Two Finnish tourists filed a police report after $2,000 in cash was stolen from their rented home in Pattaya early on October 29, 2025. The Finnish tourists theft in Pattaya case has raised safety concerns among foreign visitors staying in Jomtien.
Incident Details
At 1:06 a.m., the victims went to Pattaya City Police Station, Dongtan Curve branch, to report the theft.
Pol. Lt. Anan Mahakit Asawakul, deputy investigator, received the complaint and began the investigation.
The two Finnish women said they were staying with family in a private house on Soi Jomtien 7. After dining out, they returned to find $2,000 in foreign currency missing. No forced entry was found. No one in the house saw the suspect.
Police Response
Pol. Lt. Anan recorded the report as evidence. He coordinated with the investigation team to inspect the house and gather clues.
Officers are reviewing possible CCTV footage in nearby streets to identify the suspect behind the Finnish tourists theft in Pattaya.
Local Reaction
The Finnish tourists theft in Pattaya adds to a growing number of theft reports involving foreigners in tourist zones.
Local authorities urged both residents and tourists to lock their properties, secure valuables, and alert police about any unusual behavior.
Ongoing Investigation
Police continue to collect evidence and track down the suspect.
Officials say they aim to maintain safety in Pattaya and protect its image as a reliable tourist destination.
