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British expat (67) shot by his Thai lover

By Editorial
Posted in Short news
Tags: ,
June 18, 2015

In Pattaya, a 67-year-old Briton was shot in the neck by his 33-year-old Thai friend. The victim has been hospitalized in critical condition.

Police and medics had to rush to K Apartments in Soi Saitee, near the Bali Hai Viaduct. There they found the heavily bleeding Colin Thomas G. with a gunshot wound on his neck.

The suspected perpetrator, his Thai partner Khun Tiradaet, was arrested nearby after he tried to flee. He was caught with a .38 caliber handgun.

The pair had been criticized for the behavior of the Thai man who allegedly drank, smoked and stepped too much. Because the perpetrator was fed up with the victim's comments, he shot his lover twice.

Source: Pattya One

Number of times read: 181

3 responses to “British expat (67) shot by his Thai lover”

  1. Bert Van Eylen says up
    18 June 2015 on 11: 19

    Regrettable incident and hopefully the man survives and the Thai is punished.
    Moreover, a .38 is not a handgun but a revolver.
    Regards.

  2. Rick says up
    18 June 2015 on 18: 32

    Unfortunately, these kinds of things are the order of the day (but not necessarily with firearms) in Thailand behind the smile or smile there is often a very special psyche in Thailand.

  3. Franky R . says up
    18 June 2015 on 22: 43

    0.38 caliber! That's a big boy of a bullet, of 'Dirty Harry-esque' proportions. I know so much about firearms!

    I hope the best for this gentleman, but I also know what a '38' can do…


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