Fourteen years late - but the Thai police didn't forget a Ya Ba suspect

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Fourteen years late - but the Thai police didn't forget a Ya Ba suspect

 

Picture: Thai Rath

 

Police in Bangkok have announced the arrest of a woman wanted on a warrant for dealing in Ya Ba or amphetamines.

 

The warrant was issued in Ratchaburi in 2004 but was finally served on Natthatha Jaiphakdee yesterday.

 

Better known as "Jae Nee" she was arrested outside the Regent Condominium in Soi Inthamara 49 in Din Daeng.

 

Arresting officer Pol Maj Wirot Janubut said that the arrest was part of a campaign to clear up outstanding warrants nationwide.

 

"Jae Nee" was taken back to Ratchaburi.

 

Source: Thai Rath

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2018-03-08

[ThreeEyedRaven]

Lucky they got her when they did. She looks like she doesn't have much time left.

[johnnynmonic]

Such a devastating drug.  She's actually only 32.

[grumbleweed]

Nothing to do with not forgetting. This is the RTP working flat out

[evadgib]

Hmmm, How about Kirsty Jones?

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2018/03/04/return-belongings-backpacker-murdered-thailand-british-police/

 

[terminatorchiangmai]

2 hours ago, johnnynmonic said:

Such a devastating drug.  She's actually only 32.

She ?

[Raymonddiaz]

5 people to arrest an old woman. RTP is very busy it seems...

[Henrik Andersen]

Better now than later police could find her long time ago but why can criminals go free so long time 

Police are lazy or lack of education