Hua Hin Halloween revelers met the scary "guests" no one expected!

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Hua Hin Halloween revelers met the scary "guests" no one expected!

 

Picture: Thai Rath

 

Revelers at a party house in Hua Hin last night had some very unwanted Halloween gatecrashers.

 

The chief of police and administration chiefs came to join the party.

 

Sitthichai Srisophacharoenrat and the army had got wind that a group of 20 somethings had come down to the resort to meet for a drugs bash at a house called "Ban Happiness" with some local recruits.

 

The result was a lot of arrests for drug taking at the pool house in the Samor Phrong housing estate.

 

The raiding party arrived at 11 pm and ordered the party goers to stop dancing and turn off the music.

 

Out of 20 men and women aged 20-25 14 tested positive for drug taking. Also showing the telltale purple urine were nine soldiers out of 16 tested.

 

The raiding party found evidence of drug taking equipment and Thai Rath said the attendees were doiing "Ice", Ya Ba and Ketamine.

 

Source: Thai Rath

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2017-11-01

[Get Real]

Sad, people can´t party without illegal drugs.

[Centrum]

59 minutes ago, Get Real said:

Sad, people can´t party without illegal drugs.

I completely agree. Time to make them legal.

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9 Army conscripts, 14 teens arrested for drug abuse at Hua Hin party

By The Nation

 

Police and troops raided a poolside resort house in Hua Hin early on Wednesday and rounded up nine Army conscripts and 14 teenagers who tested positive to drugs.

Somporn Patchimphet, assistant Prachuap Khiri Khan governor, led police and troops from the Thanarat Fort to raid the Happiness Hua Hin resort house after receiving a tip-off that some teenagers were holding a drug party.

 

The authorities also found women aged between 20 and 25, and many Army conscripts drinking and dancing beside the pool.

 

They women said they came from Bangkok and they were holding a party for their 16 Army friends, who are about to be discharged.

 

The authorities said 14 teenagers and nine Army conscripts tested positive to drug use.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30330554

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2017-11-01

[Mickmouse1]

I can not understand Thai celebrating Halloween?  What is the connection? ???

[wirat69]

35 minutes ago, Mickmouse1 said:

I can not understand Thai celebrating Halloween?  What is the connection? ???

Just another pagan festival... and the Thai word for pumpkin is ... (censored)...!!!!!

[Skeptic7]

9 hours ago, Get Real said:

Sad, people can´t party without illegal drugs.

Sad, people can't party in private without being invaded.

[Get Real]

30 minutes ago, Skeptic7 said:

Sad, people can't party in private without being invaded.

Great perception. You just said "If you break the law in private, then it´s all ok"
I wonder, does that one go for murder and rape too?

[Skeptic7]

1 minute ago, Get Real said:

Great perception. You just said "If you break the law in private, then it´s all ok"
I wonder, does that one go for murder and rape too?

Not the first time I've mentioned this, but bears repeating again. Hey Get Real...GET REAL.

In answer to your query...

 

In a word...NO

 

Certainly anyone and everyone...even you...should (hopefully) know that the extreme crimes you mentioned were not the intent of my post.

 

But to appease your "straw-man" argument...

 

"party" (v) is associated with having fun...a good time...music...dancing...and certainly not hurting anyone.

 

In the world I live in...murder and rape (or even a fight) are not assumed with a party or "partying". If such appalling crimes do take place...THEN certainly police actions are justified. 

 

 

[Dap]

2 hours ago, Mickmouse1 said:

I can not understand Thai celebrating Halloween?  What is the connection? ???

Fun???

[tifino]

3 hours ago, Mickmouse1 said:

I can not understand Thai celebrating Halloween?  What is the connection? ???

 

American drugs maybe???

[Get Real]

1 hour ago, Skeptic7 said:

Not the first time I've mentioned this, but bears repeating again. Hey Get Real...GET REAL.

In answer to your query...

 

In a word...NO

 

Certainly anyone and everyone...even you...should (hopefully) know that the extreme crimes you mentioned were not the intent of my post.

 

But to appease your "straw-man" argument...

 

"party" (v) is associated with having fun...a good time...music...dancing...and certainly not hurting anyone.

 

In the world I live in...murder and rape (or even a fight) are not assumed with a party or "partying". If such appalling crimes do take place...THEN certainly police actions are justified. 

 

 

No, but drugs is associated with partying, right! Drugs are illegal, and also carry quite harsh jailtime that sometimes can be compared to murder and rape cases.
Means that you state that the law is wrong. You have probably never heard people taking drugs "partying" or for fun, and later a serious crime are commited because of the intake of drugs changed their mentality?

Was that real enough for you, or are you going to try to explain that under the carpet too. So it suits you, you know.

Edited November 1, 2017 by Get Real

[observer90210]

Drugs make  the mind loose its inhibitions.

 

Consequently, an individual with fragile mental dynamics can do much harm either to himself or to others

 

If a drug junkie wants to blow his brains or his nostrils off... fine !!!.... his or her problem and none of our business, as that's what they want to hear....

 

...but as they can....can... turn to harm others under influence of brain inhibitions...that becomes a societal problem and responsibility and thus a legal duty to reprimand.

 

Is  that difficult for many a stupid junkie to understand ?......really....please....

[rwdrwdrwd]

4 hours ago, observer90210 said:

Drugs desinhibit the mind.

 

Consequently, an individual with fragile mental dynamics can do much harm either to himself or to others.

 

Is is that difficult for many a stupid junkie to understand ?......really....please....

Disinhibit.

What did you take too much of then?

[observer90210]

5 minutes ago, rwdrwdrwd said:

Disinhibit.

What did you take too much of then?

sorry, was thinking in french and not in english....but I'm glad you had your 5 seconds of "glory" in your response that lacked elementary argument.

Edited November 1, 2017 by observer90210

[rwdrwdrwd]

Avoiding the obvious analogy with alcohol here (though it's not really a analogy since it's also a drug), drivers of cars *can* harm others as a result of their actions (even if they keep under the speed limit and drive sober), yet we do not ban driving cars. We opt to prosecute drivers *if* and *when* they cause damage to others as a result of their actions.

In short, the argument "*X* can lead to *BAD THING* so therefore *X* should be banned" which you appear to be making, is quite facile.

Edited November 1, 2017 by rwdrwdrwd

[ZAKY]

13 hours ago, Mickmouse1 said:

I can not understand Thai celebrating Halloween?  What is the connection? ???

Me too!!! 

[Si Thea01]

6 hours ago, observer90210 said:

sorry, was thinking in french and not in english....but I'm glad you had your 5 seconds of "glory" in your response that lacked elementary argument.

 

I am not into the French language but in English, if you had said that drugs can cause disinhibited behaviours then the challenger's statement would be irrelevant, which it still is. I knew what you meant, which it appears he didn't, so no sorry or 5 seconds of fame (glory) as really has no idea of what you were getting at.

[rwdrwdrwd]

Of course I knew what they intended to say, it was simply highly ironic that that they referenced 'fragile mental dynamics' whilst themselves making spelling and grammatical errors - hence questioning what they, themselves, had taken. It's somewhat concerning that the subtext needs explaining to you :D.

 

It's still a facile argument though, whether or not the spelling is correct.

Edited November 2, 2017 by rwdrwdrwd