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Guard brutally assaulted in university

A security guard at Ramkhamhaeng University was savagely beaten by seven students after he refused to let two of them park in an area reserved for staff, Post Today reported on Wednesday.

A security guard was beaten by a group of students at Ramkhamhaeng University on Wednesday.

A picture of the injured guard, employed at the Hua Mak campus and named only as Sahachart, was posted on social media and online forums.

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  • canuck

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    Discussion 7 : 23 Mar 2013 at 07.477

    Attempted murder charges would be a good start. Crimes of violence should not be given bail.

  • siamitude

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    Discussion 6 : 21 Mar 2013 at 20.506

    This is what you get when the rich feel they are above the law. No justice, no peace!

  • ricoaj22

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    Discussion 5 : 21 Mar 2013 at 19.555

    The worst bit about this story is how little the police and university staff seem to care. This is an absolute disgrace, these people should be hauled in, charged, and locked up for many years. It is purely a criminal matter, the victim's condition is testament to that.
    Do your jobs BIB, how is futile drug busts any more important than this. Disgusting to see such attitudes

  • ricefield

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    Discussion 4 : 21 Mar 2013 at 01.484

    The police should charge the owners of the car and the University should expel the students and withdraw and credits for courses taken. they won't of course because the Universities rely on the money from these kids families which is shameful.

  • danny

    Discussion 3 : 20 Mar 2013 at 16.143

    I think it's time for the Thai government and Police to start monitoring the young teens now. They are turning more violent, and weapons like guns can be purchase on Facebook. They should just monitor who they sell to by checking their transaction on Facebook. It's not that hard no point letting those good Thai citizens get harm n get away with it. Everybody loves Thailand because its a peaceful country where everybody is well mannered.
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  • rontorr

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    Discussion 2 : 20 Mar 2013 at 15.522

    looks like another case of "don't you know who my father is?!!!", and will probably never go anywhere and the students will probably never be arrested due to lack of evidence.

  • RonBargie

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    Discussion 1 : 20 Mar 2013 at 15.381

    The poor man. I hope that action by the university, and by the police, ends in a positive result.

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