Police Identify Mysterious Corpse Found in Trash Can by Tattoo

Waste management workers in Rayong discovered human body parts in a trash bin, initially mistaking the smell for a dead animal.

A waste management worker recounts the initial discovery, describing the strong odor and the appearance of maggots, leading to the realization it was human remains.

Police surveyed the scene and surrounding areas but found no witnesses who saw anything unusual. The victim was confirmed to be female, with signs of decomposition and a tattoo.

The victim was identified as 17-year-old Chonticha, also known as Fon, from Nakhon Ratchasima, who was living in Chonburi. Authorities are investigating the circumstances of her death and why her body was found in Rayong.

A separate report details a conflict between neighbors in Nonthaburi over encroaching trees, which escalated to involve community leaders and municipal officials.

Police in Udon Thani arrested a man, Cherd, for drug dealing. The arrest was made in front of his 8-year-old son, who was aware of his father's activities.

Authorities found a significant quantity of methamphetamine at Cherd's residence. He confessed to selling drugs and recently being released from prison.

A report on the capture of Anusit, a serial thief who committed crimes across seven provinces, including motorcycle and car theft, and ATM vandalism.

Police pursued Anusit across multiple provinces before finally apprehending him in Nakhon Pathom. The suspect had evaded capture multiple times.

A lone robber armed with a knife held up a gas station attendant in Nakhon Phanom, stealing over 100,000 baht.

Police are analyzing CCTV footage and fingerprints to identify the suspect, who covered his license plate. They are also investigating the possibility of an inside job.