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Man Accuses 11 Lamphun Police Officers of Illegal Raid and Extortion
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Man Accuses 11 Lamphun Police Officers of Illegal Raid and Extortion
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Immigration Police Raid Uncovers Illegal Migrants in Pattaya
Chonburi Immigration Police, in collaboration with local labour authorities and military personnel, conducted a raid targeting illegal migrant workers in Pattaya, uncovering violations of immigration laws and labour regulations. On November 21, Pol. Col. Napaspong Khositsuriyamanee, head of the Chonburi Immigration Office, led the operation alongside Chonburi Provincial Labour Office head Chalermphon Niamsakul and Capt. Prasert Somcharoen, leader of the Chonburi Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) team. Two locations in Pattaya were targeted in the operation. The first raid took place at a hotel on South Pattaya’s Third Road, following intelligence that it was housing a large number of illegal migrant workers. Authorities inspected more than 50 rooms, discovering over 100 foreign nationals, mostly from India and Myanmar, attempting to hide in bathrooms and on balconies. During the chaos, some individuals fled into the nearby forest behind the hotel. Police managed to apprehend a Myanmar couple who confessed to entering Thailand illegally. Further passport and visa inspections revealed 14 violations involving individuals from Myanmar, Cambodia, and India. These individuals failed to report their residence addresses and were detained for legal action. The second operation targeted illegal labour practices. Two Myanmar nationals were arrested while working as car wash attendants at a gas station in South Pattaya. In a subsequent inspection of a market near Wat Chaimongkol, a Lao woman was arrested at a store selling religious items. Additionally, a stateless man, identified as a motorbike taxi driver, was detained outside the market. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to curb illegal immigration and prevent migrant workers from taking jobs that could otherwise be filled by Thai nationals. Picture from the scene. -- 2024-11-23 -
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Cheapest good weed now ? I found 350 thb/gram but not cheaper yet, any idea ?
I disregard the THC levels as they generally mention 25-30% for most products. I research the actual strains to see what their historical THC levels are for a more accurate THC determination. Allbud.com & Leafly.com are good for info about the various strains, however, some of the newer strains are harder to find on other sites. For example, Bubblegum strain is mentioned as 15-20% at Allbud & 17% at Leafly so if a grower claims to be over 20% it is doubtful. -
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Thai Police Hunt 'Foreign Gang' Who Defied Law in Viral Video
Picture courtesy: Siam Rath National Police Chief, Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panphet, activated an immediate manhunt on 22nd November following a provocative online video allegedly depicting a 'foreign gang' flagrantly flouting the law. The viral video, which spurred outrage, possibly shows these individuals operating within Thailand's jurisdiction. The Deputy National Police Chief, Pol. Gen. Thana Chuwong, is assigned to lead a comprehensive investigation to confirm the video's origin and location. Pol. Gen. Kittirat emphasised that if the footage was indeed shot on Thai soil, immediate action must be taken to apprehend those involved and bring them to justice without delay. The video has stirred public concerns over law enforcement's ability to regulate foreign crime syndicates. Pol. Gen. Kittirat has vowed not to tolerate such disregard for Thai law by foreigners, urging swift enforcement to deter any future violations. Picture courtesy: MGR Online Immigration police are now under scrutiny to tighten their surveillance and ensure compliance with immigration laws. Concerns have been raised regarding possible corruption, with Pol. Gen. Kittirat warning Immigration officers against laxity or accepting bribes, stressing they would face severe consequences, including criminal charges and disciplinary measures. Picture: MGR Online The directive demands a nationwide crackdown on any similar activities, stressing accountability at every level. Police chiefs in regions where enforcement is found wanting will face disciplinary actions. Pol. Gen. Thana convened a meeting of relevant units at headquarters to expedite the investigation. Immediate action is sought to reassure the public and maintain Thailand’s legal framework integrity. This operation highlights a firm stance against any group attempting to undermine the country's legal authority, reported Thai Newsroom. -- 2024-11-23 -
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Mike Johnson Moves to bar transgender women from using women’s bathrooms at the Capitol
Does it make "you" feel warm and fuzzy to foment hatred and ignorance?
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