Bangkok: Arrest of a gang of 3 youths, aged 11-14 years, using knives and fake guns to rob a 17-year-old student in the middle of a market in the Phatthanakan area. The case of the Facebook page E-Sao Khui Khao 3 posting a video clip of an incident at Kampu Market, Soi Phatthanakan 20, Suan Luang District, Bangkok, along with a caption stating that 'In the evening, 2 teenagers stole a school bag and threatened to take money in front of Kampu Market in Soi Phatthanakan 20.' The video clip shows 2 young men wearing full-face helmets holding a gun and threatening to rob a high school student wearing black pants, telling them to take off their watches, and pointing a gun at the student while another person is rummaging through the student's bag and trying to threaten them to give them valuables. The victimized student tried to ask for the school bag back, but the teenager holding the gun pointed it at them and threatened them the entire time. From the clip, it can be seen that the 2 young men committed the crime during the evening when there were a lot of people, without fear of anyone. Moreover, there was a market nearby, causing the locals and vendors to be shocked when they saw the gun. The latest update this morning, Khlong Tan Police Station arrested two teenagers, aged 14, who committed the crime, and took them in for questioning. The other accomplice, an 11-year-old youth who was riding the motorcycle, was arrested yesterday. The father of the 17-year-old student, the victim, took his son to file a complaint at Khlong Tan Police Station. He said that his son told him yesterday evening that while he was on his way home, three men, all dressed in helmets, ran up to him with a knife and a gun, robbed him of his school bag and watch. Fortunately, there were no valuables in the bag. At first, he was shocked and worried, so he didn't dare to file a complaint. Before changing his mind, he wanted the police to track down and arrest the perpetrators and bring them to justice. Normally, his son would travel home on th is route every day and had never met the perpetrators before. He confirmed that his son had never had any problems with anyone. After the incident, his son was still in shock. After this, he will tell his son to change his route home and be more careful. He personally thinks that the incident was very outrageous because the time of the incident was 4:00 p.m. after school, but they still dared to commit the crime. Pol. Col. Wachirakorn Wongboon, Superintendent of Khlong Tan Police Station, revealed that the group of perpetrators had previously been invited by the police to record their history due to their inappropriate behavior. At that time, there was no complainant and they did not commit any illegal acts. He admitted that this time, only 3 perpetrators were found. No gangs were found to be involved in the incident. All of the perpetrators did not go to school. The motorcycles used belonged to relatives of the perpetrators and were legally obtained. They were not stolen. Initially, they were charged with r obbery. After questioning is complete, the perpetrators will be sent to the Central Juvenile and Family Court today. While reporters were at the scene of the incident at Soi Phatthanakan 20, they asked vendors in the area but were refused information because the teenager who caused the incident was in the area and often got into fights with groups of students or teenagers of the same age. Therefore, they were afraid that they would be followed and harmed, but they did not use firearms. Source: Thai News Agency

Bangkok: Arrest of a gang of 3 youths, aged 11-14 years, using knives and fake guns to rob a 17-year-old student in the middle of a market in the Phatthanakan area. The case of the Facebook page E-Sao Khui Khao 3 posting a video clip of an incident at Kampu Market, Soi Phatthanakan 20, Suan Luang District, Bangkok, along with a caption stating that 'In the evening, 2 teenagers stole a school bag and threatened to take money in front of Kampu Market in Soi Phatthanakan 20.' The video clip shows 2 young men wearing full-face helmets holding a gun and threatening to rob a high school student wearing black pants, telling them to take off their watches, and pointing a gun at the student while another person is rummaging through the student's bag and trying to threaten them to give them valuables. The victimized student tried to ask for the school bag back, but the teenager holding the gun pointed it at them and threatened them the entire time. From the clip, it can be seen that the 2 young men committed the crime during the evening when there were a lot of people, without fear of anyone. Moreover, there was a market nearby, causing the locals and vendors to be shocked when they saw the gun. The latest update this morning, Khlong Tan Police Station arrested two teenagers, aged 14, who committed the crime, and took them in for questioning. The other accomplice, an 11-year-old youth who was riding the motorcycle, was arrested yesterday. The father of the 17-year-old student, the victim, took his son to file a complaint at Khlong Tan Police Station. He said that his son told him yesterday evening that while he was on his way home, three men, all dressed in helmets, ran up to him with a knife and a gun, robbed him of his school bag and watch. Fortunately, there were no valuables in the bag. At first, he was shocked and worried, so he didn't dare to file a complaint. Before changing his mind, he wanted the police to track down and arrest the perpetrators and bring them to justice. Normally, his son would travel home on th is route every day and had never met the perpetrators before. He confirmed that his son had never had any problems with anyone. After the incident, his son was still in shock. After this, he will tell his son to change his route home and be more careful. He personally thinks that the incident was very outrageous because the time of the incident was 4:00 p.m. after school, but they still dared to commit the crime. Pol. Col. Wachirakorn Wongboon, Superintendent of Khlong Tan Police Station, revealed that the group of perpetrators had previously been invited by the police to record their history due to their inappropriate behavior. At that time, there was no complainant and they did not commit any illegal acts. He admitted that this time, only 3 perpetrators were found. No gangs were found to be involved in the incident. All of the perpetrators did not go to school. The motorcycles used belonged to relatives of the perpetrators and were legally obtained. They were not stolen. Initially, they were charged with r obbery. After questioning is complete, the perpetrators will be sent to the Central Juvenile and Family Court today. While reporters were at the scene of the incident at Soi Phatthanakan 20, they asked vendors in the area but were refused information because the teenager who caused the incident was in the area and often got into fights with groups of students or teenagers of the same age. Therefore, they were afraid that they would be followed and harmed, but they did not use firearms. Source: Thai News Agency