Pattaya homeowner suspects foreign neighbor over firecracker roof attack

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Pattaya Tourist Police and Nongprue Police inspect a home after a suspected firecracker was thrown onto its roof, causing damage.

PATTAYA, Thailand – Pattaya Tourist Police and Nongprue Police inspected a home on November 13 after an object believed to be a firecracker was thrown onto its roof, causing damage the previous night. The joint inspection by Tourist Police Investigation Unit 4, Division 2, and Nongprue Police found firecracker fragments at the scene. Officers said a neighbor, a foreign national with whom the homeowner reportedly had an ongoing dispute, was suspected of being responsible. However, the incident remains under investigation.

Police provided assistance and advised the homeowner to give further information to investigators to support an application for a search warrant and possible legal action. Authorities said they would pursue the matter in accordance with the law, with the aim of protecting residents and maintaining peace in the neighborhood. Residents and visitors needing assistance can contact the Tourist Police hotline 1155 or Pattaya Tourist Police directly at 061 146 1155.


Officers find firecracker fragments at the scene during their inspection on November 13.

Tourist Police advise the homeowner to provide further information to investigators to support legal action.