A bizarre incident occurred in one of the 24-hour convenience stores in the Jomtien area and immediately went viral on…

A bizarre incident occurred in one of the 24-hour convenience stores in the Jomtien area and immediately went viral on…

Published: 24/05/2026 · Occurred: 24/05/2026

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BREAKING NEWS Tourist Beaten in Pattaya After Alleged Theft! ⚡️ A bizarre incident occurred in one of the 24-hour convenience stores in the Jomtien area and has quickly gone viral on social media. The footage shows a foreign tourist, suspected of theft, being filmed during a scuffle with staff and locals. In the end, the tourist, denying his guilt, abandoned his motorcycle and fled with a woman. On the recording, the couple first argues with store employees, then exits the store. On the parking lot, several people chase them. When the tourist tries to leave on the motorcycle, he is stopped, and a fight breaks out. Several Thais, including staff, try to hold him back, but the couple manages to escape, leaving behind their motorcycle and shoes. Store employees did not comment, but according to preliminary information, it was about the theft of two energy drinks. The tourists, according to them, refused to pay, claiming their innocence, and tried to leave, which sparked the intervention of bystanders. This case has sparked a heated discussion on the net. Many users question the legitimacy of the actions of civilians, considering that the police should have been called to avoid escalating the conflict. "Law enforcement should handle such issues, not mob rule." The Pattaya police confirmed that no official statements have been received from the couple or the store yet. The police strongly recommend contacting them to resolve similar situations. What do you think, were the witnesses and store employees right? Share your opinion in the comments! #Pattaya #Thailand #Incidents #Tourists #Theft #Fight #Jomtien Only licensed

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