Pizzalover wrote: ↑Thu Nov 08, 2018 1:26 pm

jw85 wrote: ↑Thu Nov 08, 2018 12:51 pm we don't even have the whole story

for all we know this guy may have hit someone first

any info, and then the court can decide

This is not a story between drunks or otherwise not so nice guys. It is between 'security' and a supposed offender. By the way, it seems that for most the posters here the 'other' side seems to be the defense of the security. Very strange. Nobody interested in what the victim had to say? After all he was knocked down. No photos of security on the ground.

Even he was a drunk bastard, security has to restrain him and hand him over. They are not the police. Unless they can prove that they acted in self-defense, they are the criminals. The use of a bottle strongly suggests that. Bottles are recommended tools for security. Bad behavior is no excuse for assault.

Perhaps one or the other on here happens to have a beer or two too much once in a blue moon. I sincerely hope you don't make it to CEO discussion forum and have other foreigners posting like this.

I remember those days - long gone - in Pattaya were a beaten up foreigner was major and exceptional news. Years ago. Then you had some certified idiots, Brits from the gutters of North England, sharing their sophisticated insights of how the victim would have looked like if it would have been their hide out back home. Rationalizing violence at its best instead of sounding the alarm bell. In a most straight forward may, they promoted acceptance of violence against themselves. By now a beaten foreigner in Pattaya is hardly news anymore. For that reason I think it is good policy to denounce violence and particularly violence against foreigners as it is in our very best interest.

They are not the police

Perhaps one or the other on here happens to have a beer or two too much once in a blue moon. I sincerely hope you don't make it to CEO discussion forum and have other foreigners posting like this.