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Father and son held after man stabbed six times at Nonthaburi petrol station

NONTHABURI — 11 September 2026, Police have detained five people after a 24-year-old man was stabbed six times at a petrol station in Pak Kret district on Wednesday night. The injured man, identified only as Sitthichok, was found at the station in Ban Mai subdistrict at about 20:00 on 10 September. He had knife wounds […] The post Father and son held after man stabbed six times at Nonthaburi…

Father and son held after man stabbed six times at Nonthaburi petrol station

Nonthaburi — On the night of September 10, 2026, police arrested five individuals following a stabbing incident at a petrol station in Pak Kret district. The victim, identified only as Sitthichok, sustained six knife wounds to his back, waist, and arms, and was found at the station in Ban Mai subdistrict around 8 PM. Sitthichok was taken to Chollaprathan Hospital in critical condition.

Initially, police detained 42-year-old station worker Wichet and his 16-year-old son, Bas. They also seized a short knife and a folding knife. Three additional suspects, identified as Aphisit, 24; Chaiwat, 21; and a 16-year-old called Pop, were subsequently apprehended. The five detainees claimed that Sitthichok had visited the petrol station twice, armed with a knife during the second visit.

Police have not yet confirmed the order of events, issued charges, or released Sitthichok's statement.

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