Slovak ex-boyfriend storms a massage shop, slaps two masseuses and wrecks property. CCTV catches the chaos in Suphan Buri. His former girlfriend points to a disputed imported car and further threats. Six days later, police have still announced no arrest.
A Slovak man accused of attacking two Thai masseuses at a Suphan Buri massage parlour remains unarrested six days after the violence. Martin, reportedly jailed for two years in Slovakia, allegedly slapped both women and subjected one to sexually abusive conduct. CCTV also captured damage to motorcycles outside. The November 4 attack followed a bitter dispute with his former girlfriend over an imported car reportedly seized by Customs. Meanwhile, the business owner alleges further threats and questions police inaction as the case attracts national attention.
A Slovak man launched a violent attack on two Thai masseuses after storming their workplace in Suphan Buri last Wednesday. The foreigner, identified only as Martin, was searching for his former girlfriend, who owned the massage parlour.
Instead, he confronted two employees, slapped both women and smashed a mobile telephone. One victim also accused him of sexually abusive conduct. CCTV footage subsequently captured damage to motorcycles outside the premises.
The confrontation occurred on November 4, at a massage establishment in Mueang district, Suphan Buri province. The two workers, identified as Suphattra and Thawee, were on duty when Martin arrived demanding to see their employer.
Slovak visitor allegedly slaps two masseuses and makes sexual advances after failing to find ex-girlfriend
However, business owner Siriporn was absent, and neither employee knew her whereabouts. Both women subsequently reported being assaulted despite having no involvement in the former couple’s financial dispute.
Six days later, the case attracted national attention following reports by Workpoint News and Channel 8. Siriporn approached journalists after becoming frustrated with the lack of visible police progress. In addition, she accused her former boyfriend of threatening her through social media. She feared he could return and attack her or her employees again.
According to the workers, Martin entered the premises and demanded information about Siriporn. Neither woman could provide an answer, and the confrontation quickly turned violent. Suphattra told Channel 8 that Martin first approached Thawee and slapped her across the face. He then seized her mobile telephone and smashed it against the ground.
The foreigner subsequently turned towards Suphattra, who reported an even more disturbing encounter. She alleged that Martin attempted to rub his genitals against her face. However, she moved away and avoided the reported sexual contact. Martin allegedly followed her before slapping her as well. Both employees were attacked during the same visit, according to their accounts.
CCTV captures motorcycle damage as reports reveal imported car dispute behind massage parlour attack
The disturbance then spilt outside the massage establishment. CCTV footage reportedly showed Martin kicking over motorcycles parked near the premises. The vehicles sustained damage before the foreigner rode away. Notably, the reported destruction followed the confrontation inside, where a mobile telephone had already been smashed.
Workpoint News broadcast CCTV footage of the incident on Tuesday, November 10. The recordings captured parts of the confrontation and damage outside the business.
Separately, the workers described the assaults and reported sexual misconduct to journalists. The full extent of their injuries remains unknown, with no medical assessments publicly disclosed.
The reported violence followed a bitter disagreement involving an imported car purchased during Martin’s former relationship with Siriporn. Speaking to Channel 8, the businesswoman described the couple’s history and the financial dispute preceding the attack. She said Martin had previously purchased a vehicle in Ayutthaya and registered it in her name.
Slovak man’s reported two-year prison term precedes bitter row over car registered to former girlfriend
Their relationship subsequently deteriorated after Martin returned to Slovakia. According to Siriporn, the foreigner was imprisoned in his home country for approximately two years. However, she did not identify the offence responsible for his imprisonment. Neither his conviction nor the circumstances of his release have been independently established.
During his imprisonment, Siriporn decided to end their relationship. She also blocked his contact details, preventing further communication.
Following his release, Martin reportedly returned to Thailand and attempted to contact her. His attention immediately turned towards the imported car purchased during their relationship.
Martin wanted to know what had happened to the vehicle registered in Siriporn’s name. Her explanation reportedly triggered another confrontation between the former couple. She told him that a loan shark had taken possession of the car because of an outstanding debt.
Furthermore, she claimed the vehicle had been imported illegally and subsequently seized by Thai Customs officials.
Questions surround imported car seizure as dispute leads Slovak man back to Suphan Buri massage shop
The competing accounts surrounding the vehicle remain unresolved. In particular, the reports do not establish whether the loan shark’s repossession and Customs seizure were separate incidents. No documents have emerged confirming the car’s financing, ownership arrangements or eventual seizure. Equally, its make, value and present whereabouts remain undisclosed.
Nevertheless, the disagreement reportedly intensified following Martin’s return to Thailand. The dispute preceded his arrival at Siriporn’s massage establishment on Wednesday, November 4.
However, the woman he wanted to confront was absent. Instead, he encountered Suphattra and Thawee, neither of whom had any reported involvement in the vehicle transaction.
The two employees were subsequently drawn into the confrontation when they could not identify their employer’s location. Their accounts described separate physical assaults, destruction of a telephone and sexually abusive behaviour.
Meanwhile, CCTV footage showed damage to motorcycles outside the premises. Martin reportedly departed on his own motorcycle following the disturbance.
Massage parlour owner reports social media threats and demands action six days after workers attacked
Siriporn later accused her former boyfriend of issuing threats through social media. The reported messages intensified her concerns following the attacks on her employees. Consequently, she filed a formal police complaint concerning the November 4 incident. She said she feared Martin might return to the business and launch another attack.
By Tuesday, November 10, the owner was publicly questioning the investigation’s progress. Six days had passed since the reported assaults, yet authorities had announced no arrest.
Local sources reported that Siriporn approached journalists because she remained concerned about the situation. She also shared details online, seeking public attention for the case.
The complaint centred on the attacks against two employees who were not parties to the financial disagreement. Suphattra had reported being slapped and subjected to sexually abusive conduct. Thawee described being struck across the face and having her telephone destroyed. Additionally, CCTV footage reportedly captured the foreigner damaging motorcycles before leaving the premises.
Social media divides over car dispute as police reveal no arrest, charges or details of Slovak suspect
The case also triggered divided reactions among Thai social media users. Some commentators argued that Siriporn should accept responsibility for the unresolved vehicle dispute. Others maintained that the disagreement did not justify violence against her employees.
Despite the competing opinions, the central allegations concerned Martin’s reported conduct inside and outside the massage establishment.
Police had not publicly released substantive details of their investigation by November 10. There was no confirmed announcement that Martin had been questioned, summoned or detained. Likewise, authorities had not disclosed whether investigators were preparing criminal charges or seeking an arrest warrant. No court proceedings involving the reported assaults had been confirmed.
The Slovak national’s full identity also remains unknown. Reports have identified him only as Martin, without publishing his surname, age or passport details. His immigration status has not been established either. Furthermore, authorities have not confirmed when he re-entered Thailand following his reported imprisonment in Slovakia.
The circumstances surrounding that imprisonment remain equally unclear. Siriporn’s account provides the only supplied information concerning his reported two-year sentence. Separately, the imported car dispute remains unresolved, with no Customs documentation or financial records disclosed. The relationship between the reported debt, repossession and seizure has not been established.
Police investigation remains unresolved as workers await answers over assaults and property damage
Meanwhile, the reported assaults have raised separate questions about the police response. The business owner lodged a complaint and subsequently publicised the case through national television and social media. However, investigators had not announced whether they had located Martin or obtained a statement from him.
Neither are there confirmed medical findings concerning either employee. No detailed assessment of the reported physical injuries has been released. Similarly, there has been no public announcement concerning potential charges arising from the alleged sexual misconduct or property damage.
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By Tuesday evening, November 10, the investigation remained unresolved. Two massage workers had accused Martin of assault, while one also alleged sexually abusive conduct. Their employer had accused him of threats and filed a police complaint. CCTV footage had emerged showing parts of the disturbance and damage outside the establishment.
Nevertheless, no arrest, formal charges or court proceedings had been publicly confirmed six days after the incident. Suphan Buri police had also provided no confirmed account of Martin’s whereabouts. The Slovak national remained publicly identified only by his first name, with the allegations against him still untested in court.
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