Three plead guilty to attacking monk at Bangkok TV station

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Three people confessed attack on the monkciting personal feelings as his motivation and denying any mercenary involvement. The incident took place at a popular TV station leaving ul monk early.

The lawyer of the three suspects, 45-year-old Panuphan, 56-year-old Thanahat and 53-year-old Chawalit, addressed the media yesterday, November 25, at 12:40 p.m. Bang Khen Police Station regarding their involvement in attack on Phra Khru Palad Thirathana Nareuthara Metta Thammo, also popularly known as พระปีนเสา (the monk who climbed the pole).

The lawyer briefly stated that he would make statements to investigators before commenting further on the case. When asked about the possibility of hiring him for the attack, he replied tersely that there was no such agreement.

Investigators initially charged the three with two crimes: assault and premeditated assault. The charges stem from the fact that the suspects got together, planned the attack and waited for the monk to finish filming a television program before carrying out the plan.

All three suspects pleaded guilty criminality and expressed his willingness to offer compensation to the victim. It is worth noting that the person who performed the air kick an former boxerhe noted that he was unsure of the force he exerted with the kick, fearing it might cause the monk to lose consciousness.

The three suspects avoided being photographed by journalists as they entered and left the North Bangkok District Court to organize bail proceedings.

Police confirmed that the act was indeed intentional, as the suspects coordinated their appearance and actions with a specific intention. The monk, known for his unique personality and appearances on television, gained a huge fan base, which further complicated the whole event.

The suspects reportedly showed some degree of remorse, acknowledging the seriousness of their actions and expressing a desire to make amends. Legal proceedings are ongoing to clarify the allegations, and the suspects are participating in the legal process in an effort to resolve the case, KhaoSod reported.

ORIGINAL STORY: Thai monk attacked outside Channel 8 television station in Bangkok (video)

A shocking incident occurred when A an outstanding monk known as Phra Teera attacked outside TV station. The attack occurred yesterday, November 22, after he appeared on the program Channel 8leaving him early.

Phra Teera had just left the RS building, getting ready to leave Taxiwhen suddenly a man approached him and jumped, kicking him hard in the back. The impact sent the monk to the ground, injuring him. CCTV footage, later published on a Channel 8 news program, revealed that three men were lurking around the premises, apparently waiting for an opportunity to attack.

The attackers were captured on camera roaming both inside and outside the RS building. One of them, wearing a white shirt and a red hat, followed Phra Teera as he left the building. The person then launched an unprovoked attack on the monk, delivering a quick and powerful kick to the back. After the attack, the group quickly fled the scene pick-upevading capture.

The incident attracted a lot of attention, with many people expressing shock and concern at the brazen nature of the attack. Phra Teera, known for his charismatic presence and community service, had just participated in a televised discussion, which increased public interest in the attack.

“It was a shocking and unprovoked attack,” said the witness, describing how the monk was caught off guard by the sudden aggression.

The video clearly shows the coordinated way in which the attackers carried out their plan, leaving viewers stunned.

Police They are currently investigating the incident, reviewing CCTV footage to identify those responsible. The motive for the attack remains unclear, but the methodical approach suggests it may have been planned.

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The monk, who gained fame for his performances and contributions to public discourse, was nicknamed by many as the “climbing monk” for his unique expressions of faith. His appearances on media programs were often intended to promote peace and understanding, making the attack even more astonishing to those who knew him.

Community leaders and supporters expressed their support for Phra Teera, hoping for his speedy recovery. The event sparked a discussion about the so-called security public figures and the need to increase security in such situations.

As the investigation unfolds, the public is urged to remain vigilant and report any information that may lead to the capture of the suspects, KhaoSod said.

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