3 hours ago, PremiumLane said:

So, other than being members of a bike club, a few minor immigration infractions and one to found to have taken some drugs, what exactly are the big major crimes they have done? 

 

And I am someone who really doesn't like biker gangs, but this is dangerous ground when you can just round up people based on knowing someone. This looks more like a RTP photo op and PR stunt. 

As wikipedia states - The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Criminal Intelligence Service Canada have designated four MCs as "outlaw motorcycle gangs": the Hells Angels, the Pagans, the Outlaws, and the Bandidos,^[67][68] known as the "Big Four".^[69] These four have a large enough national impact to be prosecuted under the U.S. Federal Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations (RICO) statute.^[70] The California Attorney General also lists the Mongols and the Vagos as outlaw motorcycle gangs.^[71][72]

 

^{Thailand is in a position where these people are here on visas and they do not have to prove they have committed a crime to decide to revoke their visas. They only need to prove criminal activity to arrest and jail them.}

9 minutes ago, Smokey and the Bandit said:

Maybe this may explain?

 

"Pol. Lt. Gen. Surachet emphasized that the Outlaws gang was involved in various illegal activities, such as drug trafficking and human trafficking. The joint effort by the police aimed to root out these illegal elements and maintain safety and security in the region. "

jobs reserved for Thai only

No sympathy,

 

They should know very well and they have been here long enough that Human trafficking and drug trafficking are reserved occupations for Thais.

26 minutes ago, TheFishman1 said:

So they take his Harley before they even go to court and before they even have a trial I guess one of the cops be driving it soon TIT

Quite, if they go to trial and get found not guilty, do they get the bike back?

7 hours ago, webfact said:

The Outlaws gang is known for its penchant for big-bike motorcycle riding and consists of individuals from various nationalities who often rent locations to gather and engage in various activities in Pattaya

Some nice "big bikes" up for grabs.

The Outraw motorcycle gang with a thai accent?

7 hours ago, webfact said:

Pol. Lt. Gen. Surachet emphasized that the Outlaws gang was involved in various illegal activities

Did their very name give it away?

6 hours ago, bob smith said:

it really is amazing how fast the BiB spring into action when a foreigner commits a crime in Thailand.

 

When a Thai commits a crime against a foreigner on the other hand....

In your country, foreigners can do any crime without sanctions, hero

7 hours ago, webfact said:

they discovered narcotics in his body, leading to the confiscation of his Yamaha

is that a new reason to confiscate?

Ban such gangs because they are part of organized crime, condemn them and impose a 50-year entry ban on them!

2 hours ago, stoner said:

it would be the bees knees if they focused on the real outlaws and gang leaders in this country. 

 

 

Easy to identify as they wear brown uniforms usually and are armed.

7 hours ago, webfact said:

In a separate operation, authorities also searched Mr. Danny's German national residence, where they discovered narcotics in his body, leading to the confiscation of his Yamaha Z900 motorcycle.

Gotta love this kind of journalism... Are there 'German national residences' in Pattaya? And why did they confiscate his motorcycle after finding narcotics 'in his body'? Makes you wonder how often these journalists use Google Translate to write their articles...

On 7/22/2023 at 6:37 AM, flyingtlger said:

This guy looks like an exemplary citizen....NOT!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Which one ?

1 hour ago, mikeymike100 said:

Quite, if they go to trial and get found not guilty, do they get the bike back?

If it's a really nice expensive bike they are guilty.

The Outlaws. Nothing like broadcasting to everyone what you are all about, is there.

7 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

The Outlaws. Nothing like broadcasting to everyone what you are all about, is there.

I'll call my homies "Bell Ringers" or maybe "Balloon Chasers"

Amazing how a "notorious" and "infamous" group appears to have been well known, by everyone. for ages, for illegal/criminal activities...... except the RTP.

Wonder if the "proceeds" from their forced but tardy action will balance out their "earnings" from previous in-action ?

 

8 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Considering the effort related to the Cyanide killer I am surprised at that comment. 

Correct !! But some people are so prejudiced that they would never believe Any contradicting (to there believes) information.

Best regards.

RTP subliminal message?

 

How do ya start this dang thing?

 

 

???? ????

As usual, the biggest joke is avoiding real crime fighting. Why doesn't he target the real culprits? High ranking police, immigration and army officials, who are raking in billions? Want to guess? Easier to target the "evil foreigners". His lack of sincerity is annoying. 

5 minutes ago, spidermike007 said:

As usual, the biggest joke is avoiding real crime fighting. Why doesn't he target the real culprits? High ranking police, immigration and army officials, who are raking in billions? Want to guess? Easier to target the "evil foreigners". His lack of sincerity is annoying. 

And let's be honest here... The police have allowed these "outlaws" to operate here openly for years without much blowback or apparent enforcement.

 

It's only because they finally got caught up in this recent and widely publicized murder case that any kind of crackdown is finally occurring.

 

But as with most police crackdowns here, the extent of it likely will be short-lived and much overblown... And the related crime will be back to normal before too long thereafter, maybe just with some new faces replacing the older ones.

 

On 7/22/2023 at 6:37 AM, flyingtlger said:

This guy looks like an exemplary citizen....NOT!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Quite a few of those types roaming around Pattaya and Jomtien lately, ganja and crime 

3 hours ago, TheFishman1 said:

So they take his Harley before they even go to court and before they even have a trial I guess one of the cops be driving it soon TIT

They will have divided up the assets already. Harleys are expensive here, and a status symbol to some extent. 

 

3 hours ago, Smokey and the Bandit said:

Maybe this may explain?

 

"Pol. Lt. Gen. Surachet emphasized that the Outlaws gang was involved in various illegal activities, such as drug trafficking and human trafficking. The joint effort by the police aimed to root out these illegal elements and maintain safety and security in the region. "

Those occupations are reserved for the RTP only. 

Good riddance! 

The Outlaws in NOT a 'biker club' i.e. a peaceful group of law abiding citizens who enjoy riding their bikes about.

It is registered (in many countries) as a criminal bikie gang organisation.

 

They (and this included the US originating Outlaws) are proven to be responsible for murders, prostitution, drug running, extortion, bombings, insurance fraud, car and bike rebirthing/chop shops, illegal gambling, lone-sharking, drug production e.g crystal meth, mass exporting and importing of drugs across the globe, money laundering, human trafficking, muscle for hire, you name it if its illegal they are into it.

Bikie gangs are considered a major criminal scourge in many nations across the globe, on the same par as the many ethnic Mafia type groups and triads e.g Russian, Sicilian, Albanian etc.

 

10 hours ago, bob smith said:

it really is amazing how fast the BiB spring into action when a foreigner commits a crime in Thailand.

 

When a Thai commits a crime against a foreigner on the other hand....

Wichian Klanprasert, a Thai police officer, got killed on 3 September 2012 allegedly by Vorayuth "Boss" Yoovidhya, grandson of billionaire Red Bull co-founder in a hit-and-run incident in Bangkok. The whole world knows, where this sweetheart of Thailand's future ran into hiding, Associated Press even got him in front of camera and microphone. The only ones dragging their feet BIIIIIIIG time are the very same BiB. 

While cleaning up Pattaya is more than long overdue and all those wannabe rockers in the "grey" area of legality are a nuisance to the rest of the population, it would really reinstate some trust and belief into the local BiB, if such cases (and there are many more) would be closed by apprehending the culprits to face the music - once and for all. I just wonder, how much it takes to keep Vorayuth out of a lifelong jail sentence (or the death penalty) for meanwhile almost 11 years. 

9 hours ago, webfact said:

had their visas revoked under the Immigration Act because they failed to comply with the visa requirements.

 

9 hours ago, webfact said:

had their work permits revoked due to violating residency regulations, reported Siam Rath.

Not filing TM30 or registered address is upcountry but they live in Pattaya?

Visa/WP revoked for that?

12 minutes ago, Tropposurfer said:

They (and this included the US originating Outlaws) are proven to be responsible for murders, prostitution, drug running, extortion, bombings, insurance fraud, car and bike rebirthing/chop shops, illegal gambling, lone-sharking, drug production e.g crystal meth, mass exporting and importing of drugs across the globe, money laundering, human trafficking, muscle for hire, you name it if its illegal they are into it

They also rode their bikes noisily down my soi very late at night.

7 hours ago, happysoul said:

Funny, the cops with the assault equipment : one has an US bag, the other a "Polizei" (Germany) helmet ????

 

Thai cops get second hand stuff from abroad ?

Its so the BIB match the knockoff outlaw tee shirt colors rather than a real bikers traditional leather biker colors

9 hours ago, PremiumLane said:

So, other than being members of a bike club, a few minor immigration infractions and one to found to have taken some drugs, what exactly are the big major crimes they have done? 

Alleged links to the murder, fraud and computer crime.  Try reading the articles properly.