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Brit claims being abducted, Pattaya raid uncovers drugs, guns


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23 hours ago, bbko said:

Another negative Pattaya story with Brits involved? Here's a question for you armchair experts, what's the breakdown by nationality (Brits, Aussie, German, Russian, etc) in Pattaya?


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On 1/27/2024 at 8:43 AM, jacko45k said:

If guilty, lock them up here for a few years, won't be missed back home.

And they will need some asto glide or narm mun moo Ha Ha idiots abound, at least they will not ave to pay ha ha

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1 hour ago, Dickie Dee said:

Me thinks that gravy train was unloaded already.

Dickie dee was awesome when I was a kid. Those guys must of had killer legs riding that cooler around. 

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On 1/26/2024 at 8:54 PM, bbko said:

Another negative Pattaya story with Brits involved? Here's a question for you armchair experts, what's the breakdown by nationality (Brits, Aussie, German, Russian, etc) in Pattaya?

At least we Americans weren't on your list for a change... LMAO.

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On 1/27/2024 at 8:33 AM, webfact said:

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Made up a story about being kidnapped!

 

A recent incident involving a young Englishman claiming abduction for ransom has led to a collaborative effort between the Royal Thai Police (RTP) and Interpol.

 

The unfolding drama occurred as the man, accompanied by four foreign friends, was residing in a Pattaya hotel room, reported Daily News .

 

During a subsequent police search, both narcotics and unregistered firearms were discovered. Allegedly, the group had fabricated a kidnapping story to extort money from their families, unaware of the serious consequences they would face.

 

On January 26, Pol. Lt. Gen. Tetsakan Sathasivan, RTP Commissioner, issued a directive for a crackdown, supervised by Pol. Col. Montree Thetkhan, Deputy Commander of RTP, and Pol. Lt. Col. Sarawut Saengjun, Commander of Special Operations Unit 2.

 

The operation resulted in the apprehension of Mr. Ian and Mr. Damien, British nationals facing charges of drug possession and illegal firearm possession. Another Englishman, Mr. Darren, is similarly charged with drug-related offenses.

 

The investigation revealed that the group, grappling with financial difficulties during their prolonged stay in Thailand, devised a plan to deceive their families into sending money by fabricating a kidnapping.

 

Despite uncovering drugs and firearms in the hotel room, the police operation found no evidence of an actual abduction. The suspects now await legal proceedings under Thai law.

 

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