Russian arrested in Satun for illegal financial transactions

[snoop1130]

 

A Russian man has been arrested in southern Thailand for alleged involvement in illegal online financial transactions. According to a Phuket Express report, the transactions generated over a billion baht.

 

It’s understood the man had also overstayed his visa, although police have not specified by how long, and that he was being sought under an Interpol Red Notice.

 

Officers from Thailand’s Immigration Bureau say the man, named only as 32-year-old Mr Nagoro, was detained in a car at a border checkpoint in the Khuan Don district.

 

By Peter Roche

Caption: PHOTO: Siam Rath

 

Full story: Phuket GO 2023-11-27

 

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[still kicking]

But they cannot find the red bull boy.

[Liverpool Lou]

15 minutes ago, still kicking said:

But they cannot find the red bull boy.

The OP is about a foreigner located and arrested in Thailand where the RTP have jurisdiction.  The RTP do not have any jurisdiction in any country where Vorayuth may be so it is irrelevant whether they can find him or not, if they could they couldn't do anything about it unless he is within Thailand's borders.

[still kicking]

What's confusing about my post it clearly said he was on Interpol red notice, the heir of Red Bull killed a cop and escaped overseas and cannot be found?

[still kicking]

7 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

The OP is about a foreigner located and arrested in Thailand where the RTP have jurisdiction.  The RTP do not have any jurisdiction in any country where Vorayuth may be so it is irrelevant whether they can find him or not, if they could they couldn't do anything about it unless he is within Thailand's borders.

Then why mention he was on Interpol Red notice?

[ukrules]

8 minutes ago, still kicking said:

Then why mention he was on Interpol Red notice?

 

Because it means he's a wanted criminal = arrest on sight.

Now you don't get a 'red notice' for unpaid parking tickets - it's always a serious crime, or should be - unless someone is abusing the system.

[steven100]

7 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

The OP is about a foreigner located and arrested in Thailand where the RTP have jurisdiction.  The RTP do not have any jurisdiction in any country where Vorayuth may be so it is irrelevant whether they can find him or not, if they could they couldn't do anything about it unless he is within Thailand's borders.

 

actually your wrong again  Loey baby,   if the RTP knew exactly where a criminal is located they can exersize whats called an apprehension & extradition order under section BE. 2551 of the Thailand criminal code act.  This act initiates a request for the arrest and apprehension & subsequent extradition. 

 

Please do your research before commenting ....  

[still kicking]

18 minutes ago, ukrules said:

 

Because it means he's a wanted criminal = arrest on sight.

Now you don't get a 'red notice' for unpaid parking tickets - it's always a serious crime, or should be - unless someone is abusing the system.

Oh, killing a cop is OK then, just like a parking ticket. 

[StayinThailand2much]

28 minutes ago, still kicking said:

Oh, killing a cop is OK then, just like a parking ticket. 

 

Only if you're from a rich and influential family.

[Liverpool Lou]

16 hours ago, still kicking said:

What's confusing about my post it clearly said he was on Interpol red notice, the heir of Red Bull killed a cop and escaped overseas and cannot be found?

It seems that you are confused...do you know what a Red Notice is?  It is advisory, it is not an instruction, direction or warrant, no member police forces are mandated to act on advice from Interpol, the individual forces have the discretion to detain those subject to Interpol's notices or to ignore them and take no action. 

 

Vorayuth has not even appeared in court yet, he left the country before anarrest warrant was issued and has not been found guilty of anything, yet. He is accused of causing a death in a traffic accident, not "killing a cop".

[Mike Lister]

Useful confirmation that all land border crossings  have online access to the Immi databases, which means the reason for the visitors entry/exit is known. This in turn means that the TAT international tourists figures almost certainly do not include day traders and are reliable.

[Liverpool Lou]

18 hours ago, steven100 said:

19 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

The OP is about a foreigner located and arrested in Thailand where the RTP have jurisdiction.  The RTP do not have any jurisdiction in any country where Vorayuth may be so it is irrelevant whether they can find him or not, if they could they couldn't do anything about it unless he is within Thailand's borders.

 

actually your wrong again  Loey baby,   if the RTP knew exactly where a criminal is located they can exersize whats called an apprehension & extradition order under section BE. 2551 of the Thailand criminal code act.  This act initiates a request for the arrest and apprehension & subsequent extradition. 

 

Please do your research before commenting ....  

"actually your [sic] wrong again",  Stevey baby.  As you said yourself, that would be a request, not an instruction, not a demand nor warrant, just a request.   Interpol member forces do not have to acede to those requests nor do authorities of other countries.

 

To use your, ill-informed, words, 'please do your research before commenting ....'.

[Liverpool Lou]

18 hours ago, ukrules said:

18 hours ago, still kicking said:

Then why mention he was on Interpol Red notice?

 

Because it means he's a wanted criminal = arrest on sight.

"...it means he's a wanted criminal = arrest on sight".

No, that is not what a Red Notice means.  A Red Notice is just an advisory from Interpol to member police forces, it is neither a demand, instruction, nor warrant and certainly does not mean "arrest on sight".  It means "this person is wanted", nothing more.  As has been demonstrated, numerous times, police forces have the discretion to decide whether they act on those Notices.

[Jenkins9039]

On 11/28/2023 at 1:30 PM, Liverpool Lou said:

 

Because it means he's a wanted criminal = arrest on sight.

Innocent until proven guilty?

 

I.e Suspected Criminal Surely?

 

As for Red Notice, i believe that's a detain order. there's another colour for what you are referring to.

[Jenkins9039]

[Jenkins9039]

Just now, Jenkins9039 said:

Red Notice: To seek the location and arrest of persons wanted for prosecution or to serve a sentence.

Yellow Notice: To help locate missing persons, often minors, or to help identify persons who are unable to identify themselves.

Blue Notice: To collect additional information about a person’s identity, location or activities in relation to a criminal investigation.               

Black Notice: To seek information on unidentified bodies.

Green Notice: To provide warning about a person’s criminal activities, where the person is considered to be a possible threat to public safety.

Orange Notice: To warn of an event, a person, an object or a process representing a serious and imminent threat to public safety.

Purple Notice: To seek or provide information on modus operandi, objects, devices and concealment methods used by criminals.

INTERPOL–United Nations Security Council Special Notice: Issued for entities and individuals who are the targets of UN Security Council Sanctions Committees.

[Liverpool Lou]

10 hours ago, Jenkins9039 said:

On 11/28/2023 at 1:30 PM, Liverpool Lou said:

 

Because it means he's a wanted criminal = arrest on sight.

Innocent until proven guilty?

 

I.e Suspected Criminal Surely?

 

As for Red Notice, i believe that's a detain order. there's another colour for what you are referring to.

Couple of things.   You attributed that quote to me, I did not write that "arrest on sight" nonsense, I was quoting another poster.

 

"Innocent until proven guilty?"

Obviously, yes.

 

Interpol's Notices are not "orders to detain", they are advisories. A Red Notice is a request to law enforcement worldwide to locate and provisionally arrest a person wanted either by a country or an international tribunal, pending extradition, surrender, or similar legal action. No Interpol member police forces are obligated to act on them, that decision is down to the discretion of individual police forces, they are not arrest warrants.