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Female Guard Assaulted After Workplace Complaint Mix-Up

A female security guard's boyfriend was beaten by three motorcyclists on Bangkok's Chan Road in June after she mistakenly accused a coworker of filing a complaint that led to her reassignment, with attackers apparently targeting the wrong p

Female Guard Assaulted After Workplace Complaint Mix-Up
22 Jul Khaosod

On July 22, a female security guard and her boyfriend appealed for justice after he was attacked by three men on motorcycles on Chan Road in Bangkok's Sai Mai district on June 25. The guard, identified as Ms. A (alias), explained that she and her boyfriend had worked at the same company for 8–9 years. On June 23, a customer filed a complaint about her work performance on Facebook and tagged senior management. This led to her immediate reassignment. Misunderstanding the situation, the guard accused a coworker in the company LINE group of filing the complaint, though she later clarified she was not involved and chose not to respond further.

On the morning of June 25, while riding behind her boyfriend's motorcycle, three attackers on motorcycles cut them off and began beating the boyfriend, shouting "You're a unit head now, huh?" The boyfriend was struck in the face multiple times while unable to defend himself. A passerby's intervention caused the attackers to flee. The boyfriend suffered facial injuries and body bruises lasting several days. The guard believes the attackers mistakenly thought her boyfriend was the supervisor responsible for her transfer.

After the incident, the guard requested CCTV footage from the location but was told none covered the exact attack site. She then filed a report with investigators at Yannawa Police Station to pursue legal action, though the case has not progressed.

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