Master's Student Stabbed with Scissors Near Asoke Campus

A female master's student at a prominent university in the Asoke area was attacked by an LGBTQ+ woman behaving like a drug addict, chased and stabbed with scissors until she required 7 stitches. She reveals the incident has become a recurring nightmare, leaving her panic-stricken and requiring security escort to her classroom building.

On October 26, 2026, a female master's student at a well-known university in the Asoke area sought assistance from the "Sai Mai Tong Rod" page after being assaulted by an LGBTQ+ woman displaying behavior similar to someone under the influence of drugs. The assailant physically attacked her and used scissors to chase and stab her, causing injuries requiring 7 stitches. Although a police report was filed, the case has not progressed as it should, creating fear that the attacker may return to reoffend or endanger others.

The incident occurred on October 3 at approximately 8:55 AM while the victim was walking from her accommodation to class, a routine route only 150 meters from the university. The attacker approached and punched her in the left face without provocation, simultaneously interrogating her about why she was following her and whether someone had sent her. Although the victim tried to explain she was hurrying to class and had no interest in the attacker, the assailant refused to listen and continued the assault, then produced scissors and chased her, stabbing repeatedly. At one point the scissors lunged toward her face; the victim raised her right hand to protect herself and was stabbed in the hand, causing the injury. The attacker then fled.

After the attack, the victim ran into the university building for help, receiving first aid from clinic staff, lecturers, and friends before being taken to the hospital where she received 7 stitches. She then filed a report at Thong Lor Police Station.

However, despite personally following up on the case twice and calling officials more than 10 times — initially being told the suspect was being tracked — the case has still not shown clear progress, causing significant worry because the attacker dresses like an ordinary person, making her difficult to spot.

The event has inflicted severe psychological trauma on the victim. Every time she passes the scene she feels awful and tries to avoid the route. Even though the university has arranged mental health professionals to provide care, she still experiences panic and paranoia whenever someone approaches closely. She also continues to have recurring nightmares about the attack, to the point of requesting nearby security personnel to escort her to the classroom building.

The victim confirms she does not seek monetary compensation or any financial liability, but wants the attacker to face legal punishment. She also issues a warning that this incident was fortunate only because the scissors did not strike vital areas such as the eyes, neck, or major arteries, which could have been life-threatening.

Meanwhile, Ekkaphap Lueangprasert, founder of the "Sai Mai Tong Rod" page, disclosed he will urgently coordinate with the Thong Lor Police Station commander to follow up on progress, expecting the suspect to be apprehended within 1-2 days because there are clear witnesses and evidence. He emphasized that incidents of this nature should not occur, especially in front of an educational institution.

Additionally, he pointed out a legal limitation: if the case relies only on a medical certificate, the charge may be merely bodily harm, and if the attacker confesses, the penalty could be reduced further, which he believes is insufficient.