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Ranong petrol station worker helps woman escape abusive ex-boyfriend
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A Thai woman sought help from a petrol station attendant in Ranong on Saturday, July 4, after being abducted and physically abused by her ex-boyfriend . The suspect remains on the run.
Key facts
- A Thai woman sought help from a petrol station attendant in Ranong on Saturday, July 4, after being abducted and physically abused by her ex-boyfriend
- The 34 year old woman drove a grey sedan into a petrol station in Bang Rin subdistrict at about 12.40am and asked an attendant to call the police
- Police responded to the scene, where the woman alleged that her ex-boyfriend, 40 year old Nattapong, had threatened to bomb her workplace in Tha Maka district, Kanchanaburi province.
- According to her statement, Nattapong demanded she meet him and bring 5,000 baht to ensure the safety of herself and her colleagues
Summary
The 34 year old woman drove a grey sedan into a petrol station in Bang Rin subdistrict at about 12.40am and asked an attendant to call the police. She told staff she had been assaulted by her former boyfriend and needed urgent assistance.
Police responded to the scene, where the woman alleged that her ex-boyfriend, 40 year old Nattapong, had threatened to bomb her workplace in Tha Maka district, Kanchanaburi province.