Phetchaburi Police Nab French Man for Alleged Theft, Myanmar Man for Alleged Human Trafficking

[webfact]

PHOTO: Khaosod

 

By Tanakorn Panyadee

Phetchaburi — In separate cases, Thai police apprehended a French national for alleged theft against a Belgian victim and arrested another Myanmar suspect for alleged human trafficking in the Phetchaburi province, central Thailand, on May 13th.

Phetchaburi Police rounded up a French suspect identified only as Mr. Patrick on suspicion of theft against a Belgian man, Mr. Laffel C, yesterday at his residence in the Phetchaburi province.

 

The suspect allegedly stole the victim’s backpack in which he kept seven valuable belongings worth a total of 150,000 baht and escaped, Thai media reported. However, shortly after the victim filed a report, police put an arrest warrant on Patrick, leading to his arrest yesterday.

 

Full story: https://thepattayanews.com/2023/05/14/phetchaburi-police-nab-french-man-for-alleged-theft-myanmar-man-for-alleged-human-trafficking/

 

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[hotchilli]

4 hours ago, webfact said:

The suspect allegedly stole the victim’s backpack in which he kept seven valuable belongings worth a total of 150,000 baht and escaped, Thai media reported. However, shortly after the victim filed a report, police put an arrest warrant on Patrick, leading to his arrest yesterday.

Rater a dumb thing to do?

[CanadaSam]

Words escape me, a French guy, living in a house like that, stealing a backpack?

 

There is much to this story that needs telling, methinks.

[jvs]

5 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Rater a dumb thing to do?

Yes he was in full view of the camera,very clearly he did it,he already admitted to that.

I just wonder what his sentence will be?Jail first and then blacklisted?

 

[RAZZELL]

9 minutes ago, CanadaSam said:

Words escape me, a French guy, living in a house like that, stealing a backpack?

 

There is much to this story that needs telling, methinks.

A guess...Belgian guy owes Frenchie money, French goes to meet him and "confiscates" his possessions in lieu of payment and stuffs them in backpack.

 

Belgian guy grasses Frenchie... Police come... "It's all a misunderstanding"

 

CASE CLOSED 

 

RAZZ

Edited May 15, 2023 by RAZZELL

[jvs]

1 hour ago, RAZZELL said:

A guess...Belgian guy owes Frenchie money, French goes to meet him and "confiscates" his possessions in lieu of payment and stuffs them in backpack.

 

Belgian guy grasses Frenchie... Police come... "It's all a misunderstanding"

 

CASE CLOSED 

 

RAZZ

Wrong.

 

[RAZZELL]

8 minutes ago, jvs said:

Wrong.

 

Enlighten me 

 

RAZZ

[phil2407]

Why in some cases can the police issue an arrest warrant but in others they need a court arrest warrant - I can understand a search warrant ordered by the courts!