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I have a lawyer friend with good English 32 who would be my girlfriend if I wanted but I'm happy being single, I don't want or need commitment or a relationship, but they are around, so keep looking or just give up, giving up can be better, eternally looking and not finding isn't great -
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Do you always book a hotel by the airport just in case you miss you flight? Or am I the only
Every time. I like to have a relaxed day around the pool of the Novotel, then have a leisurely stroll to the Check In. -
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It depends. If the Thai woman is used to foreigners because maybe she works in a 5-star hotel or something similar, then maybe she wants a foreigner. But of course, she wants a successful foreigner with money and/or a decent job. -
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Chinese woman accuses Thai police of 7 million baht extortion By Petch Petpailin A police officer from Prawet Police Station and a Singaporean man. | Photo via Channel 8 A Chinese woman accused Thai police officers in Bangkok of extorting 7 million baht from her. However, several Thai nationals came forward to accuse the Chinese woman of operating an investment scam. Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1348808-chinese-woman-accuses-thai-police-of-7-million-baht-extortion/ -
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Do you always book a hotel by the airport just in case you miss you flight? Or am I the only
If I fly out in the night, I book one extra night at the Airport hotel we use. 12-15 min away. Last time I went home, 45 min from my hotel and through the emigration. Checked in online, and no delays at all, and got to use my pink card for the immigration line for Thais. -
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Chinese woman accuses Thai police of 7 million baht extortion
A police officer from Prawet Police Station and a Singaporean man. | Photo via Channel 8 By Petch Petpailin A Chinese woman accused Thai police officers in Bangkok of extorting 7 million baht from her. However, several Thai nationals came forward to accuse the Chinese woman of operating an investment scam. The woman, identified only as Yujin, released a livestream video alleging corruption by officers at Prawet Police Station in Bangkok and urged her followers not to travel to Thailand, claiming the country was dangerous. Yujin later sought help from Atchariya Ruangrattanapong, president of the Help Crime Victim Club, to pursue justice. Atchariya submitted a formal complaint to the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, Siam Boonsom, yesterday, January 13. In an interview with Amarin TV, Atchariya explained that Yujin arrived in Thailand in December 2023 with four family members and stayed at a hotel in the Bang Rak neighbourhood of Bangkok. During her stay, a Singaporean man approached her in the hotel lobby to discuss a business matter. While they were talking, officers from Prawet Police Station arrived and summoned her to the police station for questioning. Yujin believed that the Singaporean man was also involved in the extortion. At the station, officers allegedly demanded 70 million baht from Yujin, claiming she owed money to a Thai woman named Nichapa. Yujin insisted to Atchariya that she did not know Nichapa and had never met her. She maintained that this was her and her family’s first visit to Thailand. The police reportedly threatened to detain her if she refused to pay. Yujin eventually negotiated the amount down to 7 million baht, which she paid in cryptocurrency. Repeated extortion Yujin returned to her home country as scheduled but refused to abandon her pursuit of justice. She returned to Thailand in August last year to press charges against the officers from Prawet Police Station. She reported the matter to Phayathai Police Station and Bang Rak Police Station. However, she was allegedly extorted again, this time by officers from Bang Rak Police Station, who reportedly demanded 260,000 baht as an operational fee for processing her complaint. Atchariya called on Commissioner Siam to ensure justice for the Chinese woman and urged the Thai Prime Minister, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, to address corruption and scams targeting foreign tourists in Thailand. In response, officers from Prawet Police Station claimed that Yujin was accused by Nichapa of defrauding her of 30 million baht through an investment scheme via a mobile application. Nichapa alleged she was unable to withdraw either her investment or the promised returns. Nichapa reported the issue to Prawet Police Station, prompting officers to summon Yujin for questioning. The police claimed that Yujin and Nichapa resolved the matter privately and later informed the officers they had reached an agreement. The police also stated that more victims of Yujin’s alleged investment scam came forward to file complaints against her. As of now, the case remains under investigation by the Metropolitan Police Bureau to determine which party is telling the truth. Source: The Thaiger -- 2025-01-14
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