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Lady Boys Attack Tourist Pattaya Beach Road
on: 04 April, 201616 Comments Print Email
A Japanese tourist was attacked by a group of lady boys on Beach Road Pattaya.



At 3 am, April 3rd, a 35 year old Japanese tourist Mr. Satoki Kawabata was rescued by the Tourist Police from an attacked by lady boys.

A good samaritan reported the assault to the Tourist Police, that were set up in the front entrance of Walking Street. He stated that he was driving along Beach Road and noticed that several lady boys were beating up on the man viciously to the point that he was urinating and defecating on himself, and that the man had sustain serious injuries to his bloody face.

Mr. Satoki, covered with injuries to his head, right knee, and many bruises on his body, with help from an interpreter, asked the Tourist Police to take him back to his accommodation in fear that the lady boys might follow him to hurt him again

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Reading that must bring horrible flashbacks to GM.

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote:Reading that must bring horrible flashbacks to GM.

attacker or attackee?

Did GM shat himself too?

Did GM pounded a ladyboy so hard she shat herself ?

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote:Reading that must bring horrible flashbacks to GM.

bolueeleh wrote:

Bitte_Kein_Lexus wrote:Reading that must bring horrible flashbacks to GM.

attacker or attackee?

Rutiger wrote:Did GM shat himself too?

Barang_doa_slae wrote:Did GM pounded a ladyboy so hard she shat herself ?

If ladyboys ever beat me until I shit myself I really hope they don't write about it with my full name.
Poor guy.

I remember in Thailand going to one of these Cabaret shows when I was about 15 years old, (my introduction to Thailand!).

There were these 4 Navy guys sitting up at the front table giving the 'actors' (ladyboys) a hard time during the performance, yelling out obscenities etc.

After the performance the manager asked the perps if they would like a private show and free drinks, of course they accepted and were quickly and quietly escorted through a side door where they were taken to with baseball bats by the performers (still dressed in drag).

The next day or two I read about them in the Bangkok post.

They were drinking all right - through a straw and back onboard the naval vessel they had arrived on and they indeed had a show of their own I guess.

Those ladyboys can be a nasty piece of work in a fight, I wouldn't particularly want to be surrounded by a group of them in a dark alley.....

I guess you just have to accept the culture and be wise about what you say and how you say it, given different circumstances that is...

gavinbrisbane wrote:I remember in Thailand going to one of these Cabaret shows when I was about 15 years old, (my introduction to Thailand!).

There were these 4 Navy guys sitting up at the front table giving the 'actors' (ladyboys) a hard time during the performance, yelling out obscenities etc.

After the performance the manager asked the perps if they would like a private show and free drinks, of course they accepted and were quickly and quietly escorted through a side door where they were taken to with baseball bats by the performers (still dressed in drag).

The next day or two I read about them in the Bangkok post.

They were drinking all right - through a straw and back onboard the naval vessel they had arrived on and they indeed had a show of their own I guess.

Those ladyboys can be a nasty piece of work in a fight, I wouldn't particularly want to be surrounded by a group of them in a dark alley.....

I guess you just have to accept the culture and be wise about what you say and how you say it, given different circumstances that is...

I dont believe ur story,
BUT do agree they can be nasty if u back talk to them or give them shit

Thais ( lady boys, girls, guys ) NEVER fight one on one.
they also attack in a group and most use their feet. (to much watching Muay THai on tv)

PR,

No, it wasn't a 'one on one' fight from what I recall reading in the following days...

But yes, I never actually physically seen the fight, (I was 15 and in the presence of my father - In retrospect, I doubt I would have directly exposed my son to that kind of violence as a spectacle on my first visit to Thailand either), regardless, I was at the venue at the time it occurred. I definitely remember the contemptuous behavior and them being escorted out a side door. I don't feel the need to further justify what I say.

Yes, I agree with the remainder of your points...

The point being that they can be pretty violent given the right circumstances...

......and I doubt anyone would like to be on the receiving end....myself included.

Anyway.....