Norwegian Tourist attacked with stun gun and robbed on Pattaya Beach

Norwegian Tourist attacked with stun gun and robbed on Pattaya Beach

A Norwegian Tourist reported an armed theft which occurred on Pattaya Beach, in the early hours of Thursday Morning.

Mr. Preben Ellefsen aged 37 made a report at Pattaya Police Station to confirm the incident which occurred on Pattaya Beach Road, in front of Soi Pattayaland 2.

He described two Thai men aged around 20 to 25 who approached him.

One of them was armed with an electric stun gun, which can be easily purchased from vendors on Pattaya Beach Road.

They demanded Mr. Ellefsen hand over all his valuables, which included a gold necklace, a wrist watch, cash and a digital camera with a combined value of around 100,000 Baht.

He wisely complied and the two men ran off along the beach.

Police were unable to locate the pair and Mr. Ellefsen is now hoping his valuable items will be recovered at some point.

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maybe if he offered an incentive to the local constabulary they may recall who works that area at that time of the early morning.

norwigean again they never leran they think they are smarter than all other scandinavians :chitown::):):):):):):):)

Why are fools born, if they can not read about being robbed in the early morning hours at least have the sense not to be out without mom & dad......

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Originally Posted by dirtydog

Mr. Ellefsen is now hoping his valuable items will be recovered at some point.

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:rofl: :rofl:

Sure he wasn't french? He wasn't actually attacked. Just threatened.

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Originally Posted by Sir Wilson

Sure he wasn't french? He wasn't actually attacked. Just threatened.

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he is norqwigean you have to excuse him :chitown::):):):):):)

If they'd got their stun gun from one of the weapons vendors on the Beach Rd, he should have just laughed in their faces.

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Originally Posted by dirtydog

They demanded Mr. Ellefsen hand over all his valuables, which included a gold necklace, a wrist watch, cash and a digital camera with a combined value of around 100,000 Baht.

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Hmm, insurance scam?