More than 100 foreigners and Thais arrested at party on Koh Phangan

 

Picture: Manager Online

 

More than 100 people are in custody after police raided a party at a bar on Koh Phangan early on Wednesday morning.

 

Officers from Surat  Thani  police and immigration raided the Three Sixty Bar at around 2am following a tip off that a party was being held despite the ban on gatherings and alcohol sales.

 

Police said more than 200 hundred tourists were in attendance, but  almost half fled once officers arrived.

 

In total 110 people were arrested including 89 foreigners.

 

A 40 year old Thai man who police said is the owner of the bar and the organiser of the party was also arrested.

 

Those arrested face hefty fines and possible jail terms for being in violation of the restrictive measures put in place to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

 

Source: Manager Online

 

 

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I am confused.

News from someone who went to Koh Phangan police station today to help arrested friends to pay their bail:

"Everyone's going to need to pay fines (Bail is 10,000 and fine will be delivered in Samui tomorrow for 5000) and produce their Passports."

just put all the arrested in a government quarantine hotel for 14 days on their own cost.

In Koh Phangan sources it is written that the raid was around 9 pm.
Now what is the correct reporting?

Also reported as 2 am on TNN.

 

https://www.tnnthailand.com/content/69601

 

3 minutes ago, tomacht8 said:

In Koh Phangan sources it is written that the raid was around 9 pm.
Now what is the correct reporting?

Doesn't make a difference. Bars need to be closed. Alcohol is not allowed to be served. And no social gathering like this. 

Regarding trial, latest news on Koh Phangan (learned from a friend who's partner got arrested) is that a judge from Koh Samui will come over tomorrow. The previous plan was that all arrested people would need to go to court to Koh Samui tomorrow.

Rumors said that they were already on the way or already there but these were probably just rumors, as always...

48 minutes ago, Aeiou7 said:

News from someone who went to Koh Phangan police station today to help arrested friends to pay their bail:

"Everyone's going to need to pay fines (Bail is 10,000 and fine will be delivered in Samui tomorrow for 5000) and produce their Passports."

"fine will be delivered in Samui tomorrow for 5000"

What does this mean?

Mercifully or otherwise this is a nail in the coffin for the whole druggie/hippie/nomad/ type FMP crowd. A repellent bunch of entitled travellers.

6 minutes ago, Nout said:

"fine will be delivered in Samui tomorrow for 5000"

What does this mean?

I understood it as that the arrested people would have needed to go to Koh Samui tomorrow for a trial and fine payment, but this is already outdated now because after a change of plans a judge from there will apparently come to Koh Phangan tomorrow, possibly for "fine collection" and such.

 

4 minutes ago, Nout said:

Mercifully or otherwise this is a nail in the coffin for the whole druggie/hippie/nomad/ type FMP crowd. A repellent bunch of entitled travellers.

I agree with "nail in the coffin" but you got the present crowd wrong. No more massive FMP since last March, almost no more hippies since Thailand closed the borders and cheap Charlies can't afford ASQ. Digital nomads are indeed here and came from different places in Thailand like Chiang Mai and Bangkok over the last 10 months or so. The island demographics have changed a lot, for the better.

11 minutes ago, Aeiou7 said:

I understood it as that the arrested people would have needed to go to Koh Samui tomorrow for a trial and fine payment, but this is already outdated now because after a change of plans a judge from there will apparently come to Koh Phangan tomorrow, possibly for "fine collection" and such.

 

5000 what?

Half of the people were arrested for being there not for the party, but for the art market which was happening at the same location. The new immigration chief wants to kill the local businesses completely. And yes, arrest happened closer to 9pm, so either the news outlets are misreporting or the police department is trying to cover up it's misdoings.

3 hours ago, Aeiou7 said:

I agree with "nail in the coffin" but you got the present crowd wrong. No more massive FMP since last March, almost no more hippies since Thailand closed the borders and cheap Charlies can't afford ASQ. Digital nomads are indeed here and came from different places in Thailand like Chiang Mai and Bangkok over the last 10 months or so. The island demographics have changed a lot, for the better.

Thanks for the correction on demographics. BUT...Do they listen to techno, hip hop and rap and 'put their <deleted> hand up?'...if so then I'm glad to see the back of them...

3 minutes ago, Nout said:

5000 what?

Cowrie shells! ????

3 hours ago, Nout said:

Thanks for the correction on demographics. BUT...Do they listen to techno, hip hop and rap and 'put their <deleted> hand up?'...if so then I'm glad to see the back of them...

 

yeah alright boss, i'm sure everyone thinks you're a real winner too..

 

 

1 hour ago, ardsong said:

just put all the arrested in a government quarantine hotel for 14 days on their own cost.

  maybe death penalty no ??  

19 minutes ago, Nout said:

5000 what?

Try to find out what is the legal currency in Thailand and you will have your answer.

Never mind if you can't do it.

3 hours ago, Nout said:

Thanks for the correction on demographics. BUT...Do they listen to techno, hip hop and rap and 'put their <deleted> hand up?'...if so then I'm glad to see the back of them...

Some do and some don't...
Techno and other EDM parties are popular, hip hop and rap not really. But there is also nice rock and reggae performed live, sometimes even classical music, it's a relatively free world and tastes are different.

 

100,000 baht Fine maybe that  will  break them and  they Leave ThAiland 

2 hours ago, Nout said:

5000 what?

I would take a wild guess at baht 

29 minutes ago, Ireland32 said:

100,000 baht Fine maybe that  will  break them and  they Leave ThAiland 

why not 1 million no ?

3 hours ago, ardsong said:

just put all the arrested in a government quarantine hotel for 14 days on their own cost.

 

How fast is the WiFi speed ?

4 hours ago, Aeiou7 said:

News from someone who went to Koh Phangan police station today to help arrested friends to pay their bail:

"Everyone's going to need to pay fines (Bail is 10,000 and fine will be delivered in Samui tomorrow for 5000) and produce their Passports."

Nice little earner that one, no chance that anyone on a tourist visa will get their bail money returned before their visa expires.
Play stupid games win stupid prizes

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7 hours ago, Nout said:

5000 what?

E's maybe 

8 hours ago, webfact said:

More than 100 foreigners and Thais arrested at party on KohVID Phangan

FTFThem

5 hours ago, thai006 said:

why not 1 million no ?

 

 

Make it 2 million...

11 hours ago, Aeiou7 said:

News from someone who went to Koh Phangan police station today to help arrested friends to pay their bail:

"Everyone's going to need to pay fines (Bail is 10,000 and fine will be delivered in Samui tomorrow for 5000) and produce their Passports."

Captain Fishmonger will be pleased, Amazingly, Thais were able to get away and foreigners got caught. Now the big fishing rod will be waved at filthy falangs. 

I wonder which mafiosi family owned the bar and what they will be fined, sorry paid.