Pattaya police officer clinically executed his wife at a kindergarten and was later surrounded at home

September 9, 2026 at 9:50 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Thailand

A serving Bang Lamung policeman shot his teacher wife dead at close range inside a kindergarten on Wednesday before fleeing to his nearby home, where armed commandos surrounded him for hours. CCTV reportedly showed Pol Sub-Lt Thassaphong Thongthatch approach Pailin Thongthatch, 48, before one shot killed her near the school canteen. He then stood beside her for about ten seconds before walking back to his car. Inside the school, teachers locked down classrooms containing 44 young children, all of whom escaped physical injury. Police later traced Thassaphong to his home three kilometres away, where he remained barricaded late Wednesday. The killing followed reported marital conflict, jealousy and discussions over separation and property, while police had still not formally declared a motive.

Pol Sub-Lt Thassaphong Thongthatch shot wife Pailin Thongthatch, 48, dead at her kindergarten before fleeing home, where armed commandos surrounded him. ( Source: Thai Rath )

A serving Bang Lamung policeman remained holed up inside his home late Wednesday after his teacher wife was shot dead. Armed commandos surrounded the property as negotiators spent hours trying to secure his surrender. However, Pol Sub-Lt Thassaphong Thongthatch was still inside at about 9 pm.

Police earlier confirmed that he was alive and moving around the house. Notably, no further gunfire had been reported. The siege followed a shocking morning killing inside a kindergarten containing 44 young children.

His wife, Pailin Thongthatch, 48, died from a single close-range gunshot at Nong Pla Lai Municipal Kindergarten. The shooting took place at about 10.30 am on Wednesday. Thassaphong allegedly arrived in a white Honda before walking into the school armed with a handgun. CCTV reportedly captured his movements before and after the killing. Moments later, Pailin lay dead while her husband drove away.

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Meanwhile, terrified teachers locked classroom doors and sheltered the kindergarten pupils. All 44 children escaped physical injury. Nevertheless, several were frightened and crying when they were later evacuated. Three teachers and three other staff members were also moved to safety. Parents were urgently contacted and began arriving to collect their children.

Thassaphong is a serving officer with Bang Lamung Police Station. He reportedly works as a deputy inspector on prevention and suppression duties. In addition, he headed a patrol unit at the Nong Ket Yai police box or checkpoint. Thai reports identify him as a member of police officer training Class 53. He is also known as Pong and by other nicknames in local reports.

Pailin, widely known as Teacher Ple, was a kindergarten homeroom teacher at the municipal school. She was working when her husband reportedly arrived carrying the handgun. Crucially, dozens of children were nearby when the shooting occurred. Yet investigators reported no injuries among pupils or other school staff.

CCTV placed the critical sequence at roughly 10.27 am to 10.37 am. According to reports, Thassaphong arrived wearing black shorts and a white T-shirt. The shirt reportedly carried a police shield or emblem. He then entered the school carrying a handgun in his right hand.

CCTV shows officer approach teacher wife before one close-range shot kills her inside the kindergarten

Soon afterwards, Pailin came from the classroom area and approached him. Footage and witness accounts indicated a brief conversation or confrontation. Then, the gunman moved towards her at close range. One shot rang out. Pailin immediately collapsed.

Eyewitness Somyot Sanguanworapong, 57, also saw the encounter developing. He said a man arrived in a car before approaching Pailin. At first, the pair spoke. Seconds later, Somyot heard the gunshot. People nearby immediately fled in fear. The gunman then walked back to his vehicle and drove away.

More chilling details emerged from the reported CCTV sequence. After Pailin fell, the gunman reportedly remained standing beside her for about ten seconds. Afterwards, he turned and walked away. He then returned to the white Honda and left the kindergarten.

Police received the emergency report at about 11 am. Bang Lamung officers raced to the school alongside Sawang Boriboon rescue workers. Other emergency teams also converged on the scene. There, officers found Pailin dead near the school canteen area.

Reports differed slightly over the precise location of her fatal wound. Some accounts placed it at the back of her neck. Others described the wound near her left ear or left side of the head. In either case, police recovered one 9mm cartridge casing nearby. Officers seized the casing as evidence.

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Inside the classrooms, teachers feared the gunman could still be somewhere inside the school. In response, they locked their doors and kept pupils sheltered. One report said the children remained secured for about 20 minutes. Eventually, police established control and began evacuating the kindergarten.

All 44 pupils were brought out without physical injury. Likewise, three teachers and three other employees were safely moved from the building. Several children were visibly shaken. Some cried as parents arrived at the school.

Chonburi Governor Naris Niramaiwong travelled to the kindergarten as the emergency operation unfolded. Subsequently, he ordered the school closed. He also instructed officials to arrange psychological assistance for affected pupils and school personnel.

While emergency workers secured the kindergarten, police began hunting the suspected gunman. Thassaphong allegedly drove towards the family home after leaving the school. The property sits about three kilometres away in the Nong Pla Lai area. Some reports identified it as a two-storey house inside Flower Park Villa 2.

Police traced him there quickly. By approximately 11.30 am, armed Bang Lamung officers were surrounding the property. Pol Col Sarawut Nuchanart, chief of Bang Lamung Police Station, oversaw the operation. Initially, police hoped their colleague would surrender without a prolonged confrontation.

Instead, Thassaphong remained inside.

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Another major development reportedly occurred during his drive from the kindergarten. Thassaphong allegedly telephoned his son after leaving the school. During that call, he reportedly spoke about what had happened to the son’s mother. Furthermore, he allegedly made remarks suggesting that he might harm himself.

Consequently, police treated the possibility of suicide seriously. That threat became a critical factor as officers considered their next move. Rather than immediately storming the house, police concentrated heavily on negotiation.

At first, officers attempted to establish direct contact. Then, people close to Thassaphong were brought into the effort. His daughter-in-law reportedly tried to help persuade him outside. A village headman and the Nong Pla Lai mayor were also enlisted.

Still, the policeman refused to emerge.

At one stage, he reportedly stopped communicating with negotiators. Separately, shouting could occasionally be heard from inside the property. Police therefore expanded the security cordon and called for specialist support.

A special operations team from the Chonburi Provincial Investigation Division was deployed. Armed commandos took positions around the house and surrounding area. At the same time, residents of neighbouring properties were evacuated for safety. Officers were now prepared for a possible tactical intervention.

Even so, police continued pushing for a negotiated surrender.

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By 4 pm, the armed standoff had lasted several hours. Deputy Interior Minister Jetseth Thaiseth travelled to the scene to monitor developments. Chonburi Governor Naris Niramaiwong was also there. Chonburi Provincial Police commander Pol Maj Gen Phongphan Wongmanithet joined them.

Pol Maj Gen Phongphan then provided an important update. He confirmed that Thassaphong remained alive inside the property. Significantly, officers had established that he was still moving around inside.

Despite the heavy police presence, the situation remained relatively calm. There had been no further gunshots. Likewise, there had been no exchange of fire between Thassaphong and police. However, every door and window remained firmly closed.

Police therefore widened their efforts to reach him through trusted people. Relatives were brought closer to the negotiations. His nephews were reportedly among those asked to help. In parallel, officers sought people whom the policeman respected personally.

One was an older former police officer known as Billy. He said he had helped raise Thassaphong from childhood. After hearing about the shooting, Billy travelled to the surrounded house.

Billy stood outside the gate and shouted towards the property. He tried to persuade Thassaphong to come outside. Yet there was no response.

“We are police officers; we must take responsibility for what we have done,” Billy told him.

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Billy said he had known Thassaphong for many years. However, the pair had not seen each other for more than two years. Therefore, he knew little about the policeman’s recent personal difficulties. He had only learned that Thassaphong suffered from several chronic illnesses.

As negotiations dragged on, new information emerged about the hours before Pailin was killed. A grilled-chicken vendor who knew Thassaphong said the policeman visited shortly before the shooting.

During that stop, Thassaphong reportedly made a striking remark. According to the vendor, he said he wanted to eat until he was full. He then suggested that he might not get another chance to return and eat there.

Less than 30 minutes later, the vendor learned that Pailin had been shot.

The same vendor also described earlier encounters with Thassaphong. On previous occasions, the policeman had appeared under considerable stress. Sometimes, he reportedly sat crying and discussed his problems. However, he apparently never explained precisely what was troubling him.

On another front, a neighbour provided a separate account of the officer’s recent state. The neighbour said Thassaphong had complained about stress from his police work. He had also reportedly discussed taking early retirement.

Those accounts became part of the growing picture surrounding Wednesday’s events. Nevertheless, police had not announced what significance they attached to them.

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Further details also surfaced concerning the couple’s marriage. A person close to the family said Pailin and Thassaphong had suffered serious marital problems. According to that account, jealousy had become an issue between them.

Moreover, the couple had reportedly discussed separating. They were also said to have discussed dividing their marital property. Thassaphong reportedly resisted the proposed separation. As a result, arguments had become frequent, according to the family source.

The couple also reportedly argued on Tuesday night. That confrontation came only hours before the shooting. Even so, police had not formally established a motive by Wednesday evening.

Early reports mentioned a possible love triangle. However, the supplied accounts provided no firm evidence supporting that claim. Accordingly, jealousy, marital breakdown and separation remained reported background. The dispute over marital property was also not yet an established police conclusion.

Against that background, another remarkable family detail emerged. Only four days earlier, Pailin and Thassaphong had stood together at their son’s wedding. The couple jointly hosted the celebration on September 5.

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Their son is himself reportedly a serving police officer. He is stationed in southern Thailand. Four days after his wedding, his mother was dead. His father was then surrounded by armed police.

Police also wanted the son to help end the standoff. Reports said he was deeply distressed and struggling to absorb what had happened. Just days earlier, both parents had helped organise his wedding.

Now officers hoped he could persuade his father to surrender.

The reported telephone call between father and son added urgency to that effort. Thassaphong allegedly called him after leaving the kindergarten. During the conversation, he reportedly discussed the shooting and made remarks suggesting self-harm.

As part of the response, police continued balancing negotiation against the threat of further violence. The suspect was not an ordinary barricaded gunman. He was a serving policeman familiar with patrol and prevention duties.

He also served at the same Bang Lamung station heavily involved in the response. Yet police made no public claim that Thassaphong fired at officers during the siege.

Indeed, the surrounded house stayed strikingly quiet through much of the afternoon. There were no reported shots from inside. No officers opened fire. Still, commandos held their positions while nearby residents remained away from their homes.

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By approximately 6.40 pm, the siege had continued for more than six hours. Thassaphong was still inside and had not surrendered. Meanwhile, police continued trying to establish meaningful communication.

As darkness approached, the operation remained locked in a dangerous stalemate. Relatives had failed to coax him out. Local officials had also failed. Even Billy’s direct appeal from outside the gate produced no response.

By then, investigators had also assembled a detailed sequence surrounding Pailin’s death.

Before the killing, Thassaphong reportedly visited the grilled-chicken vendor. There, he made the remark about possibly not returning. He later allegedly drove to the kindergarten carrying a handgun.

Once inside, he met his wife and spoke with her briefly. Then, one shot was fired at close range. Pailin fell dead.

CCTV reportedly showed the gunman watching her for about ten seconds. Next, he returned to his car and fled. During his journey home, he allegedly telephoned their son.

Finally, officers traced him to the family property three kilometres away.

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The sequence provided investigators with several crucial pieces of evidence. These included CCTV footage, eyewitness testimony and the recovered 9mm casing. Police also had accounts concerning his movements immediately before the killing.

Nevertheless, police had not formally announced a finding of premeditation by Wednesday night. Nor had they declared a definitive motive. Instead, the most urgent problem remained inside the surrounded house.

The shooting also came amid two other recent attacks at Thai schools. Wednesday’s incident was the third school shooting reported within just over one month.

On August 7, seven people died following a shooting at Debsirin Nonthaburi School. The dead included the 14-year-old gunman. Before reaching the school, he had already shot his grandparents dead.

Then, on September 2, another shooting occurred at a secondary school in Kamphaeng Phet. A 14-year-old boy entered the school and fired several shots. The teenager was the son of a policeman. A security guard was grazed by a bullet.

Wednesday’s shooting differed because an adult teacher was the apparent target. Yet 44 kindergarten children were inside when the shot rang out. Their teachers reacted immediately and locked them inside classrooms.

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Shortly afterwards, police and rescue workers secured the school. Every child eventually emerged without physical injury. Pailin, however, remained dead in the canteen area.

From there, the drama moved three kilometres away.

Within roughly an hour, armed police were outside the suspected gunman’s home. Negotiators tried to reach him. Relatives arrived. Local officials joined them.

Then came the commandos.

Police cleared neighbouring houses and tightened the perimeter. Senior commanders travelled to the scene. Later, Deputy Interior Minister Jetseth Thaiseth also arrived.

Still, the house remained shut.

By late afternoon, police knew Thassaphong was alive and moving inside. However, he kept every door and window closed. Billy then appealed directly to the man he had helped raise.

There was still no reply.

The contrast with four days earlier was stark. On September 5, Thassaphong and Pailin reportedly celebrated their son’s wedding together. By Wednesday morning, Pailin was dead at her kindergarten.

By Wednesday afternoon, their son was being asked to help persuade his father to surrender.

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The reported marital dispute remained part of the developing investigation. So did discussions about separation and dividing property. Investigators also had reports of the couple’s argument on Tuesday night.

Additionally, they had the vendor’s account from shortly before the shooting. Yet none of those elements had produced an official police motive by Wednesday evening.

At about 9 pm, Thassaphong remained barricaded inside the surrounded home. Armed police and commandos still held the perimeter. Negotiators continued trying to bring the standoff to an end.

There had been no further shooting. No exchange of fire with police had been reported. Nevertheless, the operation remained active deep into Wednesday night.

Three kilometres away, Nong Pla Lai Municipal Kindergarten stood closed after the morning killing. All 44 children had survived without physical injuries.

Her husband, the serving Bang Lamung policeman accused of shooting her, remained behind the closed doors of their home.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年9月9日晚上9点50分

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“泰国”类别下

周三，一名邦拉蒙县的警察在幼儿园内近距离枪杀了他的教师妻子，随后逃回附近的家中。武装突击队员将他包围数小时。据监控录像显示，警官塔萨蓬·通塔奇（Thassaphong Thongthatch）接近48岁的妻子佩琳·通塔奇（Pailin Thongthatch），随后在学校食堂附近开枪将其击毙。之后，他站在妻子身边约十秒钟，然后走回自己的车里。在学校内，老师们封锁了教室，教室里有44名幼儿，所幸所有孩子都未受伤。警方随后追踪到塔萨蓬位于三公里外的家中，他周三晚间仍被困在家中。据报道，这起枪击事件与夫妻冲突、嫉妒以及关于分居和财产的争论有关，但警方尚未正式公布其作案动机。

泰国警察少尉塔萨蓬·通塔奇在妻子佩琳·通塔奇（48岁）就读的幼儿园枪杀了她，随后逃回家中，被武装突击队员包围。（来源：泰叻报）

周三晚间，一名邦拉蒙县的现役警察在妻子被枪杀后，仍躲在家中。武装突击队员包围了他的住所，谈判人员花费数小时试图迫使他投降。然而，截至晚上9点左右，这名警官塔萨蓬·通塔奇仍然待在家中。

警方早些时候证实他仍然活着，并且在屋内活动。值得注意的是，没有接到进一步枪击的报告。此前，一家幼儿园发生了一起令人震惊的枪击案，造成44名幼童丧生。

他的妻子，48岁的佩琳·通塔奇（Pailin Thongthatch），在农普拉莱市立幼儿园遭近距离枪击身亡。枪击事件发生在周三上午10点30分左右。据称，塔萨蓬驾驶一辆白色本田车抵达幼儿园，随后持枪进入。监控录像显示，他在行凶前后都有行动轨迹。几分钟后，佩琳倒地身亡，而她的丈夫则驾车逃离现场。

春武里府一所幼儿园发生致命枪击事件，44名儿童幸免于难，教师封锁了幼儿园。

与此同时，惊恐万分的老师们锁上了教室门，将幼儿园的孩子们安置在安全的地方。所有44名儿童均未受伤。尽管如此，在随后的疏散过程中，仍有一些孩子受到惊吓，哭泣不止。三名教师和三名其他工作人员也被转移到安全地带。校方紧急联系了家长，家长们陆续赶来接孩子。

塔萨蓬是邦拉蒙警察局的一名现役警官。据报道，他担任副督察，负责预防和打击犯罪工作。此外，他还曾担任农吉亚伊警岗或检查站巡逻队的队长。泰国媒体报道称，他是第53期警官培训班的成员。在当地媒体的报道中，他也被称为蓬，还有其他一些绰号。

佩琳（人称普莱老师）是这所市立学校的幼儿园班主任。据报道，事发时她正在上班，她的丈夫带着手枪来到学校。关键是，枪击发生时，附近有几十名儿童。然而，调查人员报告称，学生和其他学校工作人员均未受伤。

监控录像显示，关键事件发生在上午10点27分至10点37分左右。据报道，塔萨蓬身穿黑色短裤和白色T恤抵达学校。据称，T恤上印有警徽或警牌。随后，他右手拿着一把手枪进入学校。

监控录像显示，一名警员接近了这位教师的妻子，随后近距离开枪将其击毙在幼儿园内。

随后，佩琳从教室出来，走向他。录像和目击者描述显示，两人有过短暂的交谈或冲突。接着，枪手近距离向她走去。一声枪响，佩琳应声倒地。

目击者索姆约特·桑古安沃拉蓬（57岁）也目睹了整个过程。他说，一名男子驾车抵达，然后接近了拜林。起初，两人交谈了几句。几秒钟后，索姆约特听到了一声枪响。附近的人们立即惊恐逃离。随后，枪手走回车里，驾车离开。

据报道，监控录像显示，佩琳倒地后，枪手在她身边停留了大约十秒钟。之后，他转身离开，返回白色本田车，离开了幼儿园。

警方于上午11点左右接到紧急报告。邦拉蒙警员与萨旺博里汶救援人员一同赶往学校。其他救援队伍也迅速抵达现场。警员在学校食堂附近发现了帕林的遗体。

关于致命伤口的具体位置，各方说法略有不同。一些说法称伤口位于颈后，另一些则描述伤口靠近左耳或头部左侧。无论哪种情况，警方都在附近找到了一枚9毫米弹壳，并将其作为证据扣押。

警方关闭学校并追踪到嫌疑枪手位于三公里外的住所后，孩子们安全离开。

教室里，老师们担心枪手可能还在学校里。于是，他们锁上了教室门，让学生们待在教室里。据报道，孩子们被安全隔离了大约20分钟。最终，警方控制了局面，并开始疏散幼儿园的师生。

所有44名学生均安全脱险，未受任何身体伤害。同样，三名教师和三名其他工作人员也安全撤离了大楼。一些孩子明显受到了惊吓。当家长赶到学校时，一些孩子哭了起来。

春武里府府尹纳里斯·尼拉迈翁在紧急救援行动展开后赶往幼儿园。随后，他下令关闭学校，并指示官员为受影响的学生和教职员工安排心理援助。

紧急救援人员封锁幼儿园的同时，警方开始追捕嫌疑枪手。据称，塔萨蓬离开学校后驾车前往位于农普拉莱地区约三公里外的家中。一些报道称，这是一栋位于花苑别墅二期内的两层楼房。

警方迅速追踪到他的藏身之处。大约上午11点30分，全副武装的邦拉蒙警员包围了该处房产。邦拉蒙警察局局长萨拉武特·努查纳特警上校指挥了此次行动。起初，警方希望他们的同伙能够投降，避免长时间的对抗。

相反，塔萨蓬留在了里面。

警方担心一名警员自杀，此前该警员致电儿子后将自己反锁在家中，而突击队已包围该地区。

据报道，另一件大事发生在他离开幼儿园的路上。塔萨蓬据称在离开学校后给儿子打了个电话。在电话里，他谈到了儿子母亲的遭遇。此外，他还发表了一些暗示儿子可能会伤害自己的言论。

因此，警方严肃对待自杀的可能性。这一威胁成为警员考虑下一步行动的关键因素。警方没有立即强行破门而入，而是将重点放在谈判上。

起初，警方试图直接与塔萨蓬取得联系。随后，与他关系密切的人也参与了搜寻工作。据报道，他的儿媳曾试图劝说他到外面来。村长和农普拉莱市市长也被征召参与其中。

然而，警察仍然拒绝出来。

据报道，他一度停止与谈判人员沟通。此外，不时能听到屋内传出喊叫声。因此，警方扩大了警戒范围，并请求专业支援。

春武里府调查局特勤队已部署到位。武装突击队员在房屋及其周边区域占据有利位置。与此同时，邻近房屋的居民也被疏散以确保安全。警方已做好随时采取战术行动的准备。

即便如此，警方仍继续推动通过谈判达成投降协议。

内政部副部长加入围攻行动，警方证实持枪嫌犯仍被困在屋内。

下午4点，武装对峙已持续数小时。内政部副部长杰塞·泰塞前往现场了解事态发展。春武里府府尹纳里斯·尼拉迈翁也在现场。春武里府警察总长蓬潘·翁马尼泰少将也加入了他们的行列。

随后，警察少将蓬潘提供了重要最新消息。他证实，塔萨蓬仍然活着，被困在屋内。值得注意的是，警方已确认他仍在屋内活动。

尽管警力部署严密，局势依然相对平静。没有再发生枪击事件。同样，塔萨蓬和警方之间也没有交火。然而，所有的门窗都紧闭着。

因此，警方扩大了联系范围，试图通过他信任的人与他取得联系。他的亲属也被拉入谈判中。据报道，他的侄子们也被邀请参与协助。与此同时，警方也在寻找这位警官生前尊敬的人。

其中一位是名叫比利的年长退休警官。他说他从小就帮助抚养塔萨蓬。听到枪击事件后，比利赶到了被包围的房子。

比利站在大门外，朝着房子方向喊叫，试图说服塔萨蓬出来。然而，没有任何回应。

“我们是警察，我们必须为自己的行为负责，”比利告诉他。

曾举报嫌疑人的前警官在春武里府住宅外谈判失败后，恳求嫌疑人投降。

比利说他认识塔萨蓬很多年了。然而，两人已经两年多没见面了。因此，他对这位警察最近的个人困境知之甚少。他只知道塔萨蓬患有几种慢性疾病。

随着谈判的拖延，有关拜林遇害前几个小时的新信息浮出水面。一位认识塔萨蓬的烤鸡摊贩说，这名警察在枪击案发生前不久曾来过他家。

据报道，塔萨蓬在那次停留期间发表了一番令人惊讶的言论。据摊贩称，他说他想吃到饱为止。他还暗示，他可能以后不会再有机会回来这里吃饭了。

不到30分钟后，摊贩得知佩林被枪击了。

这位摊贩还描述了之前与塔萨蓬的几次接触。此前，这位警察看起来压力很大。据说他有时会坐着哭泣，倾诉自己的烦恼。然而，他似乎从未确切地解释过究竟是什么困扰着他。

另一方面，一位邻居提供了关于这位警官近期状况的另一番说法。这位邻居说，塔萨蓬曾抱怨警察工作压力很大，据说他还讨论过提前退休的事宜。

这些说法逐渐拼凑成周三事件的全貌。然而，警方尚未公布他们对这些说法的重视程度。

鸡肉摊贩回忆起那次不祥的拜访，邻居称警官曾谈到压力和退休。

关于这对夫妇的婚姻，更多细节也浮出水面。一位与他们家庭关系密切的人士透露，帕林和塔萨蓬的婚姻出现了严重问题。据该人士称，嫉妒已成为他们之间的一大难题。

此外，据报道，这对夫妇曾讨论过分居，也讨论过分割夫妻共同财产。据称，塔萨蓬反对分居，因此，据一位家庭成员透露，争吵变得频繁起来。

据报道，这对夫妇周二晚间也曾发生争吵。那次争吵发生在枪击案发生前几个小时。即便如此，截至周三晚间，警方仍未正式确定作案动机。

早期报道提及可能存在三角恋情。然而，所提供的证词并未提供确凿证据支持这一说法。因此，嫉妒、婚姻破裂和分居等情况仍只是报道的背景信息。关于夫妻共同财产的纠纷也尚未得到警方的最终结论。

在此背景下，另一个引人注目的家庭细节浮出水面。就在四天前，佩林和塔萨蓬还共同出席了儿子的婚礼。这对夫妇于9月5日共同举办了这场庆典。

警方调查妻子遇害前发生的事件，婚姻问题、嫉妒和财产纠纷浮出水面。

据报道，他们的儿子本人也是一名现役警官，驻扎在泰国南部。他结婚四天后，母亲去世，父亲随后被武装警察包围。

警方也希望儿子能协助结束对峙。报道称，他情绪极度低落，难以接受发生的一切。就在几天前，他的父母还一起筹备了他的婚礼。

现在，警方希望他能说服父亲投降。

据报道，父子俩的通话加剧了搜寻工作的紧迫性。据称，塔萨蓬离开幼儿园后给儿子打了电话。通话中，他谈到了枪击事件，并发表了暗示自残的言论。

作为应对措施的一部分，警方继续在谈判和进一步暴力威胁之间寻求平衡。嫌疑人并非普通的持枪歹徒，而是一名熟悉巡逻和预防工作的在职警员。

他也曾在邦拉蒙警局任职，该警局深度参与了应对行动。然而，警方并未公开声称塔萨蓬在围困期间向警员开枪。

事实上，被包围的房屋在整个下午的大部分时间里都异常安静。没有报告称屋内传出枪声。也没有警员开火。尽管如此，突击队员们仍然坚守阵地，附近的居民也远离家园。

警察之子在父母共同举办婚礼庆典四天后遭遇家庭悲剧

截至下午6点40分左右，围困已持续六个多小时。塔萨蓬仍被困在屋内，并未投降。与此同时，警方继续尝试与塔萨蓬建立有效的沟通渠道。

夜幕降临，营救行动仍陷入危险的僵局。亲属们劝说他出来未果，当地官员也束手无策。就连比利在门外的直接呼吁也无人回应。

到那时，调查人员也已经整理出了有关佩林死亡的详细事件经过。

据报道，在行凶前，塔萨蓬曾光顾过烤鸡摊。在那里，他曾说过可能不会再回来。之后，他被指控驾车前往幼儿园，车上携带了一把手枪。

进屋后，他见到了妻子，和她简单交谈了几句。这时，近距离响起一声枪响，白林应声倒地身亡。

监控录像显示，枪手注视了她大约十秒钟。随后，他返回车内逃离现场。据称，在回家途中，他给他们的儿子打了电话。

最后，警方在三公里外的家中找到了他。

经过六小时的围困，警方进入傍晚，正在重建枪手在幼儿园枪击案前后的行动轨迹。

这一线索为调查人员提供了几项关键证据，包括监控录像、目击证人证词以及找到的9毫米弹壳。警方还掌握了他在案发前不久的行踪记录。

然而，截至周三晚间，警方尚未正式宣布认定此案为预谋犯罪，也未公布确切的作案动机。相反，最紧迫的问题仍然出在被围困的房屋内。

此次枪击事件发生之际，泰国近期还发生了另外两起校园枪击案。周三的事件是短短一个多月内报告的第三起校园枪击案。

8月7日，德西林暖武里学校发生枪击案，造成7人死亡，其中包括14岁的枪手。在到达学校之前，他已经枪杀了自己的祖父母。

9月2日，甘烹碧府一所中学再次发生枪击事件。一名14岁男孩闯入校园，开枪射击。这名少年是警察的儿子。一名保安被子弹擦伤。

周三的枪击事件有所不同，因为枪击的目标显然是一名成年教师。然而，枪响时，教室里有44名幼儿园儿童。老师们立即做出反应，将孩子们锁在了教室里。

警方正在调查泰国近期发生的第三起校园枪击案，监控录像、目击证人证词和9毫米弹壳等证据构成了警方的证据。

随后，警方和救援人员封锁了学校。所有孩子最终都平安脱险。然而，佩林却仍然死在食堂里。

从那里，剧情转移到了三公里外的地方。

大约一个小时后，武装警察抵达嫌疑枪手的住所外。谈判人员试图与他沟通。亲属也赶到现场。当地官员也加入了他们的行列。

然后突击队来了。

警方清查了附近房屋，并加强了警戒线。高级指挥官赶赴现场。随后，内政部副部长杰塞·泰塞也抵达现场。

然而，房子依然紧闭着。

到了傍晚，警方得知塔萨蓬还活着，并且在屋内活动。但他把所有的门窗都关得严严实实。于是，比利直接向他一手带大的塔萨蓬求助。

仍未收到回复。

与四天前相比，景象截然不同。据报道，9月5日，塔萨蓬和佩琳一起庆祝了儿子的婚礼。到了周三早上，佩琳却在幼儿园去世了。

到了周三下午，他们的儿子被要求帮忙劝说他的父亲投降。

突击队封锁了这栋房屋，官员和亲属未能说服这名在职警察在傍晚前投降。

据报道，夫妻间的纠纷仍是调查的一部分。关于分居和财产分割的讨论也同样在调查之列。调查人员还掌握了这对夫妇周二晚间发生争吵的报告。

此外，他们还掌​​握了枪击案发生前不久该供应商的账目。然而，截至周三晚间，所有这些线索都未能帮助警方确定官方的作案动机。

晚上9点左右，塔萨蓬仍然把自己反锁在被包围的房屋内。武装警察和突击队员仍然控制着周边区域。谈判人员继续试图结束这场对峙。

此后未再发生枪击事件，也未报告与警方交火。尽管如此，行动一直持续到周三深夜。

三公里外的农普拉莱市立幼儿园在早晨的屠杀事件后关闭。园内44名儿童全部幸存，没有受伤。

她的丈夫，也就是被指控枪杀她的邦拉蒙警察，一直待在家里，没有出门。

警方称，一名15岁杀人犯在学校遭受霸凌后进行反击，他们正在调查周五发生的这起骇人听闻的邪恶罪行。

在周五发生大规模枪击事件后，总理阿努廷誓言将继续推行其强硬的枪支管制政策。

曼谷郊外暖武里府发生一起枪击案，造成9人死亡，其中一名学生在清晨遭到枪击。现场共2处。

芭堤雅发生的谋杀和恐怖事件才刚刚开始，警方正在调查“Pong”的恐怖统治。

芭堤雅恐怖案：两名俄罗斯兄妹被杀，揭露冷血犯罪团伙以杀人取乐的罪行

警方正在搜寻一对俄罗斯兄妹的裸体尸体，此前一名被捕嫌疑人已承认杀害了他们两人。

俄罗斯兄妹案中被隐瞒的证据表明，这对兄妹在周日清晨遭到追捕。

警方正在搜寻周日早晨在芭堤雅骑摩托车后失踪的俄罗斯兄妹。

在莫斯科发出警告后，部长向俄罗斯人保证泰国是安全的，并且他们是高价值游客。

泰国对那些滥用泰国好感、从事犯罪活动的可疑外国人和游客关闭大门。

新任部长确认将对外国旅游采取强硬措施。增加收费、缩短签证期限并强制购买保险。

签证入境期限由60天缩短至30天。鉴于外国游客数量下降10%，该方案已原则上达成一致。

部长确认将取消60天签证制度，以回应日益增长的行业安全担忧

泰国旅游业负责人警告称，如果再次爆发安全争议，泰国将面临被中国列入黑名单的风险。

翁英终于下达了命令。泰国切断了缅甸诈骗中心的电力供应。上午9点结束

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签证豁免计划因另一场以安全担忧为驱动的中国危机而受到质疑，这场危机阻碍了外国游客的旅游。

周四下午，一群中国犯罪分子在曼谷市中心行骗，诈骗和抢劫了1300万泰铢。

旅游业加密货币沙盒支付计划势必会遭到央行的强烈反对。

他信呼吁发行加密货币债券。他赞扬嫁给外国人的伊桑女性的成功和美丽。

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不断扩大的中国贸易逆差不容忽视，因为它扭曲了经济数据，掩盖了泰国GDP面临的潜在困境。2026年9月4日，泰中企业发出警告。

一名33岁的单身母亲自2026年8月28日星期五起在北碧府失踪，人们越来越担心她的安危。9月4日，失踪母亲维楚达女士（33岁）的监控录像显示她失踪。

红牛继承人沃拉育明年即可自由返回泰国，除非他主动投案或被国际刑警组织在海外逮捕。2026年9月4日，沃拉育的命运岌岌可危。

2026年9月3日，国防部长阿杜尔在曼谷目睹一起交通事故后，暂停车队行程，救助伤者。曼谷的一起交通事故使国防部长阿杜尔的行程戛然而止。

一名64岁的德国男子自2024年起在泰国潜逃，最终于2026年9月3日在湄宏顺府被警方抓获。长达三年的追捕行动在湄宏顺府一家旅馆落下帷幕。

2026年9月3日，美国海军重返其位于芭堤雅的老地盘，展开为期四天的城市振兴行动，现金交易成为关键。随着5000名美国海军官兵抵达芭堤雅，移动ATM机也随之投入使用。

泰国妻子凭借嗅觉嗅出丈夫不忠，并在法庭上证明其行为，最终结案“内裤异味案”（2026年9月2日）。妻子通过香水嗅出丈夫的婚外情。

2026年股市复苏并非建立在稳固的基础之上，而是依赖于外资和一家公司。2026年9月2日，曼谷股市在经历了三个月的低迷后强劲反弹，涨幅达26%。

新签证政策对在泰西方游客和外籍人士造成沉重打击，缩短停留时间和增加旅行次数 2026年9月1日 泰国新的签证紧缩政策将游客停留时间减半

泰国民众踊跃参与政府的TH人工智能项目，但ChatGPT在9月1日星期一晚些时候报告出现故障。超过136万泰国人注册了TH-AI项目。

曼谷发生令人痛心的悲剧：一名怀孕女教师因与男友争夺孩子抚养权而自杀身亡（2026年9月1日） 一名顾客发现这名怀孕的曼谷女教师已死亡

泰国对小型外国投资者的严格限制对其雄心勃勃的经合组织入盟目标构成重大障碍 2026年8月31日 泰国力争在2028年加入经合组织

旅游业对9月15日起实施的30天签证政策存在严重分歧。一位顶级大亨称此举是一个巨大的错误。（2026年9月6日）

2026年9月6日，一名失踪的北碧府母亲在北部逗留7天后，在一辆南行巴士上被发现，失踪原因至今成谜。

2026年9月5日，苏梅岛一名以色列侨民成为总理阿努廷新驱逐制度下首位被驱逐出境者。

美国海军芭堤雅之行进展顺利，消费强劲。春武里府府尹称此行圆满成功。2026年9月5日

就在泰国政府于2026年9月5日正式介入人工智能市场之际，泰国的付费人工智能用户经历了噩梦般的一周。

马来西亚网络赌博头目在曼谷突袭行动中被捕。这名48岁的男子是UFA网络的高级代理人。2026年9月4日

2026年9月4日，一名疯狂的前男友驾驶皮卡撞向骑摩托车的前女友及其新男友，致其死亡。

由于印度签证政策失误，泰国8月份流失了大量游客。2026年9月4日，泰国迅速调整政策，改为30天签证。

曼谷数据中心项目暂停，官员们正紧急评估该行业对资源的影响 2026年9月3日

艾滋病毒和艾滋病仍然潜伏在泰国色情行业的霓虹灯招牌背后，尤其是在其转向网络之后。（2026年9月3日）

2026年9月3日，弟弟发现哥哥酗酒后将其杀害，当时他们的母亲正在医院与死神搏斗。

前总理佩通坦就社交媒体上有关她与以色列土地有关联的虚假帖子向警方报案 2026年9月2日

人民党激进派人士抨击本周启动的旗舰人工智能项目TH AI，并向反腐机构提交索赔申请（2026年9月2日）

士兵们回来了。2026年9月2日，美国军人返回他们曾参与创建的芭堤雅城，进行战时休假。

2026年9月1日星期一，光天化日之下，一名大麻店店员因29200泰铢的诈骗案袭击了一名骑摩托车的英国男子。

2026年9月1日，泰国北部一名女子通过养殖和出售活蟑螂供附近河流的渔民捕鱼，建立了一项蓬勃发展的生意。

芭堤雅警方正在调查2026年8月31日星期一凌晨发生在芭堤雅南区一家夜总会的枪击案。

阿努廷本周伊始就面临双重经济难题：汽车制造商和铁路财团威胁要退出合作。2026年8月31日

2026年8月31日，一名美国男子在普吉岛被捕，他因涉嫌在家中性侵未成年人而被美国州和联邦政府通缉。

曼谷夜生活风靡全球，有望在2026年8月30日荣膺世界第一和全球游客最多的城市。

芭堤雅警方在美军预计于2026年8月30日星期三抵达前夕，针对街头性工作者展开行动。

泰国政治即将迎来一个关键时刻，参议院串谋案的判决将于9月14日公布（2026年8月30日）。

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