A resident of a high-rise building in thailand cut ropes of two painters and left them hanging above the 26th floor. She was reportedly unhappy so she cut the ropes and they hadn't been notified while doing the work.
According to the police of Bangkok, the woman faces charges of attempted murder and property destruction. The lady did not explain why she cut the rope, but Thai media said that she was dissatisfied when workers appeared outside her door without seeing Kondo's notification.
On social media, two painters requested that tenants on the 26th floor unlock the window and let them in. Song, a Myanmarese painter, told Thai media that he and two of his pals had sunk to their knees. The building's 32nd story has a crack that has to be repaired.
He felt the rope was heavy as he reached the 30th floor, and when he looked down, he saw that someone on the 21st floor had opened the window and cut his rope.
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On social media, two painters were seen pleading with tenants on the 26th floor to unlock the window and let them in.
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They attempted to enlist the assistance of other forces, but no one was there. A resident rescued him and offered him a third aide from the top floor.
The incident was reported to the police by the condo management and the painters. The 34-year-old lady originally denied responsibility, according to the media, but the authorities sent the broken rope to be fingerprinted and dna tested.
On Wednesday, the woman and her attorney appeared at the police station. He confessed but denied any desire to kill the activists after police showed him CCTV footage and forensic proof.
The suspect had been temporarily released, according to Pongjack. Within 15 days the police would bring an indictment in provincial court. If convicted of attempted murder, he may face up to 20 years in prison.
