Brother Kills Sister Over Inheritance Dispute in Rayong

Introduction to a murder case in Rayong involving a dispute over a 24-rai land inheritance, which escalated to violence during a scheduled land survey.

Police respond to a shooting incident in a construction area in Nikhom Phatthana, Rayong, finding one deceased and one seriously injured. A burning vehicle is also discovered.

The perpetrator, the victim's brother, fled the scene. Authorities believe the motive is a conflict over land ownership, exacerbated by a dispute during the land survey.

An eyewitness describes the events, including the suspect's vehicle arriving and the subsequent argument and shooting that led to the fatalities and injuries.

The son of the deceased and injured couple explains that the conflict stems from the uncle's desire to possess the entire inherited land.

It is revealed that threats of violence had occurred prior to the incident, and the victim had filed a police report for protection, but police had not yet arrived.

The report concludes the first segment by stating that the suspect has not yet been apprehended and the investigation is ongoing.

A separate incident in Lampang where a neighbor allegedly fired a gun into a house due to a complaint about smoke from cooking sticky rice.

The suspect in the Lampang incident, Mr. Thavisak, was arrested. Police also found methamphetamine during the arrest and a search of his home.

Mr. Thavisak confesses to firing shots, claiming it was a warning due to the ongoing smoke issue, and denies intending to kill anyone.

The primary issue was the smoke from traditional charcoal stoves used for cooking sticky rice, which the suspect found bothersome.

It is clarified that the methamphetamine found was not Mr. Thavisak's but belonged to another individual at the house, who was also arrested.

A report from Chonburi about a woman who borrowed money from loan sharks for a friend and is now being harassed by the lenders.

Footage shows a heated confrontation where loan sharks aggressively demand repayment from the woman who borrowed money for a friend.

The harassment includes verbal abuse and the loan sharks opening a water faucet and preparing to spray water at the woman's house.

The victim, Ms. Su, a 53-year-old salon owner, explains she borrowed 10,000 baht for a friend who has since blocked all contact.

Ms. Su warns viewers against borrowing from illegal loan sharks, emphasizing the severe consequences and the distress caused by such practices.