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Eight nabbed in Chiang Mai on suspicion of drug trafficking

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Eight nabbed in Chiang Mai on suspicion of drug trafficking

By Thanakorn Wongnang
The Nation

 

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Police raided targeted locations in Chiang Mai’s Fang and Mae Ai districts to arrest eight drug suspects and seize 220 assets worth Bt150 million to see if they were sourced illegally.

 

The eight suspects, for whom arrest warrants were issued on August 23 for possessing methamphetamine with intent to sell, are Preecha Saenlee, Amnat Saenlee, Somjet Saenfu, Prinya Meun-apai, Siriwan Wongsa, Supakorn Pansawat, Natthapong Meun-apai and Chaowasit Kaewkongma.

 

The seized assets include an office registered under Wannasiri Partnership Limited in Mae Ai and another in Fang, as well as five commercial buildings, 22 plots of land, Bt324,280 in cash, 47 cars, three backhoes, seven motorcycles, one yacht, three guns, six gold ornaments, four horses and 45 pigs. 

 

Police said the gang had operated in a similar way to the two drug-trafficking gangs in the North that had seen its members being arrested in four different drug busts. The first bust was on May 8, 2016 in Lampang province in which two male suspects were nabbed with 15.5 kilo of heroin; second on the same day in Chiang Mai’s Fang district in which a man and a woman were caught with 2.28kg of heroin; third on November 14, 2018 in Narathiwat province in which four suspects were nabbed along with 18.88kg; and fourth on May 11, 2019 also in Narathiwat in which a man and woman were nabbed with 7.6kg of heroin.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30375838

 

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-- © Copyright The Nation Thailand 2019-09-04
1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

four horses and 45 pigs. 

 

I hope they still feed and look after them,while they find out if 

 they were sourced illegally.

regards worgeordie

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I live in a village among these people. The Lisu in Huai Sala have been the richest people by far for 20+ years and everyone knew where it came from, except the police. The nearby Lahu village has now taken over the role. Its been obvious for years that all the houses, land, cars, bikes, businesses and lavish spending money couldn't be earned from lynchee, corn and coffee. Why it has taken so long to determine this wealth was from drugs defies all logic. Even sillier is that after obtaining all these riches illegally they are now being blessed with a royal project when the hard working Thai farmers get nothing for years of obeying the law.

Photo looks like Santa's cave before Xmas day.

12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The seized assets include an office registered under Wannasiri Partnership Limited in Mae Ai and another in Fang, as well as five commercial buildings, 22 plots of land, Bt324,280 in cash, 47 cars, three backhoes, seven motorcycles, one yacht, three guns, six gold ornaments, four horses and 45 pigs. 

What happened to the partridge in a pear tree?

Just let me add...in the USA, the FBI, DEA, and police probably know all the drug people. Occasionally, there is a big 'drug' bust but...

11 hours ago, Lungstib said:

Why it has taken so long to determine this wealth was from drugs defies all logic.

Not really if you consider how protection is obtained, not just here but round the world.

 

On 9/4/2019 at 7:10 PM, snoop1130 said:

to arrest eight drug suspects and seize 220 assets worth Bt150 million to see if they were sourced illegally.

 

They should not limit these inquires to just drug suspects.  Plenty of ill-gotten assets from you know who.
The drug suspects are just easier targets and they can use the seized assets to make more money.  

The seized assets include an office registered under Wannasiri Partnership Limited in Mae Ai and another in Fang, as well as five commercial buildings, 22 plots of land, Bt324,280 in cash, 47 cars, three backhoes, seven motorcycles, one yacht, three guns, six gold ornaments, four horses and 45 pigs.

 

The five gold rings have mysteriously gone missing as the pipers piping turned up late ????

On ‎9‎/‎5‎/‎2019 at 7:32 AM, legend49 said:

Photo looks like Santa's cave before Xmas day.

Talking of caves there was no mention of which brothels that the backhoes were working at ???? 

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