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Arrested drug dealer urges police to send apologies to stiffed customers


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An alleged drug dealer arrested at a Sattahip police checkpoint pleaded with officers to notify his customers and apologize about the deliveries he’ll be unable to make.

 

   He must be on an outstanding drug to make such a statement. 

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This sounds like something "the onion" would publish.  Almost hard to believe.  I can imagine the guy maybe wanting the police to publicize he was arrested so his co-horts would know he did not just run away with the drugs before getting payment.  But giving the police the list of customers!?  Heck, maybe give the police the list of his suppliers too! 

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Very nice that they caught him with all that 'Haul' AND even better that he gave leads to other 'users' and 'resellers'......

Just a tip of the iceburg but in is a step in the right direction..... For sure.......

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20 hours ago, Henrik Andersen said:

What a nice drug dealer 

His costumers are so happy that police now know who they are 

Truly amazing that some people cannot see the relevance of this and Facebook - Think about it...!!! 

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2 hours ago, AhFarangJa said:

I cannot believe anyone could be so dumb with only one head.......:blink:

It's called 'Customer Service', a function not very common and seldom understood (business owners/managers please take note).

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23 hours ago, Justgrazing said:

Hahahaha .. What a plonker .. I'm sure his clientele will be well chuffed about that .. and thank him if they all end up in the same nick ..

I don't know anything about drugs, but 19.75 grams does not sound like he is the big league!!

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