Siblings surrender following fatal shooting in Sichon mall

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Two siblings, 21 year old Jeerasak and 15 year old Jeerawat handed themselves over to the authorities at Sichon station last night, December 1, following a fatal shooting.

The pair were implicated in the fatal shooting of 18 year old Khanisorn Chan-u-thai in a department store in the Sichon district. The incident was confirmed by Police Lieutenant Colonel Bundit Sukhavisit, Sichon station’s deputy chief, today, December 2.

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The fatal shooting unfolded in the car park of the shopping complex on the night of November 30, immediately following Khanisorn’s exit from a cinema within the mall. The brothers targeted their rival and initiated an attack.

Khanisorn attempted to flee, but the two siblings gave chase, with one firing three rounds that hit him in the chest. The attackers hastily retreated from the site on a motorbike.

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Khanisorn suffered severe injuries and was transported to Sichon Hospital, where he was later pronounced dead.

The police, following their investigation of the fatal shooting, sought judicial approval for the arrest of the two brothers. The suspects subsequently arranged their surrender through their family members, reported Bangkok Post.

Upon interrogation, the brothers confessed to having had several previous conflicts with Khanisorn. Jeerawat, the younger brother, accepted responsibility for firing the shots that killed Khanisorn. Both brothers confessed to discarding the firearm in a nearby canal after the incident.

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The authorities have since charged the siblings with murder and the unlawful possession of a weapon in a public place.

In related news, an act of jealousy took place in a bustling market when an ex-lover saw his former flame with her new partner. The disgruntled man and his gang launched an attack on the new boyfriend, who later succumbed to gunshots. Police were swift to apprehend the culprits, who admitted to the crime, fuelled by unbearable jealousy. Read more about this story HERE.

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Mitch Connor

Mitch is a Bangkok resident, having relocated from Southern California, via Florida in 2022. He studied journalism before dropping out of college to teach English in South America. After returning to the US, he spent 4 years working for various online publishers before moving to Thailand.

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