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Colombian burglar arrested at Bangkok airport on his way to Germany

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Colombian burglar arrested at Bangkok airport on his way to Germany
 
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A Colombian burglar who stole 5 million baht of property in Samut Prakarn in May has been arrested at Suvarabhumi airport.
 
Jose Armando Morales, 29, was highlighted on the APPS (Advanced Processing System) after he boarded a Thai Airways flight from Laos to Bangkok. 
 
He was arrested before he boarded a Lufthansa flight to Frankfurt. 
 
He was wanted on a warrant issued in Samut Prakarn on May 24th.
 
Police said he came into Thailand in mid-May and rented a vehicle then stole from three properties in the Samut Prakarn area netting 5 million baht in goods. He then went to Laos. 
 
Thai Rath said that Colombian gangs have been responsible for many burglaries in Bangkok and surrounding areas over the last two or three years. 
 
Source: Thai Rath
 
52 minutes ago, webfact said:

then stole from three properties in the Samut Prakarn area netting 5 million baht

About 150 000 dollars. What kind of properties did he stole?

Pappaya? Chiwawa? Lol

Colombian arrested for Samut Prakan burglaries

By The Nation

 

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A 29-year-old Colombian man has been arrested for allegedly breaking into around 40 homes in Samut Prakan and stealing assets worth over Bt5 million.

 

Lt Gen Sompong Chingduang, acting immigration police chief, and Maj Gen Pruetthipong Prayoonsiri, divisional immigration commander, announced the arrest of Jose Armando Amorales.

 

Pruetthipong said Amorales was arrested under a Samut Prakan Court arrest warrant when he flew into Suvarnabhumi Airport on Sunday.

 

Pruetthipong said the Advance Passenger Processing System reported the suspect was flying in from Laos and then changing flights for Frankfurt. He was arrested while in transit at the airport, the police said.

 

Officers said the suspect told police that he entered Thailand in March and rented a car to commit crimes at housing estates in Samut Prakan. He said he has stolen assets worth about Bt5 million from around 40 homes.

 

The suspect was handed to Bang Kaew police.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30371035

 

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-- © Copyright The Nation 2019-06-13

Definately a safer trade to rob then to deal dope, for these colombian criminal scum...they should rot for 10 years in a Thai jail to serve as a deterrent to all the others waiting for their turn back home  in Medelin.

18 hours ago, Mukdahanman said:

But where’s the loot ?

Probably in a container on a deck somewhere at sea.  Four or five years ago, a Colombian gang; maybe the same gang, was busted and a container about to be loaded onto a ship in Lam Chabang was seized and  opened.  Stuffed inside were all sorts of household goods, kitchen appliances, linens, decorative objects...like a huge yard sale.  Apparently, goods like this sell for a lot of money in Colombia, even though used.

On 6/11/2019 at 1:45 PM, Razek said:

About 150 000 dollars. What kind of properties did he stole?

Pappaya? Chiwawa? Lol

Non with houses on them it seems

 

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