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Shocking moment British tourist is pickpocketed in Thailand
An embarrassed British tourist was pickpocketed while drunkenly walking through a red-light district.
Anthony O’Malley, 49, from the North East of England, was strolling through the go-go bar strip of Pattaya, Thailand, at 3.30am on June 2.
CCTV footage shows how the thief in short pants and a pink top approached him and put their hand down the front of his trousers.
The confused Brit, with one hand holding a cigarette, tried to pull away but the thief kept their hand on his private parts.
A second sex worker then approached him to offer sexual services. However, when Anthony returned to his hotel he noticed his wallet containing 20,000 Thai baht (500GBP) was missing.
He contacted police who checked CCTV and identified the suspects. Officers are now hunting the pair over the alleged theft.
Footage of Anthony watching back the incident shows him asking ''is it a boy or a girl?'' to which a police officer replies ''a boy''.
Anthony then describes his ''money bag'' and the amount he believes was stolen.
Pattaya City Police Chief Lieutenant Colonel Aphichai Krobtech said: ‘’The suspect complained to police that his wallet had been stolen.
‘’This act is considered to seriously damage the image of Pattaya as a safe tourist resort. The two criminals will be traced and prosecuted.''
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