A 51-year-old man, identified as Suchitchai, was arrested by police for allegedly sexually abusing koi fish. The incident occurred outside a home, where the owner had adjusted his CCTV camera to capture footage of the area after a suspicious item was found near the pond. The camera caught the suspect in action, who had cycled to the scene and walked around the pond before committing the alleged abuse. The suspect was reportedly naked when he entered the pond and caught the fish.
Further details of the incident are available from the source, including an interview with the pond's owner. The suspect's actions were caught on camera, allowing authorities to track him down.
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