Thai worker arrested for allegedly stealing from Indian restaurant owner in Pattaya

[snoop1130]

Thai worker arrested for allegedly stealing from Indian restaurant owner in Pattaya

By The Nation

 

 

A Thai worker was arrested on Monday for having allegedly stolen Bt4,000 in cash from his Indian boss, who owns a restaurant in Pattaya.

 

Pattaya police chief Pol Colonel Apichai Krobphet said Pipop Thunglad, 38, had been apprehended at his rented room in the resort-city.

 

Police made the arrest after restaurant owner Tushar Gaur, 20, filed a complaint at Pattaya police station that his Thai employee had stolen some cash.

 

Pipop was hired two months ago, the Indian businessman said. 

 

He alleged that Pipop had previously often stolen Bt100 to Bt200 to buy meth pills, before upping the ante to a much larger amount in the latest theft.

 

Pipop has admitted to stealing the money to buy drugs and therefore faces both theft and drug-abuse charges, Apichai said.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30362659

 

— The Nation 2019-01-21

[Henrik Andersen]

Why you hired him in the first place??? 

Do you really think you can trust a drug addicted man??? 

When people are addicted to drugs they only make trouble 

[seahorse]

A restaurant owner in a foreign country at the age of 20? Some going. 

[jacko45k]

4 hours ago, seahorse said:

A restaurant owner in a foreign country at the age of 20? Some going. 

I don't think much past experience is required, these places don't have customers.

[hotchilli]

9 hours ago, seahorse said:

A restaurant owner in a foreign country at the age of 20? Some going. 

Expect a visitation from immigration sometime soon

 

[Darkside Gray]

How do these Indians gain access to visas for them to open restaurants and work permits they are springing up in every street in Pattaya and Jomtien.

[sanemax]

7 minutes ago, Darkside Gray said:

How do these Indians gain access to visas for them to open restaurants and work permits they are springing up in every street in Pattaya and Jomtien.

You need to post that question in the visa forum 

[champers]

Rules and laws about ownership can be circumvented by putting businesses or property in the children's name. Thais do it too.

[pieeyed]

Rama 3 -4 was given to the Indians that migrated to Thailand some more than 1000 years ago. Thai Indians are some of the richest people in Thailand.

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