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Applied for UK State Pension today - 20 minutes and done!
Yet another bluffer,keep em coming.Could you now ,you have uttered mindless crap be more specific in detailing the criminal proceedings element of your post and again i say specific to SP,could you also state,of course in your own good time,the elimination of benefit fraud in relation again to SP,again do not generalise ,ta -
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Must Read Ex-Police Chief "Joe Ferrari" Commits Suicide in Thai Prison
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 10 March 2025
Buddhist Monk Arrested for 2010 Robbery in Ayutthaya Temple Picture courtesy of KhaoSod In a dramatic turn of events, police today apprehended a 59-year-old Buddhist monk in Ayutthaya, known only as Chalad, tied to a high-profile robbery from 2010. Chalad, who evaded capture for nearly a decade by living as a monk, was taken into custody on March 10. This arrest follows a directive from Police Major General Witthaya Sriprasertphap, with Police Colonel Suriyasak Jirawat and Police Lieutenant Athirat Thipcharoen leading the operation. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1354175-buddhist-monk-arrested-for-2010-robbery-in-ayutthaya-temple/ -
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Three 14-Year-Old Boys Killed in Motorbike Crash on Their Way to Celebrate End of Term
My original comment was they can put a cop every ten metres when a Big Wig comes to town. They are then never seen again saving lives on the roads. -
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Kremlin Slams Macron’s Nuclear Comments as ‘Confrontational’
You’ve made statement which can’t possibly be try unless the left are opposing a peace deal. So where’s the evidence of the peace deal? -
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Buddhist Monk Arrested for 2010 Robbery in Ayutthaya Temple
Picture courtesy of KhaoSod In a dramatic turn of events, police today apprehended a 59-year-old Buddhist monk in Ayutthaya, known only as Chalad, tied to a high-profile robbery from 2010. Chalad, who evaded capture for nearly a decade by living as a monk, was taken into custody on March 10. This arrest follows a directive from Police Major General Witthaya Sriprasertphap, with Police Colonel Suriyasak Jirawat and Police Lieutenant Athirat Thipcharoen leading the operation. Chalad was wanted under an arrest warrant issued by the Samut Prakan Provincial Court back in 2015. He, along with three accomplices, was accused of breaking into a wealthy homeowner's residence in Samut Prakan. There, they allegedly bound the residents and stole valuables, including gold jewellery, luxury watches, and sacred amulets, amounting to over 2 million baht. Following the robbery, the group reportedly kidnapped a caretaker, whom they later abandoned by a roadside. Despite being granted bail to contest these charges in court, Chalad failed to appear and opted to evade authorities by moving across various provinces. The police's recent discovery of Chalad's ordination as a monk in Ayutthaya culminated in his arrest at the temple. During interrogation, Chalad confessed to his role in the robbery, admitting he served as the getaway driver and lookout. He has since been transferred to the Samut Prakan Provincial Court, where he will face legal proceedings. This surprising arrest highlights the lengths individuals might go to evade justice, occasionally even adopting new identities within religious sanctuaries, reported The Thaiger. -- 2025-03-10
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