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12 hours ago, Nick Carter icp said:

“I was young, living in Thailand and working illegally as a teacher.”

When my tourist visa ran out, I fell in with a bad crowed.

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Lovely. Every morning when I open AN one of those criminal Brits made it for a headline.

Why are so many British criminals in Thailand?

And why is the majority of foreign criminals British?

Should the Brits who live here be ashamed?😳

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"Jamie Morton was teaching English in Thailand when he got entangled in the local drug and alcohol scene."

It wasn't the alcohol for which he was arrested!!

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I wish I could care more. He broke the law and got arrested. Tip, how to avoid such an experience......don't break the law.

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"Fell into the wrong crowd" always sounds like an excuse to me, diverting blame or diluting responsibility for ones own actions. 

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1 hour ago, Ben Zioner said:

Punishment, maybe, but utterly disproportionate, which reveals that human rights have no value in Thailand.

 

And embassies/Foreign Affairs depts, should do their job, issue warnings against Thailand and/or provide assistance to their nationals whose lives are at risk while processed by immigration.

This Human Rights BS is why there is so much dreadful behaviour in the world.

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6 minutes ago, tonypattaya said:

This Human Rights BS is why there is so much dreadful behaviour in the world.

Are you torturing your cat because she peed on the floor?

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15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

“I started to get into some minor scrapes with the law when I got back and realised enough was enough.”

Minor scrapes with the law. A drunken thug downplaying his actions.

I wonder who he blamed for that.

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3 hours ago, smedly said:

he didn't have the sense to keep away from drugs, i had a friend Many years ago who fell into a bad crowd, known drug dealers, farangs, i told him to delete my number from his phone and not contact me again, yes we met many times after that but only as friends, to many risks I am not prepared to take, the thai police are ------- upt

That was a VERY sensible thing to do. I would stay away from anyone who buys and takes drugs in Thailand.

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This story was in the Daily Mail last week and was due to his own stupidity. Over stay on his visa and then working illegally as a teacher. He got what he deserved.

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After given freedom back to the UK he still never learned his lesson.

Old habits die hard

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41 minutes ago, soalbundy said:

I wish I could care more. He broke the law and got arrested. Tip, how to avoid such an experience......don't break the law.

Oh how intellectual 🙄

You Sir should join our academic club

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Sounds a fairer system then in the UK where we put illegals up in 3 star hotels, give them nice food and 43 quid a week. Then all they have to do is lie about being persecuted back 'home' after destroying all their ID. IDC needs to be a deferent, not a holiday camp. 

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14 minutes ago, georgegeorgia said:

Oh how intellectual 🙄

You Sir should join our academic club

 Apparently you feel intellectually challenged, your club, I fear, would therefore offer me no stimulation but I appreciate your invitation to illuminate the wasteland minds of your members.

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14 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

Is there going to be a book ???   :whistling:

Has his story not been on one of SKYs documentaries?

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Ain't prison supposed to be a deterent?

 

Like to see the prisons in the US be more like they are here.

 

Might make bad guys think about making better choices.

 

 

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5 hours ago, still kicking said:

What I don't understand people like that put on a plane leaving the next day in OZ

Simple Australia want rid of you so they foot the bill, Thailand are not prepared to pay for your repatriation, so you stay in IDC until you can get enough money together to pay for your flight, Immigration overstay fine, other court fine if any and your stay in IDC, in other words Thailand don't want you but still want your money.

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14 hours ago, oxo1947 said:

The IDC detention center--is a nightmare, much worse then the BKK Hilton.

  But you are only there until deportation-- no one is given a set  sentence to the IDC center. Your embassy is advised & If its the UK one (hard luck) they will then try to access family members to pay for your fare,

e & are reluctant for the embassy to pay for it if it isn't forthcoming from another source. But it does seem to be a long time for him to be in there waiting for deportation.

On the subject of Embassies, I'm a Brit who was Thailand-based, but worked in Australia for a while. The Australian Embassy was MUCH nicer to deal with than the British Embassy, and about half the cost if fees were involved too.☺️

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Friend who got out of the Hilton was placed in this IDC until he could get a ticket back to his home country. This detention center is worse then the worst prison. It is inhumane. It is for anyone who's visa has expired and/or who is forced to leave the country. There is a group of long time foreign inmates being allowed to run that place. (Think about that for a minute!)

The only thing free is the air and it stinks.

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Poor baby, if you can't do the time don't do the crime!

 

What is it with these knobheads, they get caught and then whinge about the conditions in a Thai jail!  Did they think they were going to the Hilton?

 

I have no sympathy at all.

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8 minutes ago, craighj said:

Poor baby, if you can't do the time don't do the crime!

 

What is it with these knobheads, they get caught and then whinge about the conditions in a Thai jail!  Did they think they were going to the Hilton?

 

I have no sympathy at all.

Let's see how you will be doing, if you come across the wrong person setting you up, you could be there yourself out of nowhere. All he was doing is some teaching, everyone knows that half of them not have the right paperwork. Then for alcohol or drugs? which was not even his reason clearly, it was the overstay.

 

The post title is confusing btw, it is not about prison, it is about the IDC.

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