“Roared like a beast and ate cement”: in Thailand, they are looking for relatives of a Russian who destroyed a hotel and an insulator

The incident occurred near Phuket. The Russian was in a hotel room with the girl, when suddenly he was covered by an attack of uncontrolled aggression. He started smashing furniture and glass. The companion got scared and ran away.

The police came to the scene. The young man was arrested and taken to a detention center.

What caused this condition is officially unknown. Eyewitnesses suggest that the Russian could have used something, but there is no confirmation of this version.

As a volunteer from Pattaya Svetlana Sherstoboyeva told, citing an interpreter who was called to communicate with the detainee, it was almost impossible to establish contact with him.

- I've never seen that before. Shaggy tangled hair, dark maroon face, inarticulate speech. I just wanted to sprinkle it with holy water, the translator described what she saw.

According to the volunteer, the young man’s name is Oleg, but he did not respond to this name. His passport data also did not perceive and for some reason claimed that his name is Sasha.

But the worst, according to eyewitnesses, began already in the police detention center. The Russian roared, broke everything he could reach, tore off the wires and began to pick up the tile with his hands.

He roared not like a man, but like a wounded beast. He tore off the tiles with his nails, broke everything around and spoiled everything. Then he began to pick and eat cement, said Svetlana Sherstoboyeva.

After that, the detainee began a severe vomiting.

The interpreter asked the police to send the Russian to the hospital because he could seriously hurt himself. As a result, the young man in handcuffs was taken to a hospital in Phuket.

Volunteers are now looking for his parents, relatives, friends, or those with whom he flew to Thailand.

According to Svetlana Sherstoboyeva, the situation is complicated by the fact that the Russian caused damage to the hotel and police detention center. He will also have to pay for treatment. The volunteer fears that if financial and legal issues cannot be resolved before the trial, the Muscovite may end up in a Thai prison. If the damage can be compensated, it is expected to be sent to Russia as soon as possible and handed over to doctors. A return ticket was purchased for September 30.