Chinese man gets his finger chopped off and held captive in Pattaya allegedly by ransom gang

Pattaya —

A 41-year-old Chinese man was held captive in Pattaya and got his finger chopped off allegedly by a ransom gang who demanded 30 million baht, according to Pattaya police.

The victim’s Thai girlfriend, Ms. Alisara Supasiribundit, 20, contacted Pattaya police to find her missing Chinese boyfriend, Mr. Ren Haibd, today, October 31st, after her boyfriend suddenly vanished at midnight yesterday, October 30th.

Ren disappeared along with his black Toyota Fortuner, according to his girlfriend.

Then this morning, Ren’s younger brother contacted Alisara, saying his Chinese brother was kidnapped and showed a video clip of him being tied up with duct tape over his eyes and his finger on the left hand getting cut off and bleeding heavily. The footage was sent to Ren’s brother via Telegram with a ransom demand of 30 million baht in exchange for Ren’s freedom.

Alisara and Ren’s brother transferred 50,000 baht three times to the suspect/suspects through a Crytocurrency exchange totaling 150,000 baht.

Police Region 2, Chonburi police, and Pattaya tourist police searched the house Number 51/60 in the Nongprue subdistrict of Banglamung, Chonburi, today and rescued Ren. His pinky finger on the left hand was chopped off, according to police. He was safely transported to Bangkok Pattaya Hospital to receive treatment.

Ren’s black Toyota Fortuner was discovered near the Mabprachan Reservoir. Officers from the Forensic Division were collecting fingerprints in the house and the victim’s cars to identify the culprits as of press time.

The original version of this article appeared on our sister website, The Pattaya News, owned by our parent company TPN media.

 

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Tanakorn Panyadee
The Latest Local News Translator at The Pattaya News. Aim is a twenty-two year old who currently lives and studies in his last year of college in Bangkok. Interested in English translation, story-telling, and entrepreneurship, he believes that hard-working is an indispensable component of every success in this world.