UDON NANNY RAPED BY MOTORBIKE TAXI DRIVER ON FIRST NIGHT AT WORK
Updated: [July 12, 2008 ] :: 17:06:33 [view 288]
UDON NANNY RAPED BY MOTORBIKE TAXI DRIVER ON FIRST NIGHT AT WORK
A woman from Udonthani province who came looking for a job in Pattaya with her husband was raped, on July 12, 2008, by motorbike taxi driver on the first night that she had managed to find work as a nanny in the same building as her relatives lived in. The rapist threatened to kill her if she told anybody and is now missing.

Pol.Lt.Col.Wallop Gangtaratip, Pattaya Investigator, received a report on, at 2am, July 12, that a woman had been raped in a rented room, located opposite Gra-Prao-Dang shop, Soi 7,South Pattaya and sent a team to investigate. They arrived at the room to find Ms Mai (alias), (22), from Udonthani province, wearing a pink nightgown, crying and complaining of a stomach pain from the attack. Her husband and relatives were soothing her. The two boys, one 3 and the other 5-years-old, that Ms Mai had been looking after were asleep in the room, too.

Ms Mai told police that she and her husband had just come from their home town to look for work and had been in Pattaya for only 4 days. They were staying with her relatives. It was Ms Mai's first day of work as a nanny, taking care of the two sons of the owner of Room No. 4, Miss Pui. Miss Pui had gone out to work at a local beer bar in the early evening and was expected back around 3 am.

Ms Mai said that she had fallen asleep in the room with the two children. She was woken at around 12.30 am by the sound of the door being opened and thought it was Miss Pui returning from work. However, it was a motorbike taxi man, later identified as Mr.Uen, who was plying his trade in front of the apartment. Apparently, Mr. Uen knew Miss Pui quite well and forced open the door to come in. Miss Mai asked Mr. Uen if he had brought Miss Pui back home, but Mr. Uen did not reply to her specific question, only telling her that he had liked her from the first day she had arrived.

Mr. Uen then threw himself at her and tried to kiss her. She tried to resist, but he punched her heavily in the stomach, twice. She was then thrown onto the bed and straddled. Mr. Uen warned her not to scream, otherwise he would kill her and then covered her mouth his hands. Following this, Mr. Uen raped her, while the two children were still asleep.

After she was raped, Mr. Uen threatened again that she would be killed if she told anyone. He also bragged that he had been living in Pattaya a long time, knew many people and that nobody would dare touch him. After that, Mr. Uen made his escape.

Even though she was still suffering from having been hit severely in stomach, Ms Mai put on her clothes to go to her husband's room to tell him of her assault and to get him to report her rape to the police. Later, Ms Mai related to police how she and her husband had been looking for work in Pattaya for only a few days and how when she had eventually found work as a nanny, she had been raped the first night. She told officers that she was hurt both physically and mentally and was feeling ashamed, both for herself and her husband that it happened to her. Her husband then begged the police to arrest the culprit as soon as possible.

Police officers then took Ms Mai to the station to record the incident, after which they took her to Banglamung Hospital for a physical check up. Mr. Uen is known to police who will ask around among local motorbike taxi drivers to try and locate him. In addition, Miss Pui, the owner of the room would be questioned as she apparently knew Mr. Uen very well, as she used his taxi service to go to work regularly. Police hope to arrest the culprit very soon.

747man wrote:Why ANYBODY want's to go there,beats me !!!

panick wrote:Pattaya ... Hong Nam of Thailand!

beer monkey wrote:Another Sad Story From 'Fun City'.

Ohh Pattaya....how i loved you once, when i was young i had so much fun, Sex Sea Sand and Sun, wander around at 4 in the morning felt so safe felt so free jump on my bike and head for the sea,stop to buy some bbq have a chat have a laugh not a care in the world,then cruise back to the 'Hong' ..as far as i remember nothing ever went wrong,so many smiling people all friendly faces lots of nice girls in all of the places,I am sure they weren't out to rip you off only talk and be nice play a game buy them a drink.. once or twice.! they like a farang thats kind and smiles i always got remembered time after time an excitable shout coming from a bar they always made me feel like a star.....now the Rot has set in I can't see it getting no better,too much suicide,theft,rape,robbery, and murder with a knife or a gun , sadly for me.... sounds like its no more fun.

The End..................or is it..?

Updated: [July 14, 2008 ] :: 14:00:01 [view 470]
POLICE VOW TO CRACK DOWN ON GUN-HAPPY MOTORBIKE GANGS

Every weekend, almost, it seems Pattaya is plagued by massive gangs of armed motorbike racers, hundreds strong, intent on causing mayhem. They regularly challenge each other to Mad Max-like races, almost always ending up with one or more being shot dead or seriously injured. Yet, again, on the night of July 13, 2008, there was an shooting incident with 1 death and 5 injuries.

Police suspect that, apart from the armed gangs, there are also irate individuals, heartily tired of this motorbike racing menace, who also arm themselves, lie in wait and take the opportunity to blow away members of these gangs.

At 01.30 am, on July 13, Pol.Lt.Col.Jakarin Tou-suparb, Banglamung Investigator, was notified that a six motorbike teenage gang members had been shot and injured. The gunshot victims had already been taken to Banglamung Hospital for treatment. The Chief-of-Police was informed and police team went to investigate.




At the hospital Emergency Room, police found the 6 injured teens: Mr.Sakda Namloon (16) shot in his left leg; Mr. Surasak Gnao-sri (18) shot in his left arm, right leg and in the head; Mr. Nattapol Ronruengsak (18) shot in the stomach; Mr. Wongwan Maliges (18) shot in his right arm; and Mr. Narin Keao-gaew (16) shot in the body. Most of these teenagers had sustained minor injuries; however, Mr. Twin Tengwises (21), who had sustained a serious stomach wound, had later died from his injuries.

Apparently, most of the injured teens were friends who live in Pattaya area and the periphery. They had come out on motorbikes to watch a motorbike race by other racing gangs that is usually set up on Road No. 331, every weekend, near the Pattaya International School under Banglamung police jurisdiction.




After the race was over, the friends and others were riding home in groups. Suddenly, around the Pong sub-district Bridge and Krating-rai Road, a number of armed motorcyclists and a blue pick-up truck started chasing them, took a number of shots and then escaped. Many of motorbike teens were injured and some managed to reach hospital.

Police know well that most Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays and days off, groups of boys and girls in teen gangs congregate and then engage in motorbike races. Each group has at least 20 to 50 people on motorbikes and they generally cause a hazard and nuisance to locals and car drivers on the road.

Each time that police try to arrest them, but they spread the alarm among themselves and manage to evade capture. Usually, they parade their motorbikes, modified for road-racing, on Road No. 331 and, very often, they get into fights or start shooting each other. There have been many deaths and injuries in the past among these gangs. But this time, they were shot by a number of mysterious gunmen who were on motorbikes and a pick-up truck.

Police assume that these gunmen are people who have reached the end of their tether as regards the mad antics of the teenagers and acted as vigilantes, mostly shooting to scare, rather than kill. A police spokesman said they aim to crack down on these motorcycle gangs to avoid a repetition of the shootings; they already have numerous individuals on record. Police will continue to search for the perpetrators of the July 13 shootings, who will be prosecuted if caught.