2 hours ago, steelepulse said:

I didn't see any mention of this in the report.  Do you have some insight as to how they randomly found this guy and decided to scan his fingerprints?

 

"Thai immigration police working with the department of Homeland Security Investigations of the USA "

 

Most countries have police responsible for tracking citizens trying to hide. Probably he wasn't careful and used his home WIFI to send an email to one of his family members. That mailbox was monitored by US police so they found his IP and used that to determine his exact location. Or maybe after 4,5 years on the run he wasn't careful anymore and posted something on Facebook or another social media platform. That platform gave the IP he used to post to the police in the US. Or maybe that platform even had his exact location because his phone (GPS) reported the exact location.  If you want to hide it is best not to use internet or contact old friends/relatives. Even using fake names on social media will not help if you become friends with relatives and friends from the past.

 

Probably Thai police didn't do anything. They just went to the address the "department of Homeland Security Investigations of the USA" gave them.

 

 

 

 

3 hours ago, wendyfromoz said:

why do they have to make up all these huge, elaborate boards everytime they arrest someone.

It's their job... ??? 

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4 hours ago, DepDavid said:

Of course biometrics played a part. Which part?

Exactly. New toy only 3 months old cant catch people who have been here since 2014 <deleted>. Just more lies to cover the cost of this waste of money.

59 minutes ago, kenk24 said:

It's their job... ??? 

They dont know any other task.

4 hours ago, DepDavid said:

Of course biometrics played a part. Which part?

And when will there be so much "succes" in finding Thai on the run from the police?

There seem to be quite a few.

It all boils down to the vilification of farang, same seems to be going on in China.

Donde esta Rojo El Toro????

34 minutes ago, legend49 said:

Exactly. New toy only 3 months old cant catch people who have been here since 2014 <deleted>. Just more lies to cover the cost of this waste of money.

7-elevens are using facial recognition and AI. Maybe they share their database with Thai law enforcement and Homeland Security shares their data for wanted suspects believed to be in Thailand. Not too much of a stretch. If it isn't happening yet it will be in the future.

Start scarring your fingers guys. 

5 hours ago, wendyfromoz said:

why do they have to make up all these huge, elaborate boards everytime they arrest someone.

It keeps the school children busy.

5 hours ago, steelepulse said:

I didn't see any mention of this in the report.  Do you have some insight as to how they randomly found this guy and decided to scan his fingerprints?

I didn't see any mention of this in the report.  Do you have some insight as to how they randomly found this guy and decided to scan his fingerprints?---

 

Now that's a poignant question!

Let's hope there is still vacancy in the Bangkok Hilton, new guests are going to arrive soon!! ????????

Installing biometrics must have been expensive with all this justification that is being pushed to the media?

 

 

 

 

7 hours ago, webfact said:

In the second case Jaran 21, and Yingyong, 24,were arrested

How much of a criminal can you be when your name is YingYong?

5 hours ago, steelepulse said:

I didn't see any mention of this in the report.  Do you have some insight as to how they randomly found this guy and decided to scan his fingerprints?

It's a joke.  They scanned his fingerprints, then scanned them again and the first scan matched the second scan.  Do keep up!

it's important that the U.S. keeps a good relationship with Thailand precisely  for this reason

7 hours ago, webfact said:

He was wanted in America in the state of Virginia on charges related to the supply of weapons and marijuana

Sounds like the average Thai male road-rage driver

5 hours ago, spiekerjozef said:

Every american is dangerous.

Don't forget it!  555

6 hours ago, wendyfromoz said:

why do they have to make up all these huge, elaborate boards everytime they arrest someone.

It may not be that they're doing a lot of work. It may be that they want to give the appearance that they're doing a lot of work. 

6 hours ago, wendyfromoz said:

why do they have to make up all these huge, elaborate boards everytime they arrest someone.

Because they have seen the inspiring work Donald Dump has done with just a poster and some crayons  ????

Everytime you use an ATM, the photo of your face is going into the biometrics data base. 

So nowhere to hide nowadays

Geez biometrics can probably cure cancer!

How can anyone be caught with such a long overstay, considering that Big Jok's big cleanse happened just last year? He surely wouldn't have missed this criminal mastermind.

A large but poorly constructed billboard touting biometrics broke free from its moorings and KOd him.   

7 hours ago, GeorgeCross said:

 

and Hua Hin

 

BAN Hua Hin!!!

 

 

Yea, tell me criminals filed tm 30 every 90 days.

7 hours ago, wendyfromoz said:

why do they have to make up all these huge, elaborate boards everytime they arrest someone.

They need this propaganda to show on the news when they actually arrest criminals without accepting any bribes.

8 hours ago, otherstuff1957 said:

But did he file his TM30?  That would surely have lead the cops straight to him!

Maybe if the US (and other western countries') authorities had some way to track where "fugitives" are staying in those countries, Thai police wouldn't have to find and arrest them.

On overstay for 1760 days.

Sept 2014 to September 2019..

Lets add 13.5% extra to reach 2000..

Makes the stats look better with some Thai mathematical input.. 

8 hours ago, wendyfromoz said:

why do they have to make up all these huge, elaborate boards everytime they arrest someone.

Blowing smoke where the sun don't shine to make yourself look important and retain your position!