The tourist to Thailand was ‘stolen’ the gold chain in a blink of an eye
According to the Daily Mail, the person who fell into this situation of “laughing out of tears” was Frederik de Vreese (25 years old), from the city of Ghent, Oost-Vlaanderen province, Belgium. Frederik is traveling to Thailand and did not expect this trip to cause him such a loss.
Specifically, on the evening of March 29, Frederik was walking down the street while filming himself a video showing how bustling nightlife in Bangkok was when he passed a five-star hotel on Sukhumvit Road.
Tourists to Thailand were ‘stolen’ gold chains in a flash
In the video, Frederik laughed and talked happily, then suddenly a girl approached him and put her arm around his neck to whisper to this guy.
Frederik did not show any discomfort, he smiled and gently pushed the strange girl away. But just a moment later, he discovered that the gold chain around his neck had “flying without wings”.
Frederik watched his video again and realized that he had been “stealed” by the strange girl in less than 10 seconds, but it was too late to find her.
Frederik lost the necklace within 10 seconds.
After that, Frederik was forced to report the theft to the police. He said: “The necklace belongs to my grandfather, it has been passed between family members for many years. I think it is worth around 800 euros (more than 20 million VND). I was shocked. The necklace It has great sentimental value to me.”
He added: “I think that girl is a member of a gang that specializes in theft. She has a very special tattoo so I hope people can help find her.”
The guy regretted the loss of a precious emotional necklace.
In Thailand’s capital, there are signs in English and Chinese at various points warning visitors about pickpockets and robberies. Earlier this month, a tourist from Kuwait had more than $4,500 in cash stolen after taking two prostitutes to his hotel room. The victim said he was drugged in coffee and no longer knew what happened.
Sukhumvit Road is Bangkok’s busiest nightlife area, home to high-rise hotels, shopping malls and offices alongside bars at Soi Cowboy and Nana Plaza.
Thai police said Frederik insisted he had never met the woman in the video. A spokesman said they were looking for the woman and that nighttime theft would result in heavier penalties.
Frederik reported the incident at the police station.
A police spokesman said: “Officers at Lumphini Police Station are currently checking CCTV cameras at the scene to expedite the identification of the perpetrators in order to prosecute them as soon as possible.”
Source: Daily Mail
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