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A man who caused chaos by stopping his car in the middle of a busy intersection in Bangkok and releasing several cobras there has been found to have a mental problem.

 

Dr Kiattipum Wongrajit, director general of Mental Health Department, said that the man had been sent for hospital treatment after undergoing tests with a psychiatrist at Somdet Chaopraya Institute of Psychiatry.

 

The doctor said that during the interview the man, a former real estate businessman,  seemed to have hallucinations and claimed that somebody wanted to harm Thailand by using black magic.

 

Moreover a urine test found traces of cannabis and the man had a history of using hemp oil.

 

The man was identified by police as  Kanetpissanuthep Chakkapobmahadecha, also known as K Roilarn or K 100 million.

 

Kanetpissanuthep, 44, stopped his new Mercedes Benz in the middle of the Ratchaprasong intersection near the Central World shopping mall at about 6pm on Wednesday amid rush-hour traffic. He then released the snakes and walked around with a knife in one hand and a snake in the other, shouting as bystanders and traffic police kept their distance.

 

The man’s head and shirt were covered with blood, with some news reports claiming he had chopped off the snakes’ heads.

 

Passersby videoed the incident until police arrested him.

 

A deputy city police commander,Pol Colonel Thawatkiat Jindakuansanong said Kanetpissanuthep showed signs of stress and rambling, and told police he could not breathe and had a tight chest.

 

Police then sent him to Chulalongkorn Hospital, fearing he had sustained a snakebite.

 

Earlier police charged him with several offences, including carrying knives in public, blocking traffic and littering and his actions were out of respect for Buddha.

 

He said he had bought the cobras from villagers in Nakhon Sawan province and did not intend to harm anyone. 

 

His wife told police he had been under stress following his mother’s death late last year and his sister being diagnosed with cancer. Earlier this month, his monk died, adding to Kanetpissanuthep’s anxiety.

 

The man had also sprayed his car to show support for General Sonthi Bunyaratklin, a coup leader in 2006. Last week he caused a scene at a mall in Pathum Wan district by shouting at people, Thawatkiat said.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/national/30368412

 

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9 minutes ago, webfact said:

A man who caused chaos by stopping his car in the middle of a busy intersection in Bangkok and releasing several cobras there has been found to have a mental problem.

Now I am not a psychiatrist, but most laymen would probably also come to the conclusion that someone covered in blood and waving knives in one hand and snakes in the other, was indeed experiencing some mental problems. Not after all, something you see every day, even in Thailand.

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"Mental problems" usually is being used as an exit strategy to get someone out from a tight spot if he is connected with the right people of course. Like that nutty judge woman few years ago. I wonder what happened to that one btw. And speaking of this guy, if he is indeed mental, is he still fit to drive? On second thought, TIT.

 

 

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As many here, I don't have a PhD in psychology, but was strongly convinced that the chap had a mental issue before the doctor's conclusion ????....anyhow, the man needs medical treatment and of course, to be safely locked away before he kills somebody on his next fit.

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22 hours ago, webfact said:

A man who caused chaos by stopping his car in the middle of a busy intersection in Bangkok and releasing several cobras there has been found to have a mental problem.

Thailand - The hub of stating the obvious!

 

I wonder how long it took for the doctor to come-up with that one!

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On 26 April 2019 at 6:31 PM, observer90210 said:

As many here, I don't have a PhD in psychology, but was strongly convinced that the chap had a mental issue before the doctor's conclusion ????....anyhow, the man needs medical treatment and of course, to be safely locked away before he kills somebody on his next fit.

Agree he needs help. The chances of him killing anyone is pretty remote . 

Thank fix the Thai police acted with restraint and not shoot to kill as some forum members encouraged.

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On 4/26/2019 at 2:23 PM, webfact said:

Moreover a urine test found traces of cannabis and the man had a history of using hemp oil.

 

That pretty much wraps it up then.     Every grass smoker knows there's always a nearly unbridled urge to release cobras after smoking a bit of weed.

 

 

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