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Segregationists plot nationwide network of whites-only communities
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Crime EOD Police Officer Accused of Patricide in Ratchaburi
Picture courtesy of Kaoded. Police in Ratchaburi are preparing to issue an arrest warrant for a police bomb disposal officer suspected of shooting and killing his 73-year-old father at their family home in Ban Pong district. Investigators believe the killing was triggered by a long-standing domestic conflict. The victim, Mr Prasan Numthuek, was found dead on the evening of 23 July at his residence in Village 14, Khung Phayom subdistrict. He had suffered multiple gunshot wounds to the chest and back, allegedly from a .45 calibre firearm. Two spent bullet casings and a bullet head were recovered at the scene and have been sent to the Central Forensic Science Division for examination. Shockingly, the primary suspect is believed to be the victim’s own son, Police Sub-Lieutenant Prayoon Numthuek, a serving member of Ratchaburi’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal (EOD) unit. Following the incident, Prayoon is reported to have fled the scene on a motorcycle. He has yet to contact authorities or turn himself in. Ratchaburi Provincial Police Commander, Pol. Maj. Gen. Watcharapong Amornapitak, has assigned Deputy Commander Pol. Col. Witthiwat Srithongchoi to lead the investigation. After questioning three family members and reviewing forensic evidence, investigators are confident Prayoon was responsible for the fatal shooting. Relatives told police that tensions between father and son had escalated over time. The household had a history of frequent disputes, with police previously intervening to de-escalate domestic altercations. Officers believe the killing was a spontaneous act of rage, but emphasise that such a crime must carry full legal consequences. CCTV footage from the area and testimony from local witnesses are being gathered to support the investigation. Police confirmed that while Prayoon remains at large, the process of formally issuing an arrest warrant for the charge of murdering a parent (patricide) is underway. “We urge the suspect to surrender,” said an officer involved in the case. “If he turns himself in, he will still have a chance to face justice in accordance with the law. We do not want this situation to end in further tragedy.” The case has drawn significant public attention due to the suspect’s position within the Royal Thai Police and the shocking nature of the crime. Adapted by Asean Now from Kaoded 2025-07-25 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 25 July 2025
Vape Raid in Bangkok: Stockpile Worth 3 Million Baht Seized, Chinese Financier Arrested Picture courtesy of Daily News. The Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECD) officers have raided an illegal e-cigarette storage site in central Bangkok, seizing over 7,000 items with an estimated value of 3 million baht. The operation has led to the arrest of a Chinese financier suspected of masterminding the illicit distribution network. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1367772-vape-raid-in-bangkok-stockpile-worth-3-million-baht-seized-chinese-financier-arrested/ -
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Crime Vape Raid in Bangkok: Stockpile Worth 3 Million Baht Seized, Chinese Financier Arrested
Picture courtesy of Daily News. The Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECD) officers have raided an illegal e-cigarette storage site in central Bangkok, seizing over 7,000 items with an estimated value of 3 million baht. The operation has led to the arrest of a Chinese financier suspected of masterminding the illicit distribution network. Pol Col Tasanapoom Jaruprach, Commander of the ECD, along with Pol Col Naruephon Karuna, Pol Lt Col Wanphet Chanyarom, and Pol Capt Patipan Pensuk, led the crackdown on a property in Nong Bon subdistrict, Prawet district. Acting on intelligence, the officers found thousands of e-cigarette devices reportedly destined for sale to retail outlets, many targeting minors and youths. During the raid, police apprehended 29-year-old Chayut, who had leased the property. Chayut denied any involvement in the illegal trade, claiming he had merely acted as a broker for a Chinese national who rented the premises for 35,000 baht per month. He stated that the foreign financier used him to manage leases and conduct business dealings. Authorities have charged Chayut with “concealing, distributing, transporting, purchasing or accepting goods known to have entered the Kingdom without proper customs clearance.” He and the confiscated goods have been handed over to investigators at Subdivision 2 of the ECD. Police say the case is ongoing, with efforts underway to apprehend the Chinese financier believed to be behind the operation. Adapted by Asean Now from Daily News 2025-07-25 -
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Tourism Thailand Remains a Top Choice for Russian Holidaymakers
Some Brits have education and a sharp wit. The rest just think they do. -
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Report French President Macron Slams Baseless Rumours Claiming His Wife Is a Man
What has that got to do with the civil lawsuit brought by the Macrons?
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