What a dope...

1 hour ago, Smokey and the Bandit said:

Alleged drug dealer, the clue is in the headline:.........."British Man Arrested for Allegedly Selling Cocaine in Phuket"

Alleged...seems like many pposters on here have a bit of Cop or Prosecutor in them.

17 minutes ago, ChipButty said:

Don't they get sent back home after completing half the sentence? I know of a young guy a few years back who did 8 years then sent home to finish his sentence, 

After 8 yrs in there he is now a girl!! 

2 minutes ago, gjoo888 said:

What a dope...

Stoner can visit 

7 minutes ago, frank83628 said:

so, weed was illegal until very recently, whats your stance on people selling weed now, from shops..... it's the same drug, just legal?

All drugs should be legal. Right now, Big Pharma and the Medical Profession have a lock on most of the good stuff. Can buy most of it from Doctors here, but its expensive.

2 minutes ago, rexpotter said:

Alleged...seems like many pposters on here have a bit of Cop or Prosecutor in them.

Far out, so your not Inspector Rex after all! Figured saving kiwi morons was your main calling, now I see its drugheads as well.Credibility zero Zoro! 

Repeat after me: for any business you do in Thailand, you first need to register your company, and most important, you need a LICENSE!

If convicted, it shouldn't count back in England.

 

Just as heroin smuggling convictions handed down by a court in Australia don't count in Thailand. 

 

Fair's fair. 

Assuming it's not a plant for ulterior motives.

4 hours ago, Iron Tongue said:

What?

No mention of his immigration status?

I suspect this is fake news!

They will be issuing him a prison visa very soon. No visit to immigration office necessary. 

7 hours ago, webfact said:

 

Karon – A British man was arrested in Karon for allegedly selling cocaine and using methamphetamine and crystal methamphetamine.

The Karon Police told the Phuket Express that over the past weekend they arrested a suspect identified only as Mr. David, 45, British national, at a rental room on the Tai Na Road in Karon.

 

Seized from him were cocaine, crystal methamphetamine, and methamphetamine pills. The Phuket Express noted the exact amounts of illegal drugs found were not released by police.

 

Mr. David was taken to the Karon Police Station to face charges of illegal possession of cocaine with intent to sell and using crystal methamphetamine and methamphetamine pills.

 

By Goongnang Suksawat

 

Full story: THE PHUKET EXPRESS 2024-03-20

 

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Police also did not state how the suspect was disco

Probably didn't have enough rogan to pay off the OB, Just not worth the risk here or anywhere 

1 hour ago, Olmate said:

After 8 yrs in there he is now a girl!! 

Should we be indentifying any sex nowadays?

I'm not trying to be invasive but times have changed and we no longer have identities , unfortunately you live in the past and that's not being rude to you ,far from it ,I'm trying to educate you that it's no longer PC to indentify 

UPDATE:

 

Thai cops uncover British man’s drug stash in Phuket
by Bob Scott

 

Picture courtesy of Karon Police

 

A British man is facing a lifetime behind bars after Thai cops swooped on his hotel room and reportedly found a significant stash of illegal drugs. The British man, Stephen Mullady, was arrested on the spot for suspected cocaine dealing.

 

The father of one, who had been socialising with friends, was arrested by Thai police who allegedly uncovered various illegal substances and drug paraphernalia within his accommodation.

 

Officers reportedly seized 2.4 grammes of cocaine, along with three weighing scales and 104 small plastic bags typically used for packaging the drug. Additionally, small quantities of methamphetamine and crystal meth were allegedly confiscated.

The 45 year old suspect allegedly tested positive for methamphetamine, further complicating his legal situation.

In Thailand, a conviction for cocaine dealing carries a minimum sentence of 20 years and a maximum of life imprisonment, while possession of other illicit substances could result in a 10-year term behind bars.

 

Mullady’s arrest adds to a series of police operations targeting badly behaving foreigners involved in drug-related crimes and violence.

 

Picture courtesy of Karon Police

Immigration officials have pledged to intensify scrutiny in response to these incidents, said Police Lieutenant Colonel Kornphon Liangboonjinda, Deputy Superintendent of the Karon District Police Station.

 

“Officers received an anonymous complaint that there was a group of foreigners causing a disturbance by regularly partying in a room at the hotel called Just a Puff.

 

“Police went to check the room and Stephen was shocked and behaving suspiciously. When we entered we found cocaine and methamphetamine in a black bag, along with three digital weighing apparatus and his passport in a grey bag.

 

“Plus, there were 104 little bags for separating drugs on his table.

 

Mullady faced charges for the sale of cocaine, classified as a Category 2 prohibited substance, with minimum prison sentences of 20 years and a maximum of life imprisonment.

 

Additionally, authorities charged Mullady with the possession of Category 1 methamphetamine, which carries a maximum sentence of 10 years in prison. However, law enforcement officers determined that the quantities discovered were insufficient to warrant a trafficking charge.

 

“Foreigners think it’s easy to sell drugs. But it’s also easy for us to catch them.

 

“They should enjoy their holiday without breaking the law.’

 

Police chiefs announced today that foreigners will face increased scrutiny following a series of arrests. Roy Ingpairoj, Deputy Chief of the Royal Thai Police, stated that he had instructed the Commissioner of Immigration to conduct additional checks on foreigners who seemed to have suspicious intentions for visiting the country, reported the Daily Mail.

 

Mullady, awaiting a court appearance, becomes the fourth Briton arrested in recent weeks for suspected drug dealing.

 

Andrew John Brett, aged 36, was apprehended on the island of Koh Tao on February 29, accused of selling ecstasy and LSD to fellow tourists.

Peter Hull, aged 44, was allegedly found with cocaine and ecstasy in his accommodation on the island of Koh Samui on March 3.

Briton Charly Garcia, aged 48, from London, was arrested on March 12 for purportedly distributing cocaine, ecstasy, and other narcotics to tourists via the Telegram app in Chiang Mai.

 

Source: The Thaiger 2024-03-20

 

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23 minutes ago, webfact said:

“Officers received an anonymous complaint that there was a group of foreigners causing a disturbance by regularly partying in a room at the hotel called Just a Puff.

So a grass.

 

That's how the majority of police make these arrests.

He obviously hasn't seen "A prayer before dawn" by Bobby Moore has he.  

2.4g....wow, they caught Escobar in the making there didnt they

19 hours ago, Celsius said:

death penalty 

Again?

18 hours ago, b3pur said:

Do they not have any Barbers in Karon!? his mop head is out of control!! 😂

That's what cocaine does. Mr David should have stuck with vaping.

18 hours ago, b3pur said:

Do they not have any Barbers in Karon!? his mop head is out of control!! 😂

He hides the candies there!😂

At least he didn't try and kick anyone.

He should know that selling any drugs is a job reserved for Thais, including the RTP.

18 hours ago, PJ71 said:

So a grass.

If you want to pedal drugs best not to pee off the neighbours

19 hours ago, georgegeorgia said:

Should we be indentifying any sex nowadays?

I'm not trying to be invasive but times have changed and we no longer have identities , unfortunately you live in the past and that's not being rude to you ,far from it ,I'm trying to educate you that it's no longer PC to indentify 

 Gender sensitive gougeousgeorgie!! Boy or girl, it dont matter in the Hilton. Just another example of your "anal" comments! Get it G... anal!! lol

19 hours ago, PJ71 said:

So a grass.

 

That's how the majority of police make these arrests.

Duh!...  Called'Neighbourhood watch' in my country, police hotline, 000,911,D24,dob in a druggie, toobad-toosad, stiff titties etcetc. How would you catch em Sherloch? 

No sympathy for arrogant/ignorant/dumb farangs who think they can make money in an illegal profession heavily involved local police in cahoots with criminal entities. 

Nope that's not Einstein 🤔

 

I see your two Swiss and raise you two Kiwis. I see your two Kiwis and raise you a Russian. I see your Russian and raise you a Brit.

21 hours ago, PJ71 said:

So a grass.

 

That's how the majority of police make these arrests.

Yes and by Thai grasses who are losing their sales of the same sh.t!!

On 3/20/2024 at 6:25 AM, hotchilli said:

Bangkok Hilton or Blighty.... neither choice is very appealing.

Phuket has a newish, fairly substantial, regional prison.

I don't know the policy on housing westerners, but this may be his future home.

 

 

Come on guys, he was having his "periods".