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Crime Myanmar Woman Extorted and Assaulted at Pattaya Beauty Salon
Picture courtesy of TMN. A 28-year-old Myanmar national, Ms Nang Mo Syai, accompanied by two female friends, filed a police report at Pattaya City Police Station after allegedly being extorted and assaulted at a local beauty salon. The incident was reported at 01:20 on 24 May, to Police Lieutenant Akaraphong Saenputawong, the duty investigator. One of the victims, Ms Aye Pee, 25, also a Myanmar national, recounted the ordeal in detail. According to Ms Aye, she and her friend Ms Nang Noon Kham, 26, discovered the salon through the popular app TikTok and agreed on a hair treatment service for a total price of 17,000 baht. However, after the service was completed, the salon staff allegedly refused to let the women leave, claiming the payment was insufficient. Shortly after, four men and one woman, all wearing official looking black vests, entered the salon. The men, who claimed to be police officers, were accompanied by a Thai woman who approached one of the victims, forcefully grabbed her shirt, and slapped her across the face. The men then demanded an additional 20,000 baht from the victims and, when that sum was paid, insisted on a further 22,250 baht. Once the money had been paid in full to the satisfaction of the salon owner and the alleged enforcers, the victims were allowed to leave the premises. After regaining their composure, the group consulted one another and decided to report the incident to the police. Police have recorded the incident in the daily log as a formal complaint and have launched an investigation. Officers from Pattaya City Police Station will examine CCTV footage to identify the suspects and determine the facts of the case. Authorities have confirmed that a full investigation is underway and vowed to bring those responsible to justice. Adapted by Asean Now from TMN 2025-05-25. -
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Friendship Supermarket Closed
Anyone who actually wants to drive on Pattaya Tai both ways, particularly these days, for a bit of shopping is also perplexing. If one can do the weekly shop on foot, or on a motorcycle, you could probably manage at a much closer 7-11. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 25 May 2025
Cyber Police Dismantle Major Online Gambling Network “CS68 Club” in Phetchabun Picture courtesy of InsideThailand. Cyber police have arrested a key figure behind the administration of one of the country’s largest online gambling networks, “CS68 Club,” during a coordinated raid in Phetchabun Province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1361695-cyber-police-dismantle-major-online-gambling-network-“cs68-club”-in-phetchabun/ -
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Trumps dinner party for the top 250 buyers of his crypto meme coin
You can always counter that with: Well whatabout the Repubs at Teapot Dome HUH? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teapot_Dome_scandal -
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Crime Cyber Police Dismantle Major Online Gambling Network “CS68 Club” in Phetchabun
Picture courtesy of InsideThailand. Cyber police have arrested a key figure behind the administration of one of the country’s largest online gambling networks, “CS68 Club,” during a coordinated raid in Phetchabun Province. The operation, carried out by the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB), was ordered by Police Lieutenant General Trirong Phiewphan, Commissioner of the CCIB. The raid was led by Police Major General Kritachaya Bamrungraṭtanos, with senior officers from divisions 2 and 4, alongside investigators from the Police Cyber Taskforce (PCT), executing a search warrant at a residential property in Mueang District. According to Lt Gen Trirong, the crackdown was in line with the Royal Thai Police’s policy under Police General Phitthirat Phanphech, who has called for urgent action against online gambling operations, which are seen as a threat to Thai society, particularly among the youth. Authorities had been investigating the website “CS68 Club,” which they describe as a major online gambling platform boasting over 100,000 members and generating a staggering monthly turnover of more than 240 million baht. The site offered various forms of illegal gambling, including slot games, fish shooting games, card games, baccarat, hi-lo, pok deng, dragon tiger, live casinos and lottery games. The site operated through a sophisticated banking system using domestic bank accounts and automated fund transfers, including so-called “mule” accounts to conceal financial trails. Players could deposit and withdraw money directly via the website, supported by a team of administrators tasked with resolving user issues and encouraging continued participation in gambling activities. The raid targeted a property at 119/48, Moo 2, Mae Sadiang Subdistrict, where officers arrested 32-year-old Ms Nitaya Kantha, a Chiang Rai native, alleged to be the head of the admin team for the CS68 Club network. Police seized a mobile phone containing evidence of multiple bank transfer slips linked to various individuals involved in the operation. During questioning, Ms Nitaya admitted to managing the admin team for over two years, receiving a monthly salary of 25,000 baht. Her responsibilities included recruiting admins, managing team finances, and distributing salaries to nearly ten administrators under her supervision. Ms Nitaya has been charged with “organising or facilitating gambling, or directly or indirectly advertising or soliciting others to gamble via electronic media without authorisation from the relevant authorities.” She has been handed over to investigators for further legal proceedings. The investigation into the broader network is ongoing, with authorities determined to track down all individuals involved in the CS68 Club operation. Adapted by Asean Now from InsideThailand 2025-05-25.
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