DEA and Thai Police seize over a Billion Baht in Drugs

by CityNews

 

 

CityNews – Drugs valued over a billion baht seized.

 

On February 11th, Provincial Police Region 5 accompanied the DEA Office Region 5, military officers and authorities on a drug bust. The bust was a result of an arrest in Songkhla earlier in January which revealed to police that drugs would be transported via Nim See Seng Transport.

 

Full Story: http://www.chiangmaicitylife.com/news/dea-thai-police-seize-billion-baht-drugs/

 

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Are they talking here about the US DEA or is it the Thai clone ?...whatever !!...well done boys !!!...a good amount of poison, off the streets...that hopefully will be fully destroyed !!!

Most likely US DEA ...you don't think the US consulate maintains that huge fortress in CM just for consular services do you? ....  sposed to be a big CIA  facility also.

The US DEA office is off Neiman, not at the Consulate.

2 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

On February 11th, Provincial Police Region 5 accompanied the DEA Office Region 5,...

It sounds like Thai DEA.

somethings deserve a photo opp..this is one of them !

DEA were active in Don Muang in the 70's.

13 hours ago, daoyai said:

Most likely US DEA ...you don't think the US consulate maintains that huge fortress in CM just for consular services do you? ....  sposed to be a big CIA  facility also.

What US consulate or embassy isn't?

If that's the US DEA, then that will give the Narcos TV series more material to play with. 

20 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

DEA Office Region 5

A US operation.

The Far East Region is responsible for oversight and management of DEA operations in 34 countries in Southeast Asia.  These activities are executed by personnel assigned to 14 DEA offices located throughout the Region, to include:  Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Udorn, Thailand; Beijing and Hong Kong, China; Canberra and Sydney, Australia; Jakarta, Indonesia; Manila, Philippines; Seoul, South Korea; Tokyo, Japan; Hanoi, Vietnam; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; and Rangoon, Burma.

https://www.dea.gov/divisions/international/fareast.shtml

All DEA Regions:

https://www.dea.gov/about/foreignoffices.shtml

 

All credit should go to  the  Thailand.

 

 

Amazing how much of this crap is headed south to the Muslim countries in so many cases...kind of telling there.