Attack at 7-Eleven: Teen worker stabbed over jealous rage

A teenage convenience store worker was left bleeding and terrified after being brutally stabbed while on duty at a 7-Eleven store in Jomtien Complex. The attacker turned out to be a jealous teenager, driven by suspicion and rage.

The 19 year old victim, Kritsana Charunrak, was behind the counter when the horror unfolded.

“He just jumped over and stabbed me in the shoulder.”

The attacker, later identified as 16 year old Jiranawat, fled the scene immediately, leaving Kritsana wounded and in desperate need of help.

The mystery behind the attack unravelled when police, led by Police Captain Chonlawit Athiphansi, Deputy Inspector of Pattaya City Police, apprehended Jiranawat. During intense questioning, the teen confessed to the violent assault. He was led by a misguided belief that Kritsana was secretly communicating with his girlfriend, which sparked an uncontrollable wave of jealousy and fury.

Initial investigations revealed that Jiranawat had been stewing in his suspicions for some time, eventually deciding to confront Kritsana. His confession laid bare a tragic tale of teenage jealousy turned into an impulsive, life-altering crime.

Jiranawat now faces serious legal consequences for his actions. As the police continue their investigation, Kritsana is recovering from his injuries, grappling with the physical and emotional scars left by the unprovoked attack, reported Pattaya Mail.

In related news, a Chinese man attacked a Thai waiter with a knife at a restaurant in the eastern province of Prachin Buri on Monday, June 10, for intervening in a sexual assault on a female party entertainer. An assistant chef at the restaurant where the incident took place shared a video of the physical altercation on Facebook yesterday, June 11.

In other news, a Chon Buri woman fatally stabbed her husband as she finally reached a breaking point after enduring years of domestic violence and abusefrom her alcoholic husband. She made no attempts to flee and surrendered to the police.