A serial car thief who took a car from a Don Muang company after hours claims he was just out for a joyride and had no intention to steal. His “joyride” took him all the way to Nonthaburi where he left it at a temple carpark overnight.
On Sunday, Don Muang police arrested Chainarong Krajangjai, 38, at the temple when he came back for the vehicle. Media images showed him handcuffed and seated next to a Toyota Yaris which he stole from the Nawong Pracha Phatthana Road firm on May 7.
Chainarong, who initially told police he took it for a spin, drove to Wat Koh Paya Jeng in Pak Kret, Nonthaburi. After the owner reported it missing, police followed the route he took via CCTV cameras positioned across the city and lay in wait until…
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