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Aussie bar owner assault: Thai media cite "foreign mafia" involvement

 

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Thai News Agency mentioned foreign mafia involvement in the early morning assault of an Australian bar owner.

 

Chris, 45, the owner of Good Goat Bar in Soi Bua Khao was left bruised and bloodied after he was kicked and punched by two men - one Thai and one foreign after returning to his bar.

 

TNA TV reported the story and wrote that foreign mafia were involved in a headline on social media.

 

Chris had been drinking in Soi LK Metro before returning in the early hours to tell his staff there had been trouble at a Go Go bar.

 

Two men arrived on a motorbike and knocked him unconscious. They left saying it wasn't over.

 

Pictures showed the victim with blood spatter on his t-shirt being escorted to hospital.

 

Source: TNA

 
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Mafia?  Sounds like typical Thai media xenaphobia towards foreigners. If the rebels or bandidos had come calling to serve out punishment i doubt if he would of walked out, albeit groggily.

He's pissed off some local  soi  bar  farangs  & Thais.

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Lk metro is still controlled by a certain type of foreigner, police cleared it out a few years ago after a friend of mine , who had a business in Lk metro had a fall out with another business owner. My friend (Australian) was shopping at Thepisit market and as he was on his way back to his car , was approached by a group of Thai guys who bundled him into the rear of a car . However as the car slowed and turned into Sukumvit he threw himself from the Car onto the road and escaped . A week later after further problems he flew back to Australia with his family and left his business. 

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3 minutes ago, pi2005ni said:

Lk metro is still controlled by a certain type of foreigner, police cleared it out a few years ago after a friend of mine , who had a business in Lk metro had a fall out with another business owner. My friend (Australian) was shopping at Thepisit market and as he was on his way back to his car , was approached by a group of Thai guys who bundled him into the rear of a car . However as the car slowed and turned into Sukumvit he threw himself from the Car onto the road and escaped . A week later after further problems he flew back to Australia with his family and left his business. 

same old protection racket.  They tell me it happens a lot in the USA.:stoner:

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3 hours ago, HLover said:

Hope to see a photo of this particular 'mafia' type.

Safe bet he will look nothing like anyone on The Godfather.

 

Much too warm for suits and ties?

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Interesting to see how this develops. Maybe he was pissed and got into a silly argument with someone who don't take kindly to such things. Maybe it's more. Ah, the pond life of Pattaya!

 

Btw: what happened in the case of the American killer who killed the Aussie recently? Or the guy having trouble with Aussie bikers up North? Not seen any reports for sometime.

 

 

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6 minutes ago, SpeakeasyThai said:

So with the polluted sea and the night life happenings everything is just fine and dandy.

 

Polluted sea had a BIG effect here. Clearly somebody had been out swimming. But there could be more--much more.

 

In all news threads reporting any negative incident, it's best to go ahead and get it ALL out there ASAP to avoid piecemeal repetitions that leave out most of the good stuff. Here ya go:

 

 

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1 hour ago, car720 said:

same old protection racket.  They tell me it happens a lot in the USA.:stoner:

This is about Thailand...Pattaya to be more exact. What is the direct connection to the USA?

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5 hours ago, webfact said:

foreign mafia involvement

Jesus, a guy gets a <deleted> punch in the <deleted> face and drops <deleted>.
Thai news media  <deleted> jumps on it <deleted> with 'mafia' <deleted> suggestions.
They would have <deleted> shot him - if that would be the <deleted> case... <deleted>

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1 hour ago, Easy Come Easy Go said:

'mafia'

were they Italians then? 

Thais always like to exaggerate. Small-time hoodlums (now there's a word you don't see used much these days) are mafia, any model is a supermodel, any pop singer is a superstar. In their own mind they are. Better than acknowledging the reality of being a small fish in a small pond.

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8 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

Thais always like to exaggerate. Small-time hoodlums (now there's a word you don't see used much these days) are mafia, any model is a supermodel, any pop singer is a superstar. In their own mind they are. Better than acknowledging the reality of being a small fish in a small pond.

And it's not an exclusive Thai trait by any stretch. 

All over the world it seems that something out of the ordinary is now ' surreal' and instead of simply saying yes people now feel the need to say ' absolutely '.

 

No idea what they will say when confronted with something absolutely surreal in the real sense.  Fall back on gobsmacked I suppose. 

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