An opportunistic thief yesterday robbed a mom carrying her son’s wedding gift worth 300,000 baht in cash and precious gold jewellery. The incident occurred on the day of the ceremony, resulting in not solely the loss of valuables but in addition a damaged arm for the victim. As a consequence, she was unable to attend her son’s wedding. The unfortunate incident occurred near the Uthai Road-Tanot Tia Temple within the Uthai district of PPhra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya province.
The victim, Nam Oi, led reporters to the scene of the crime, which occurred yesterday, Wednesday, May 17. At approximately 5.30am the 47 12 months previous factory employee was travelling by motorcycle to a beauty salon to have her hair and make-up accomplished. Accompanied by her husband driving the bike, she carried a bag with money and gold jewellery (two gold bracelets and two necklaces), which she intended to present as a dowry at her son’s marriage ceremony later that day.
Nam informed police that whereas returning house after her make-up appointment, a felony on a black bike attempted to grab her bag. As a outcome, her husband’s motorcycle fell, leaving Nam with a broken proper arm and numerous other accidents. The robber escaped, and although her husband pursued the bag snatcher, he was unable to catch him. She said…
“I was shocked and saddened by the incident. On Inexpensive , I needed to urgently see a physician because of the ache in my arm. I had to borrow money from family members to purchase additional gold and ensure we met the deadline to present the dowry.”
Nam was unable to attend her son’s wedding ceremony due to the accidents sustained in the accident.
She expressed her hope that local police would pace up efforts to arrest the suspect, as she nonetheless has money owed from borrowing money from her relations.
Reporters visited Uthai Police Station in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya province to observe up on the case’s progress. Deputy Inspector Pol. Lt. Col. Prasit Sukkho revealed that police investigators have been working diligently since the crime occurred..