Uthen Thawai Alumnus Assassinated in Targeted Shooting at Cannabis Shop

The anchor introduces the shooting of a 31-year-old Uthen Thawai alumnus and discusses the possibility of institutional rivalry.

Analysis of the attack involving two gunmen on a motorcycle using dual weapons to target the victim.

Description of the suspects' attire, the white motorcycle used, and their tactical approach of riding without headlights.

Discussion on how the gunmen ignored other people at the shop to focus solely on Mr. Wirun.

Police and reporters speculate on whether the victim was tracked or if his routine was monitored.

Details on the severity of the wounds and the items found at the scene, including the victim's motorcycle.

Interviews with witnesses at the shop who describe the gunmen's actions and the victim's habits.

The shop owner describes the victim as a regular customer and a construction foreman who was not a troublemaker.

Police Colonel Panlop discusses the preparation of the killers and the failed chase by patrol officers.

A local resident describes the event as the most violent incident in the area in 20 years.

The cannabis shop owner confirms the business is legal and provides CCTV footage to the police.

Detailed breakdown of how the killers coasted the motorcycle to a stop and executed the shooting without speaking.

Witnesses describe the killers checking if the victim was dead before fleeing the scene.

The victim's mother shares his personal struggles, his desire to be ordained as a monk, and his education history.

A review of other recent killings of vocational students and alumni in 2026.