On September 20, a robbery occurred in the afternoon of a jewelry store in the Thip Keson Market in Bang Chalong District, Bang Phhai District, Samut Prakan Province, Thailand, and the perpetrator was a 32-year-old Cambodian woman. After the incident, the police immediately rushed to the scene to investigate.
According to the CCTV footage, the woman went to the above-mentioned jewelry store before the incident and pretended to pick out necklaces and asked to see three necklaces. After that, the woman grabbed the necklace and rushed out of the store when the clerk took the necklace for other customers to choose, and the clerk hurriedly chased after her, and finally subdued the woman near the parking lot and retrieved the three necklaces worth about 40,000 baht that she had snatched.
Later, the police brought the woman back to the police station for investigation, and learned that she was engaged in chicken farming, and that she had come to Samut Prakan from Cabinburi District, Sakae Province to look for her aunt in the morning, but she did not find her, so she went to the above-mentioned market. As for the motive for the crime, the woman said that it was because she owed 60,000 baht in a loan that she could not repay, and she had to raise 2 children because her husband had nothing to do and did not help to earn money to support the family. At present, the police have charged him with the crime of theft of property, and further legal action will be taken in the future.