I got ROBBED in THAILAND and I FILMED the whole thing

I interview Frederik about getting his gold necklace robbed in Bangkok, Thailand. Frederik was filming himself on a nightout as he walked down Sukhumvit Rd in central Bangkok. He was then approached by a stranger who gave him a hug. Frederik thought nothing of the encounter as the Sukhumvit area of Bangkok has a lot of sex workers and it's quite normal for them to approach people as the pass by. It was later that evening that Frederik noticed his gold chain was missing. In this video we'll discuss what happened next.
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[@ThairishTimes]

Frederik's channel: kzbin.info/door/CpZ6cqyG0xFF9KJxajrP7A

[@Fistfury42]

Hey Bro! You wanna be relevant with a video? Please do one for the MMA community since it just surfaced that two MMA-fighters (Petr Yan & another guy ) for the UFC bought steroids while on camp in Thailand! It's fresh stuff! Lots of views!! ;) Take care! kzbin.info/www/bejne/rIXRZ2upbK-Bpac (Realized Its not super fresh yet still) Love your stuff bro!

[@billybob7522]

The thief got caught because the video went viral and TV channels took a keen interest. The police realised this and decided "we'd better sort this out as it does not leave a good impression of Thailand". The courts thought the same and gave the thief a stiff sentence - sending out a message. I suspect this kind of theft has happened numerous times but never filmed and consequently no police action is ever taken. Quite lucky he filmed it in the first place. I wish him good luck with his channel and his new business.

[@stephencirving]

I had stuff stolen a few weeks ago. Had a tracker in the wallet, went and found the exact person and where they live. Got it back, bar some they pawned. Police didn’t even think about doing anything. Can’t rely on them.

[@1990-t1j]

Interesting, but I would never wear a gold necklace in Bangkok at night. Mind you, I'd never wear a gold necklace, anyway.

[@deg6788]

Like me.

[@74quo]

Wish I could afford one🤣

[@NZMuzz]

100%... I still see loads of old guys here with wearing lots thinking they are invincible...

[@eli_manguala]

guys BKK is safe I don't know where you guys are from but i had more trouble with crime being in my home country Switzerland

[@1990-t1j]

@@daviddenham1511 Who is?

[@TWCH]

Wow, excellent! Kudos to both you and Frederik, you for getting the interview and Frederik for his willingness to come and talk about this incident.

[@ThairishTimes]

Thanks Charlie

[@JG-ke7gj]

The rules of Stupid are: Don’t Go to Stupid Places, At Stupid Times, With Stupid People, Doing Stupid Things

[@bbustin1747]

We’re all stupid at one time or another. Stupid is what stupid does 😂

[@coffeejazzvibes2194]

The gold shops works with street robbers which is why they melted it down so fast. The gold shop should face prosecution as well.

[@heathershark8895]

Your interviews are very compelling. Thank you for sharing.

[@ThairishTimes]

Thanks, glad you like them

[@johnsmith9246]

Having watched the video I must admit that my first impression was completely wrong. This was obviously not a setup and it was actually a very unfortunate situation. It is good that the culprit was apprehended, but the final outcome was not totally unexpected. Another good interesting video, keep the good work.

[@FredBundyTravel]

thank you for having me! :)

[@ThairishTimes]

thanks for telling your story Frederik

[@artofverity8791]

At least the "lady" didn't get away with a warning!

[@chirots]

This is really bad for thai tourism. The theft need to be punished at maximum sentence.

[@kayflip2233]

Lmao, 1 incident? There is far more crime in the West and especially in America.

[@chirots]

@@kayflip2233 One incident in Thailand will be like 1mil incidents in western minds. Many many years ago, transgenders were more acceptable in Thailand, but the world make fun like their countries didn't have a single transgender.

[@mariettathornton5924]

Great advice Pete! Love the view from your home & thanks for sharing 😊

[@johnpaul8293]

bloody hell nearly 20k subs...well done pete

[@ThairishTimes]

Cheers JP what a journey it’s been!!

[@_Alfa.Bravo_]

... just two years later: 50.000 subs

[@SelwynSeychelles]

Another great one Pete. I think the gold shop owner needs to pay him some compensation. I my country you need to prove ownership of such a valuable thing before you sell it. It is not the monetary value that counts but the sentimental value. What a shame he did not get it back.

[@ThairishTimes]

Thanks Selwyn I think so too although as you know things happen differently here

[@blackthaiaffair1475]

Hey Pete! Yep, nothing good happens between 12-5 AM....been all over Mexico and always dress down, nothing flashy, money in a zippered and buttoned pocket, couple small bills available for beers and never carry a wallet! Great story, enjoy your channel when have time to chill.... :)

[@ThairishTimes]

You’ve the right idea mate. Don’t draw attention to yourself

[@jessemaxi]

My maid stole some of my belongings, admitted to it at the police station. They asked me to forgive her and walk away with my broken earpods and empty cologne. She walked away with a "warning" and nothing else.

[@nokchilton1562]

Firstly, I’d like to say sorry to Frederik. This is a very unfortunately situation and unique event. Looking in the bright sides, Frederik is famous, and unharmed. I know the gold necklace was sentimental and he didn’t make money on social medias but this will lead his KZbin channel with good future. Just warning anyone about not wearing any fake things too because the robber will come back and harm you as well (loosing face) - it happened in the past to Thai people. I wish you luck Frederik. Good interview Pete thanks.

[@ThairishTimes]

Yes and he learned a valuable lesson as well Nok

[@I-LikeColdBeverages]

my boy appears to be a "wee leprechaun" next to this Dutchman

[@ThairishTimes]

he's a big strong man

[@rogergr5019]

He is flamish not Dutch

[@dorteandersen526]

Fantastic story thanks for share Pete 😀❤️👍but also sad 😞

[@ThairishTimes]

Glad you enjoyed it Dorte

[@djstorre1]

You simply dont wear gold in these areas. Lesson learnt

[@thaitalkwithdan]

That gold store that melted it should be looked into as she will use them for every chain she has stolen 100%

[@BrianBaileyedtech]

Sorry to hear about this - best to get over it as quickly as possible, don't waste energy on it - it's already done and in the past. Over the years I have had a couple things stolen during my travels - including a top of the line iPhone that was snatched out of my hands on the Lyon Metro as we pulled out of the station and the doors were closing. It sucks but it is gone forever. Better to swallow the bitter feelings after a day or two and move on. It's not the end of the world - far worse things can and do happen.

[@benevita8562]

@Brian Bailey, coucou j'habite Lyon, désolée pour le vol du IPhone, des populations formées au vol de l'Est de l'Europe écument l'Europe, à Lyon aussi, des personnes viennent vous embrasser et volent le collier ou l'arrache, des picpokets sont signalés en permanence dans le métro mais aussi à Milano (Italy). Il faudrait avertir les voyageurs de ce fléau. Voilà le résultat de l'ouverture des frontières dans l'espace Schengen et aussi l'ouverture à l'Europe de pays pauvres d'où cette population qui se déplace à travers l'Europe pour voler...

[@rasputinswalloper475]

I hope he's not planning on a security business! The lesson is clear, don't display wealth, and keep all valuables under cover and out of sight. I was in Pattaya one evening and when I got back to my hotel I noticed a rip in my small backpack. Someone had used a knife to try to access the front pocket, but must have been disturbed. I walk very fast so it must have happened in a crowded area which slows down the human traffic. Always be vigilant when overseas.

[@1990-t1j]

Always be vigilant in your own country, too. England is probably the worst place in the world for this type of thing.

[@rasputinswalloper475]

@@1990-t1j I’ve lived in England and never experienced being targeted to the extent I did in Thailand. It happens of course, but Thailand tourist areas are worse.

[@rasputinswalloper475]

@Bluepurgatory1 that doesn’t surprise me at all.

[@rasputinswalloper475]

@Bluepurgatory1 I do something similar, I don’t trust hotel safe’s.

[@Davedublin]

@@1990-t1j 😂

[@douglaswilliams4274]

Pete, great video, as always. I have been in Thailand 15 years. I would never wear gold walking down Sukhumvit road going to the bars and running the gauntlet of the sex workers. He has been in Thailand for over a year and has not learned this simple lesson a bit late. Stay Safe, and Stay Blessed ! Cheers,

[@ThairishTimes]

Thanks Douglas

[@johneckerd1750]

Nice I got ripped off in Asia at least 9 times it good to hear some one got caught.

[@expatwealthasia8702]

One word comes to mind….”streetwise.” 😀 It’s sad that he lost this necklace which has sentimental value. But it could have been worse. Some people have lost their lives having been robbed.

[@MrStax40]

That’s actually a fare sentence, well done Thailand

[@nilsrbenjamin]

I agree it's a fair sentence, but you have to realize that this only panned out this way because it was shared so much in the news and social media. If it wasn't, he would have been fined 100 baht and let loose... it sucks but that's the way it works over there. The police had no choice in this case, they had to make an example out of him.

[@davidb2206]

Only for appearances until the news dies down. He/she is probably already out. They call it "royal pardons" every year. Great masses of them.

[@kleerogers]

excellent interview, a normal guy living a normal life had a very interesting thing happen to him.

[@ThairishTimes]

For sure

[@baldybrian]

Yep, never flash your valuables when you are out and about. Great interview, Pete.

[@ThairishTimes]

That’s right Brian👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@TheRDMagee]

I'm not sure if it was just the angle you shot it at but that guy looks to be twice your size.

[@ThairishTimes]

he's a big fella and i'm sitting further away from the camera with a wide angle lens

[@jasontietnan5447]

He put a bullseye on himself wearing gold,I holiday in phuket and was told about how much they love gold,wise words from the old Thai man!

[@SquintyTV]

another good one Pete ,, the video of the act really makes it!👏

[@ThairishTimes]

Thanks mate, when I saw that clip I had to do the interview

[@SquintyTV]

Very good content bud ,, I search my line and socials I can't find the Ozzie MMA fighters I knew ,, it was 2019 ,, I guess they've digitally vanished on me 🤣🤣

[@niallers8572]

Wow 3 years for stealing a chain is a long time. It will surely teach the transgender a lesson, but that does seem a bit extreme. You wouldn't get that time in Ireland for that. I guess the justice system doesn't tolerate any sort of crime. Fredrick seems like a nice guy and didn't deserve to get his chain stolen. I am happy he got justice though.

[@AJ-yw5zy]

what an abomination of nature, Bubba in the shower block, bar of soap, the rest is history.

[@crispyasfuck2856]

@@AJ-yw5zy Lol no chill

[@bdmenne]

Being soft on crime is why criminals are FLOODING into Ireland not afraid of slap on wrist.

[@jdshemp]

@@bdmenne It's the communist plan to destroy said country's,3 years could be a death sentence in a Thai prison,if you don't have someone on the outside that will help with food and medications....

[@ATLJonathan]

Why would you let any woman or anyone just walk up and hug on you and you don’t know them. I don’t let people get close to me like that when I’m out or even in a foreign country. That’s my biggest pet peeve don’t touch me if I don’t know you.

[@kayflip2233]

Careful in Thailand. People think it is so safe but there are a TON of scammers there.

[@mikeheaton8424]

I’m in Toronto, I wouldn’t wear a gold chain out and about here ! There’s bad people everywhere !

[@ThairishTimes]

true and Bangkok is a super safe city but there are opportunists everywhere

[@mikeheaton8424]

@@ThairishTimes I really enjoy your channel , very informative ! Keep up the great content!

[@the-real-world]

I always wear my $15k Rolex everywhere in Thailand, and no one tries to steal it, but everyone probably think it's fake because there are so many fake markets lmao

[@kholui]

Don't flash your phone around, but sometimes it's actually safer to hold it (tight) in hand than have it shoved in your back pocket. An 'ass grab' is not uncommon on Sukhumvit.

[@mauricecarlin9140]

Another great video Pete . That's good and very true advice to keep your Whits about you.

[@asiaexpat62]

Primethimethai, just subscribed and good luck for your future.

[@jamesbarclay8430]

A similar tale, when I was living in Pattaya. The girlfriend had a gold necklace taken from her neck by a couple of guys on a motorcycle, as we were walking to our condo. The lessons learned do not wear valuables in sight when outside. Another great video.

[@ryanp8925]

It could be anything really. I was on a songtaew (Baht bus) and just like him, I had a few beers but was far from drunk. 2 ladyboys came in and sat on my left and right. I remember the one on the left asked me for the time and at this point the one on the right must have slipped my iPhone out of my pocket. And just like him, I didn't notice until I was walking down walking street and gave myself a little pat and it was gone. This was about 10 years ago, before the 'Find me' option like they have now. On a positive note, that is really the only time anything bad has happened to me in Thailand in over 10 years except for the occasional overcharging.

[@ThairishTimes]

I remember I was in a tuk tuk and my bag was robbed by a passing bike. I was sure the tuk tuk was in on it cos he slowed right down

[@jackmercer4244]

@Thairish Times please do a series of videos of rip-offs, scams and crimes that target foreigners.

[@ThairishTimes]

that's an interesting one

[@chrishill332]

Great post keep up the good work

[@JYIVE]

It usually happens in touristy cities all over the world I think. And I can relate that social media power here is so strong , so much faster than police's response which we can't really rely on in Thailand 🤷‍♂️

[@niallahorana3377]

Los Angeles is a no no with gold especially in east side and Hollywood. Also Japan I lost my bracelet I left in a park and it was gone and never got it back.

[@profiterdupresent4322]

Great footage with true story. Enjoy the true stories of life in BKK. Spot on at end!!!!!!!!! 🇭🇲🇹🇭🍻🤟😜

[@ThairishTimes]

Cheers mate 🙏🙏🙏

[@jeanash9502]

A hard lesson,,,, never,never wear expensive jewelry on hol 😚

[@Sean-nb9sn]

I'm not surprised that happened ...

[@ddot6963]

I never allow strangers to hug nor touch me anywhere and especially that bit of road he was mugged. Tough lesson learnt. You can wear gold, plenty of people do. I'd have clocked it and to thief did fumble about a bit. Dude was just too euphoric with the videoing and so on.

[@thechrisverhoeven]

Great interview, although I don't understand why this would be world news and would be covered by worldwide news channels.

[@scottjohnson921]

Great video Pete!! 👍👍

[@ThairishTimes]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@blackmenwilltravel8725]

A taxi driver almost got me and a friend in Bangkok. He took us to an area near Nana, like a back alley with nothing but dudes waiting outside a supposed Bar/Nightclub. There was no Music and nobody around going in and out of the building. We refused to leave the taxi and demanded to be taken back to Insanity Nightclub. It was scary..

[@giriyoong]

Hi Pete, greetings from msia, enjoying every interviews,like your style,can you upload again the day your Dad came to meet the in laws,just love it,esp.the big umbrella , others cannot recall,pls....thanks.

[@ThairishTimes]

haha glad you like that one. Let me see if I have any more

[@nathanthebeeman489]

The camera angle makes you look like your interviewing a giant

[@ThairishTimes]

He is a giant😂

[@tabster30]

I think the phrase "keep your chin up!".. is the last bit of advise he needs!😂

[@ThairishTimes]

😂😂😂

[@destinationsroadslesstraveled]

He got damn lucky that the media got involved otherwise I doubt the Tourist Police would have done much of anything. He was smart posting the video on the internet but sort of dumb wearing that at night in that part of Bangkok. I tend to only stay in Thai hotels/ guest houses where only Thais stay since many tend to have on the doors of the rooms a place for your own lock and also a closet inside the room where you can put your own lock. If I have someone come to my room for hire for a massage I make sure everything is locked, the keys and extra money hidden. Only enough money to pay for the services and perhaps a tip. In twenty-two years never had a single thing stolen or money taken. You just have to have common sense more than the average foreigner.

[@vitocorleone8323]

People get killed easily in places like Dominican republic wearing any kind of flashy jewelry. I'll never understand why one would do it. When Paul McCartney was Recording In Lagos a bunch of guys jumped out of a car and robbed him and Linda at knifepoint. Took all their money and their Band on the run tapes too. When you're a foreigner you're already a target and resented by the locals to begin with. Don't add gold to the mix.

[@carlogardella5808]

I live in Bangkok since 2010. Normally its safe to walk around, but is always better not to wear gold or expensive watches. I think this could happen in any European capital as well

[@fergspan5727]

Look poor and stay rich

[@mr.lamphun7789]

Feel sorry for the poor fella with it being his Grandfathers who has passed away.

[@ma3stro681]

Never had anything stolen in Thailand. In fact, once I dropped some cash in Phuket on my first trip trying to put it in my money belt, and a Thai guy ran over and returned it to me! After that I ditched the money belt and went back to my normal purse with each subsequent trip and no problems ever, even when drunk in the seedier areas ...

[@ThairishTimes]

Great I like to hear stories like yours

[@asdfgh123lkjhgf]

Exact same thing happened to me. My first visit to Koph Samui walking home down the main street in Chaweng a moped carrying two ladyboys pulled up beside me, it was very polished. One moved behind me and the other wrapped her arm around my neck from the front just as seen in this video. I pushed them away and it was over in a few seconds as they hopped back on the moped and sped away. Only when i got back to my apartment did i realise my grandfathers gold St Christopher was no longer round my neck. Thinking back i could recall that the person that stood behind me had also patted down my pockets so it was a verty thorough job. The sentimental loss still hurts me and i'll be honest i had a bad taste ine mouth and was suspicious of all ladyboys I seen from that day on. Being niave i didn't know about the tourist police and didn't even report it. I regret not going round the gold shops asking but there were so many of them that is just seemed i needed to accept a much loved family item was gone. learned my lesson never to show any item of wealth in Thailand.

[@ThairishTimes]

That’s tough mate. Sorry to hear that

[@zoe9632]

Sorry that happened but I don't think you'd of got it back from a pawnshop.

[@Paul_G_Eats]

Wow, the same kind of thing happened to my friend with his mobile phone

[@louisdisbury9759]

For us that live here the unwritten rule here never to wear gold around the Bars or Tourist resorts as strict as Thailand is your asking to get robbed.and if you see a Thai guy wearing 5 or 6 baht of gold in public make no mistake he's well connected and probably carrying.

[@geofferyrobertson6608]

that shit happens way too often in LOS , shame it does

[@jdavies212msu]

Three years in prison for stealing a $1K necklace. But only one year if you kill a doctor while you’re illegally racing an unregistered & and unlicensed high-powered bike in busy downtown Bangkok. And he’s already out on bail. The inequities of “the system” here and the cheapness of human life continue to baffle me. 😳

[@fergspan5727]

It’s because it got so much attention. The thais don’t like to be embarrassed and so made an example out of him by giving him 3 years.

[@jdavies212msu]

@@fergspan5727 And the policeman who killed the doctor didn’t get much attention?

[@fergspan5727]

@@jdavies212msu the police man wasn’t a tourist

[@majorkade]

And the police officer run over by the Red Bull kid. 🤣

[@markwick7898]

He is out on bail every Thai paper

[@CarlWithACamera]

Seems like a super nice guy.

[@philiprobinson1264]

Yes, they're professional very professional. I ve been to Belgium ( Brussels) you are a long way from there!

[@xevenau]

Lol for a guy who lives there and still wears jewelry. It was destined to happen.

[@joea2r]

This is very common in Thai.

[@davidheaslip4413]

Pete Tell Frederick ,, Beware ,, These are Professionals and work together in GANGS .

[@johnoriordan5695]

my mate gave me good advice.Don't take anything you are not prepared to lose.Lot's of gotoy's steal.

[@yanifree114]

New sub here..love your work Pete. Very interesting stuff. I'm at 3:50 and had to stop, glance down the comments just to see if anyone is seeing what I'm seeing. Frederik looks like a giant sitting there next to you..Om can't stop laughing! ps Please don't take offense, not meant to be atall. Surely it's the camera angle.

[@ThairishTimes]

hehe it's a combination of a big man a small man and a bad camera angle lol

[@williamhartz8707]

Sad Fredrik lost his heirloom. The gold necklace can be replaced but it once belonged to his grandfather which made it more memorable. True, never wear gold out at night in any city. Amazing how social media platforms can “assist” the police to take action. Fredrick’s English is amazing. ( BTW I think three years is too much for this crime. Maybe community service would be better after 1 year in prison)

[@ThairishTimes]

it was a tough sentence but they made an example out of her as the whole world saw the video

[@heleng9940]

Also, this was obviously a professional thief, so definitely not the first crime committed. Karma caught up.

[@globalnomad450]

She just saved you from getting arrested by the Thai fashion police!

[@ThairishTimes]

😂😂😂

[@aoruene]

3 years wow !!!

[@ceezaw67]

I remember seeing this guys video in the news lol

[@grantbangkok]

silly bollocks looking at the camera instead of what's happening around him .What could possibly go wrong?

[@PaulWalliswriter]

Some of the girls are very smart and gold just seems to stick to them!

[@DeanConnolly-ke8rp]

Good insight

[@dannowestiedanflarty6990]

No way on God's earth is any person let alone a stranger get within 3 ft of me let alone body contact, he asked for it,its completely wrong ...poor guy .

[@psy4ctive159]

stupkid exactly....rule number 1: never wear your Gold when you go out in a Redlight district.

[@crispyasfuck2856]

So many good Thai vloggers you're a beast bro

[@ThairishTimes]

Thank you very much mate. I really appreciate that

[@mzee5533]

How would allow a stranger to just hug you like that

[@MichaelJ04]

Solid content !

[@brandonjoseph3422]

Have read about similar recent incidences in Pattaya. Free huggers propping out of no where and the chain and wallets are gone. I always wore a $10 fake Cuban chain, no one approached me, ever.

[@ThairishTimes]

Smart choice

[@mns_vlogs]

Crazy how she didn't even care about the CAMERA 😳

[@happyreaper5562]

taking the crowded train on the way to the airport, a thief stole some (not all) of my money - from my money belt, which was secured beneath my clothes, in my pants in front of me.....now that is a Pro!

[@ThairishTimes]

now that takes effort

[@mr.anonymousmr.anonymous9856]

It's looks like the guys in the background were in on the robbery. They kept cheering the girl on and saying: "bye" "bye". I think that they were there to make sure the girl was successful in here robbery attempt. I hate to see this happen to good people. 😔 😟 🙁 😥

[@Plexus2002]

I never wear gold necklace in thailand. Use silver instead if you must have something.

[@steray7590]

Just had to comment dis guy is huge

[@ThairishTimes]

He’s a big unit

[@HburgMMAInstitute]

The best part about the original clip, is when he get the necklace off and says "Bye-bye!" And just fades away like a ninja in the night! Haha! Dummy!

[@GAMMASP8]

Omg that boys arms were as large as my legs. Reminds me of when I was in my med 20s. He is plenty healthy.

[@MrGryphon26]

I had a similar experience a couple of weeks ago in Pattaya where a woman (or transgender) came up to me & started kissing me. I then felt she was trying to grab my wallet. Unfortunately I was a bit tipsy at that stage. And when I got back to my hotel $4k Thai baht was missing from my wallet.

[@geofferyrobertson6608]

don't tell me he wants to open a Gold Shop. 5555

[@ptanisaro]

My mother usually wears a golden necklace to hang an amulet but mind you, we live in a small province. Whenever she goes to Bangkok, she takes her necklace off. P.S. (Edit) Most big cities are not safe from thieves, except for Tokyo in my opinion. Two of my friends got robbed in front of a big crowd in Paris, a friend of mine got stolen in Naples, one in Vienna, and a former colleague got robbed in the suburb of LA, just to name a few events that happened in my circle of friends. I think we should watch out wherever we go.

[@ThairishTimes]

yes exactly we have to be vigilant everywhere. For the most part I feel safer in Bangkok than I do in my home city of Dublin

[@ptanisaro]

​ @Thairish Times Nobody in my circle's ever been to Dublin, so I have no say in this :) Bangkok is indeed dangerous, but Thais in general are pretty kind folk, I'd say. I usually get help from strangers wherever I go. Perhaps I looked like a village girl, that's why,... my brothers commented on the stories when I told them about my time in BKK.

[@nickreels]

3 years? Probably like a Busman’s holiday 😜

[@nickeyfynn3270]

bummer he didnt get the chain back at the end.

[@ThairishTimes]

yeah that's the worst part

[@geofferyrobertson6608]

sad but being in LOS for a year he should know you don't wear rings , chains , good watches so in reality you could say it was his own fault . sad but true . a top interview though and I feel for the poor bugger , cheers Pete , good work

[@Ned88Man]

Or you could like, I don't know not rob people?

[@pepelemoko01]

If Bangkok wants to be through along the lines of Singapore, how about investing in some street surveillance cameras in high profile areas, particularly tourist areas. If they already have them , they are not doing a very good job.

[@ThairishTimes]

Fair point. Private buildings always have a lot of cameras but it’s a different story on public streets

[@poorlybuffalo555]

@@ThairishTimes Street CCTV all around where live - makes very little difference to street robbery as the cameras are above head height and they just wear baseball caps to avoid being ID'd...

[@stephenmonash821]

Steel a gold chain and end up in steel chains

[@ThairishTimes]

nice Stephen I see what you did there

[@stephenmonash821]

@@ThairishTimes I see what I did too.. lol (seriously did not mean to) - I spelt 'steal' with a /ee/ - I should be severely whipped with a steal rod.

[@samebb7056]

Really great video. You don't need to be flashy in Thailand. I never understand people who are. Dress down, eat street food and enjoy it.