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Young Russian Tourist Attacked and Robbed

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From Pattaya News

A 23-year-old Russian woman said she was attacked and robbed of her phone by two Thai men in Pattaya in the small hours of today, November 9th.
The tourist, identified by Pattaya police as 23-year-old Ms. Aleksandra Rychkova, was found in a state of shock after she said she had been robbed while on her way to a condominium from a convenience store.

The incident took place at 2 AM today near Jomtien Second Road, Nongprue sub-district, Banglamung district, Chonburi province. Ms. Aleksandra had suffered swollen bruises on her left temple. According to Mr. Wanchai Chaisorn, a 28-year-old condominium security guard who was the first to come to her aid, Ms. Aleksandra, using Google Translate, informed him that she had been attacked by two male muggers.
 

The suspects in the crime have been arrested.
 

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Both were arrested at their home in the Nong Prue district of BangLamung District of Chonburi Province. A Honda Wave 125i motorcycle with a license plate of Rayong Province was confiscated. The police also seized a phone from a Russian woman in a pawnshop, which two guys sold for 500 baht.

 

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