Thread: Drugged up slaughterhouse worker kills 2, injures 5 at random

A drugged up slaughterhouse worker has been accused of killing 2 girls and injuring 5 others while going on a random knife attack on his motorbike in Udon Thani. The man, 31 year old Itthiphol Imphueng, from Udon Thani’s Nong Wua So district, worked in Muang district.


His first victim was 16 year old Anchaya Boonyingyuan, who died at Udon Thani Hospital after being rushed there due to her neck being slashed by Itthipol on Si Chom Chuen road, which is located behind the provincial central prison.


His second victim, of whom was stabbed in the neck, was 22 year old Cholada Hinkham, from Muang district. She reportedly died immediately after being attacked on Surakan road.

Itthipol allegedly continued his attacks on his motorcycle, stabbing 4 other women and a 13 year old boy. Police initiated a manhunt for the suspect, finding him at a 5 way intersection on Prajak road. They chased him, with the help of a large number of people, where he was caught and brought to the police station.


Police say he appeared to be high on drugs and upon initial questioning, his responses were confusing. He has been charged with premeditated and attempted murder.


Recently, such checkpoints for drinking and driving, or drugging and driving, were ceased as Thailand’s new police chief temporarily placed a stop on checkpointsover alleged corruption issues in the police department. But there is no word yet on whether such a stop on screening drivers has enabled more senseless crimes such as Itthiphol’s.

The new police chief says there had been questions raised about the reliability of testing for alcohol, with many complaints from people who say they were wrongly charged and convicted.


Further muddying such screenings, is the apparent corruption of some in the police department, who notoriously accept bribes from rule-breakers looking for a free pass. Such corruption has made Thailand infamous as many say police choose money over laws being enforced.


Drugged up slaughterhouse worker kills 2, injures 5 at random | The Thaiger

I fail to see what his occupation has to do with it??? Or is it a sly way to say he was a low class loser. Definitely worthy of termination from the human race.

Originally Posted by misskit

Further muddying such screenings, is the apparent corruption of some in the police department, who notoriously accept bribes from rule-breakers looking for a free pass. Such corruption has made Thailand infamous as many say police choose money over laws being enforced.

Corruption? In the Thai police? Nevvvaa

What an awful incident reported terribly. Obviously the reporter wants police checks back

Slaughterhouse workers are good with knives.

WHY OH WHY didnt all them police trying to arrest him, shoot him or are their guns for show.its going from bad to worse with NO one willing to do anything.

Originally Posted by headhunter

WHY OH WHY didnt all them police trying to arrest him, shoot him

From the report it seems there were many innocent people about so........

They chased him, with the help of a large number of people

Originally Posted by headhunter

WHY OH WHY didnt all them police trying to arrest him

they did, but they can't go around randomly arresting people before they have committed a crime.

Quite amusing how it never seems to enter their pointy little heads that the person committing such crimes could well be simply mentally ill suffering from some psychosis or other. I suppose it probably resolves to the indisputable fact normal Thai behaviour is scarcely distinguishable from lunacy in other more coherent societies.

Originally Posted by headhunter

WHY OH WHY didnt all them police trying to arrest him, shoot him

Because they're not American little-men?

That don't go around executing members of the public that aren't an immediate threat to them or members of the public.

Originally Posted by headhunter

or are their guns for show

No, they're strictly to be used when a member of the public's life is in danger, a female backpacker refused their advances, or a subordinate gets promoted ahead of them.