Pakistani man arrested for posting nude pictures of Thai ex-wife

[webfact]

Immigration Bureau officers arrested a Pakistani man for posting nude pictures of his Thai ex-wife on social media platforms.

 

The immigration police reported the successful crackdowns on illegal foreigners in Thailand at a press conference yesterday, February 29. One of the cases was the arrest of a Pakistani man, 32 year old Shabas (alias), at a rented room in the Ramkamhaeng neighbourhood of Bangkok.

 

Officers reported that the arrest followed a complaint by a Thai woman on September 12 last year. The woman sought help from the immigration police after she found explicit pictures of her had been shared by an unidentified Instagram and Facebook account.

The woman believed that her ex-husband, Shabas, posted the pictures after they ended their relationship.

Officers checked the social media accounts to confirm that they belonged to Shabas before issuing an arrest warrant. They tracked down Shabas and arrested him in the Ramkamhaeng area.

 

Shabas confessed to the crime saying he created new social media accounts and posted nude pictures of his ex-wife. He said that he secretly took the pictures when they were in a relationship but did not clarify the motive for his actions.

 

Shabas was charged under Section 14 of the Computer Act: importing explicit content into a computer system. The penalty is up to five years in prison, a fine of up to 100,000, or both.

 

In a similar report in February, a Thai woman sought help from the non-profit organisation Be One after her ex-boyfriend, who was a soldier, sold her explicit videos on social media. The victim revealed that she knew about the recordings during the relationship but the man assured her after they broke up that he already deleted them all.

 

Another Thai woman was also betrayed by her ex-boyfriend. She revealed her story to the media in June last year that the man raped her and later asked if he could take care of her as his girlfriend. Her refusal made him angry and he sent her explicit pictures and videos to her friends and family members.

 

by Petch Petpailin

 

Source: The Thaiger 2024-03-01

 

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[flyingtlger]

Revenge porn is a felony in some states in the US....

[Liverpool Lou]

7 minutes ago, flyingtlger said:

Revenge porn is a felony in some states in the US....

Posting it is an offence here, too, that's why he has been arrested.

[NativeBob]

how did he get those pictures in a first place?

dumb <deleted> posed nude to bring some spice into their love life?

sickening! 

[Tropicalevo]

2 hours ago, NativeBob said:

how did he get those pictures in a first place?

dumb <deleted> posed nude to bring some spice into their love life?

sickening! 

 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

He said that he secretly took the pictures when they were in a relationship but did not clarify the motive for his actions.

Sorry - which bit did you not underrtand?

[Liverpool Lou]

47 minutes ago, G_Money said:

1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Perhaps she found it preferable to bigoted racists of your nationality?

Seeing how you had to edit to include bigoted racist in your comments I’ll give you my rebuttal.

 

Nothing racist about my comment.  It’s a fact, they stink.  A hygiene issue.

Q.E.D.

[G_Money]

3 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Q.E.D.

Not educated enough to spell words out?

[NativeBob]

21 minutes ago, Tropicalevo said:

 

Sorry - which bit did you not underrtand?

second one with double R. What?

[Liverpool Lou]

5 minutes ago, G_Money said:

9 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Q.E.D.

Not educated enough to spell words out?

If you post all of your comments in Latin, I'll spell out my responses, professor.

[G_Money]

9 minutes ago, Liverpool Lou said:

If you post all of your comments in Latin, I'll spell out my responses, professor.

My post was spot on I see.

[riclag]

“Another Thai woman was also betrayed by her ex-boyfriend. She revealed her story to the media in June last year that the man raped her and later asked if he could take care of her as his girlfriend. Her refusal made him angry and he sent her explicit pictures and videos to her friends and family members”.

This Zero should be tarred & feathered .

The lowest of scum ,me thinks.

[ThaiFelix]

2 hours ago, NativeBob said:

how did he get those pictures in a first place?

dumb<deleted> posed nude to bring some spice into their love life?

sickening! 

spice no, money probably yes

 

[G_Money]

16 minutes ago, Danny Australia said:

 

Racist, disgusting and in denial.

 

With a population exceeding 231 million, it is stupid and ignorant to stereotype everyone in Pakistan under the same negative umbrella.

Which part of hygiene issue didn’t you understand?

[NativeBob]

7 minutes ago, ThaiFelix said:

spice no, money probably yes

 

Probably yes. don't want to judge but obviously that fella is retarded freak. 

[G_Money]

13 minutes ago, JRG23 said:

Why the racism here?

Point out the racism.  A difference in culture.  But liberals like you always have to make it a race issue.

[Aussie999]

2 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Perhaps she found it preferable to bigoted racists of your nationality?

Seriously  are you saying his nationality is racist... pot calling the kettle... oh dear, what if he is from your nation... are you therefore a racist. Fact, his nationality has nothing to do with it... go kiss you masters... you know what.

[Thingamabob]

2 hours ago, Liverpool Lou said:

Perhaps she found it preferable to bigoted racists of your nationality?

Lighten up for beaven's sake.

[Tropicalevo]

1 hour ago, NativeBob said:

second one with double R. What?

Let me knbow how your typing is when you too get Parkinsons! (sic)

[Mavideol]

1 hour ago, proton said:

Probably fat and ugly

just clicked on the post as I was expecting to see some skin .... to my disappointment nothing was shown 555

[transam]

1 hour ago, Tropicalevo said:

 

Sorry - which bit did you not underrtand?

A dumb member...........🤭

[transam]

56 minutes ago, Danny Australia said:

 

Racist, disgusting and in denial.

 

With a population exceeding 231 million, it is stupid and ignorant to stereotype everyone in Pakistan under the same negative umbrella.

Are you sure............

[hotchilli]

2 hours ago, webfact said:

Shabas confessed to the crime saying he created new social media accounts and posted nude pictures of his ex-wife. He said that he secretly took the pictures when they were in a relationship but did not clarify the motive for his actions

Revenge ?

[richard_smith237]

47 minutes ago, Danny Australia said:

 

Racist, disgusting and in denial.

 

With a population exceeding 231 million, it is stupid and ignorant to stereotype everyone in Pakistan under the same negative umbrella.

 

 

This one is a difficult one.... because generalisations and stereotypes exist for a reason.... 

 

Whenever an explanation needs to be presented at the start of a sentence its usually because something is wrong. 

In this case I'll have to present the statement that 'I am not a racist' (which implies a racist comment is forthcoming - and that is true). 

 

Having worked closely with nationalities from all over the world there are a couple of Nationalities I have found to have few redeeming features. 

 

I have found most Pakistani's I have worked with to have unlikable few redeeming characteristics, conversely, I have found that most from the neighbouring country; India, to have likeable and redeeming characteristics. 

 

I don't think I am racist, I am just observant of patterns and have established this unfavourable opinion of Pakistanis, I also have the same general opinion of Kuwaits, Qatari's and Egyptians....  Conversely I have very favourable opinions of other nationalities from similar regions having been exposed to their characteristics and general ethics such that generalisations can be made (i.e. Oman's are excellent). 

 

I have also pushed numerous 'high quality' Pakistani's forward for promotion, and those hard working individuals deserve their move for the hard work, so I don't judge differently, but I am also conscious that those Pakistani's 'nudged up the chains' for promotion end up bringing in their 'brothers' many of whom are often not of the same standard and this is at the cost of other nationalities - they don't honour the same meritocracy which rewarded them - without oversight I've seen companies (particularly) in the Middle East with 'very one sided' departments operating with clear inexperience and incompetence because of nationalistic nepotism (i.e. Pakistanis only bringing in other Pakistani's) - they then become defensive and nasty to protect their 'network'.... 

 

In short, as much as I try not to be, I see very few redeeming features of Pakistanis's and find many negative comments of them to be true with such frequency I have to levy the accusation at myself that I too am quite likely racists against Pakistanis for the above mentioned reasons - its not an opinion I'm proud of, yet the opinion exists no matter how often I 'check' myself. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Danny Australia]

11 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

 

This one is a difficult one.... because generalisations and stereotypes exist for a reason.... 

 

Whenever an explanation needs to be presented at the start of a sentence its usually because something is wrong. 

In this case I'll have to present the statement that 'I am not a racist' (which implies a racist comment is forthcoming - and that is true). 

 

Having worked closely with nationalities from all over the world there are a couple of Nationalities I have found to have few redeeming features. 

 

I have found most Pakistani's I have worked with to have unlikable few redeeming characteristics, conversely, I have found that most from the neighbouring country; India, to have likeable and redeeming characteristics. 

 

I don't think I am racist, I am just observant of patterns and have established this unfavourable opinion of Pakistanis, I also have the same general opinion of Kuwaits, Qatari's and Egyptians....  Conversely I have very favourable opinions of other nationalities from similar regions having been exposed to their characteristics and general ethics such that generalisations can be made (i.e. Oman's are excellent). 

 

I have also pushed numerous 'high quality' Pakistani's forward for promotion, and those hard working individuals deserve their move for the hard work, so I don't judge differently, but I am also conscious that those Pakistani's 'nudged up the chains' for promotion end up bringing in their 'brothers' many of whom are often not of the same standard and this is at the cost of other nationalities - they don't honour the same meritocracy which rewarded them - without oversight I've seen companies (particularly) in the Middle East with 'very one sided' departments operating with clear inexperience and incompetence because of nationalistic nepotism (i.e. Pakistanis only bringing in other Pakistani's) - they then become defensive and nasty to protect their 'network'.... 

 

In short, as much as I try not to be, I see very few redeeming features of Pakistanis's and find many negative comments of them to be true with such frequency I have to levy the accusation at myself that I too am quite likely racists against Pakistanis for the above mentioned reasons - its not an opinion I'm proud of, yet the opinion exists no matter how often I 'check' myself. 

 

 

Thank you for being honest in admitting your racism. It takes a courage to admit of being so but unfortunately it does not make it ok.

[metisdead]

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[Bday Prang]

If the perp had been british and somebody had asked    " what was she thinking , marrying a  brit"     not one of the permanently offended virtue signallers would have said a single word despite it being equally racist.    

[proton]

8 minutes ago, Danny Australia said:

 

Thank you for being honest in admitting your racism. It takes a courage to admit of being so but unfortunately it does not make it ok.

The trouble with the word racism it's been over used and wrongly used so often it's become almost as meaningless as 'Free Palestine'  

[Bday Prang]

2 minutes ago, proton said:

The trouble with the word racism it's been over used and wrongly used so often it's become almost as meaningless as 'Free Palestine'  

Along with "Nazi"  "Fascist" "Extreme right wing" and of course "islamophobe"

[richard_smith237]

6 minutes ago, Danny Australia said:

 

Thank you for being honest in admitting your racism. It takes a courage to admit of being so but unfortunately it does not make it ok.

 

You are correct - its still quite wrong to have a negative opinion of a whole nation based on Prejudice - unfortunately the prejudice is based on a foundation of experience I find rarely to be contradicted. 

 

Nevertheless, I endeavour to treat everyone equally and fairly and try to avoid the confirmation bias - its just that I'm not surprised when my prejudice is confirmed, conversely I am pleasantly surprised when in such circumstances my prejudice is contradicted with a positive experience. 

 

 

In the case of this story, this is just some complete nasty aysewhole... who took to revenge... such actions are are not the sole behavior of Pakistani's...   and there are those in many / every nationality are guilty of such offensive revenge porn... 

 

... What I can say, is that at least this wasn't an acid attack instead - but there goes my prejudice / racism. 

 

 

 

[Bday Prang]

2 minutes ago, richard_smith237 said:

What I can say, is that at least this wasn't an acid attack instead - but there goes my prejudice / racism. 

A perfectly valid sentiment,  regardless of the perps nationality,  you have no need to mention prejudice or racism ,  why fan the flames?   There are enough doing that with their virtue signalling, some are unable to function properly unless offended, normally on behalf of others