Police fatally shoot patient wielding axe at Surin Hospital

[gotlost]

Police fatally shoot patient wielding axe at Surin Hospital
by Bright Choomanee


Picture courtesy of Amarin TV

A tragic incident unfolded at Surin Hospital where a 27 year old patient, recovering from surgery, was shot and killed by police after brandishing a weapon. Local police reported the unfortunate event took place within a patient ward on the hospital’s fourth floor.

Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1348007-police-fatally-shoot-patient-wielding-axe-at-surin-hospital/

 

[Prakhonchai Nick]

Under the circumstances, the police had no option but to shoot the guy. I have always said that any criminal act where a deadly weapon is used, warrants a death penalty. JOB DONE!

 

[FERRET]

Under the circumstances, the police had no option but to shoot the guy. I have always said that any criminal act where a deadly weapon is used, warrants a death penalty. JOB DONE!

It would seem that the use of tasers is not common however, in this case @Prakhonchai Nick , the 9mm did the job required.

 

[Cent]

It would seem that the use of tasers is not common however, in this case @Prakhonchai Nick , the 9mm did the job required.

I wonder why. The meds he was on? Very odd. Go in for an appendectomy and check out crazy and getting a few bullets instead. A strange story.

 

[Youngagain]

My sister in law has been in Surin Government Hospital for five days. I suppose that is where it happened.

 

[gotlost]

I wonder why. The meds he was on? Very odd. Go in for an appendectomy and check out crazy and getting a few bullets instead. A strange story.

https://surinfarang.com/forum/threads/a-warning-to-the-home-growers-of-weed.35362/#post-414345

 

[EnglishAlan]

Maybe he was a ThaiWhisky drinker & the hospital wouldn t let him have any & it sent him "crazy"

 

[Deerculler]

Certainly no criticism of the police officers. It sad that one or both now have to live with it for the rest of there lives. But they never had a option.
I wonder why police in Thailand are not issued with Tasers.
It was an unusual occurrence to have happened where it did in the circumstances.
If Tasers had been available to the police it could have been a different situation.
Plus everyone might have known why he went crazy.
Knowing why.
Could prevent another doing the same in the future.
Very sad all round for all concerned
No. I done condone someone running amok with a axe.
.

 

[Ivor the Engine]

I wonder why. The meds he was on? Very odd. Go in for an appendectomy and check out crazy and getting a few bullets instead. A strange story.

I had one of them exactly one week after moving to Surin but I didn't go crazy (or any more crazy)!!!

 

[Cent]

I had one of them exactly one week after moving to Surin but I didn't go crazy (or any more crazy)!!!

Wife says he was on Yabaa. How he was while being in hospital I don't know.

 

[Deerculler]

If he was on Ya Ba.
Then that is different ball game.
But still a guess .
Although it would not surprise me. It is dangerous stuff.
Anyone manufacturing the stuff and dealing. Need to be snuffed out like a burning candle.
The stuff is everywhere.

 

[Rice]

Most likely he was given a Fentanyl injection as it is used to relieve severe pain during and after surgery.
If he was a Ya Ba user this would of sent him off for sure.

 

[Youngagain]

Most likely he was given a Fentanyl injection as it is used to relieve severe pain during and after surgery.
If he was a Ya Ba user this would of sent him off for sure.

That may be right.

 

[FERRET]

Most likely he was given a Fentanyl injection as it is used to relieve severe pain during and after surgery.
If he was a Ya Ba user this would of sent him off for sure.

The 9mm worked better.