A hot-headed Kamphaeng Phet teenager got into a fight in front of an entertainment venue before grabbing a gun from his car and shooting his rival and fleeing. The police have identified him and are in the process of arresting him. The incident occurred last night (September 27) at around midnight on Rat Ruam Jai Road in front of an entertainment venue in downtown Kamphaeng Phet Province. After the venue closed, the two groups of opposing parties, who were also partying, got into a loud fight in front of the venue. The white-shirted party chased the black-shirted party before the man in black ran back again and opened the white car door, pulled out a gun, and fired one shot at his opponent. After that, someone came to stop the perpetrators and they went their separate ways. Sergeant Prajakrit, the admin of the 'Kamphaeng Phet Complaints, Tell Here' page, who posted the clip, said that someone had sent the clip to the admin to complain. The reason for posting the clip was to warn tourists to travel carefull y and to ask the police to strictly enforce the law on firearms against teenagers and the general public. After posting, information was received that the bullets that were fired did not injure anyone. If there were any losses, it would not be worth it. The latest update is that the Kamphaeng Phet City Police Station has identified the perpetrator and he is currently at large. Officers are in the process of tracking him down. Source: Thai News Agency
A hot-headed teenager pulls out a gun and shoots his enemy in front of an entertainment venue.
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