distributed threatening leaflets targeting his ex-wife.

Following the mass shooting, Pathapee fled, and Sisaket police pursued him in collaboration with Buriram authorities. They later found Pathapee dead in his car from a self-inflicted gunshot wound on a road in Buriram, bringing the total death toll from the tragic incident to five.

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