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Who's been sleeping in my bed

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Suppose there are worse things you could find in your bed.

 

Excerpts from Coconuts Bangkok / Thairath / T news

 

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An American man who owns a vacation house in Prachuap Khiri Khan had to go to the local police with CCTV footage yesterday morning after his house was burglarized for the ninth time.

 

On each occasion, the thief stole various items from Sullivan, 37, including electrical gear. The expat was angry, but to add insult to injury, during the break-ins, the intruder sometimes drank Sullivan’s beer and took a nap in his bed, reported Thairath.

 

The police began to investigate and found the intruder in just five hours with the help of the footage. The suspect is an 18-year-old rubber factory worker and Laos national named Pek. They issued a warrant for his arrest on Monday, reported T News.

 

Pek has been charged with five counts of theft and admitted to the break-ins.

 

Oh, and he stole some zzzz’s when he napped in Sullivan’s bed.

 

http://coconuts.co/bangkok/news/zachery-sullivan-burglarized-nine-times-intruder-drank-beer-took-nap/

Lol such a harmless crime but a crime indeed. It could've been worse u know.

What?

 

The stolen items have included: beer, milk, rice cooker, vacuum cleaner, fan, electric kettle, eyeglasses, and bedding. The items totaled about THB10,000 (USD300), according to Thai media, while Sullivan commented that the young intruder caused THB100,000 (USD3,000) in damages to the home .

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