Specially trained dog supporting Thai police in human trafficking and sexual abuse of children cases

[snoop1130]

 

Thai police dealing with human trafficking and sexual abuse of children cases have recently been provided with some extra help, in the form of a two-year-old Labrador Retriever sniffer dog, thanks to Operation Underground Railway (OUR), an international organisation dedicated to combatting such offences.

 

Named “Hidu”, which means to sniff in the Malay language, the dog is one of 85 of its kind in the United States. Its handler, Christie, said that she thought Hidu would be sent to Malaysia, but it was sent to Thailand instead and she is happy to be here and she loves the name Hidu, because it is the outstanding feature of the dog.

 

Hidu is trained to identify Triphenylphosphine oxide, a heat resistant substance used in all electronic devices, according to Christie. The dog can seek out electronic devices, such as cellphones, laptops and SIM or a memory cards buried in shallow holes, in water or under a thick mattress.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/specially-trained-dog-supporting-thai-police-in-human-trafficking-and-sexual-abuse-of-children-cases/

 

-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2022-09-09

 

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[swm59nj]

This makes no sense whatsoever 

[metisdead]

A post trolling about an ex girlfriend has been removed.

[mikebell]

Hidu must be in 7th Heaven here with the number of mates on every corner.

[jaywalker]

2 hours ago, swm59nj said:

This makes no sense whatsoever 

Agreed. The linked article makes no reference to the headline at all.

 

Management needes to lay off the Lao Khao.

[roo860]

10 minutes ago, mikebell said:

Hidu must be in 7th Heaven here with the number of mates on every corner.

????????????

[metisdead]

3 minutes ago, jaywalker said:

Agreed. The linked article makes no reference to the headline at all.

 

Management needes to lay off the Lao Khao.

 

Asean Now did not write the article, Thai PBS wrote the article, maybe you can try to contact them with your complaint. 

[metisdead]

A troll post with a profane trolling image has been removed.

[jaywalker]

7 minutes ago, metisdead said:

 

Asean Now did not write the article, Thai PBS wrote the article, maybe you can try to contact them with your complaint. 

Good old PBS. 

[hotchilli]

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Hidu is trained to identify Triphenylphosphine oxide, a heat resistant substance used in all electronic devices, according to Christie. The dog can seek out electronic devices, such as cellphones, laptops and SIM or a memory cards buried in shallow holes, in water or under a thick mattress.

I'll have to give this some more thought.. BRB

[metisdead]

A post commenting on moderation regarding the posting of this news article has been removed:

 

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[Photoguy21]

The article is dis-jointed it start off referencing the title but then goes in a totally different direction. What the author having a breakdown when they wrote this?

[Tongjaw]

5 hours ago, jaywalker said:

Agreed. The linked article makes no reference to the headline at all.

 

Management needes to lay off the Lao Khao.

Actually makes a lot of sense. 
Here is a link to a story how one of the dogs helped convict a pedophile hiding out in Mexico. 
https://abcnews.go.com/amp/International/wireStory/electronic-sniffing-dog-helps-pedophilia-arrest-mexico-85411648

[ThaiFelix]

Where do you put the brown envelopes?

 

[Artisi]

20 hours ago, metisdead said:

 

Asean Now did not write the article, Thai PBS wrote the article, maybe you can try to contact them with your complaint. 

No, but Asean Now did post the nonsense, so the question is why - it makes no sense?

[starky]

1 dog to cover all the illegal sex trade and human trafficking and child sexual abuse?

Whos a busy boy then?

Deadset who makes up this nonsense?

Edited September 10, 2022 by starky

[starky]

13 hours ago, ThaiFelix said:

Where do you put the brown envelopes?

 

Just under the collar of course. Don't worry they will find their way home. Good dog.

[metisdead]

2 hours ago, Artisi said:

No, but Asean Now did post the nonsense, so the question is why - it makes no sense?

 

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[lujanit]

We have had this story before.  Aseannow is just recycling content.