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Sattahip man arrested for hacking ‘vile-mouthed’ wife

Patcharapol Panrak
A Sattahip man who said he’d had enough nagging was arrested for allegedly shutting her up with a cleaver.
A drunk Jamras Sektrakulpinyo, 52, was taken into custody at his Soi Tewson home July 8. His wife, Phongsai A-chana, 49, was taken to Queen Sirikit Naval Medical center with severe cuts to her forehead, cheek, shoulder and wrist.
Police said Jamras admitted to the attack in a vociferous outburst, complaining she had a “vile mouth” and that they’d been arguing and the fight turned to violence.
 

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