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22 minutes ago, mickymouse1 said:

Most in LOS R of a savory background /past.

This morning a Belg, this lunch time a Froggy I wonder what this evening will reveal?

I think that is rather a sweeping statement - I know at least two hundred people - don’t quite think any of them are gangsters.

 

By savory- does that mean they are quite tasty ? 

 

Good job done . 

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I'm always wondering why the RTP (if they want to) is capable of locating and catching a criminal in no time. Mostly in a day after the crime. While in my country, most of those crimes are unsolved. Seems to me that there is a kind of informal human information network.

 

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French cybercrime suspect arrested on Samui

By The Nation

 

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Frenchman Jonathan Verron, an alleged leader of a hacker group that stole data from a British financial institution and demanded a ransom to keep it secure, was arrested on Koh Samui on Friday.

 

Crime Suppression Division Fifth Command and Technology Crime Suppression Division police had French embassy staff on hand when they raided a house in Tambon Mae Nam at 5am.

 

They seized a quantity of marijuana and 20 pieces of evidence, including a computer, phone and bank passbooks.

 

Verron, initially charged with possession of marijuana, is expected to be quickly extradited to France.

 

He is alleged to have hacked into the computer system of a British financial institution, stole its customers’ personal information and demanded a ransom in exchange for not making the information public.

 

His two alleged accomplices are in custody in France.

 

French police learned that Verron, who is also accused of somehow involving in the "Dark Web" which is a platform where narcotics and war weapons were often traded, was in hiding in Thailand.

 
 

Courts in Surat Thani and Nakhon Ratchasima issued search warrants. The Samui raid was simultaneous with searches of two houses in Nakhon Ratchasima’s Pak Chong district.

 

Full story: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30345703

 

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53 minutes ago, FannyMay said:

 

Why do you think the Police had no underwear on?

 

Going commando meaning: https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Going Commando

 

So perhaps they had been trained by Scottish commandos. You don’t wear underwear when you’re dressed in kilts ... or at least that’s what the Scots like us to believe ?

 

 

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1 hour ago, mickymouse1 said:

Most in LOS R of a savory background /past.

This morning a Belg, this lunch time a Froggy I wonder what this evening will reveal?

Maybe someone who is frightened to go by his real name ! mickymouse1? ???

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1 hour ago, FannyMay said:

 

Why do you think the Police had no underwear on?

Bad choice of grammar by the poster,  but your comment is a bit obvious.

 

However, while I think the authorities did a good job here, it reeks a bit of overkill to me. Did they suspect that he was going to attack them with his computer? 

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I'm guessing the French guy inconveniently forgot to hand out the weekly bribes ...OOPS...  I mean brown envelopes ... OOPS again...  I meant to say gifts to the local BiB before time ran out. 

 

Hmmm... time ran out?  Maybe he should have borrowed one of Mr. Piggy's beloved expensive timepieces to make sure he wasn't going to be late.  Oh well,  Frenchy will have plenty of 'time' to think about it now. SACREBLEU! :shock1::shock1::shock1:

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