Why do decent Americans support trump

[snoop1130]

 

A dramatic arrest unfolded in Bangkok's Ratchathewi district as police detained a former Russian mercenary identified only as Milo. The apprehension took place on Monday when Thai immigration authorities raided his condominium room, seizing 110 rounds of ammunition and a firearm magazine. The 25-year-old, whose full identity was later revealed as Milo Yanovich, now faces charges of illegal possession of weapons.

 

The incident originated from a complaint lodged by an unnamed individual who claimed Yanovich had sent threatening messages, including images of firearms, and vowed to eliminate his alleged rivals. Prompted by this report, immigration officials traced Yanovich's location, acquiring a search warrant to inspect his living quarters. Their search unveiled a hidden stash of ammunition, further intensifying the gravity of the accusations against him.

 

During police questioning, Yanovich admitted to having a past as a Russian mercenary but denied ownership of the seized items, attributing them instead to a Thai acquaintance whose name he conveniently forgot. Despite his defence, Yanovich remains in custody, his case now transitioned to the Din Daeng police for further legal proceedings.

 

This arrest raises questions about the presence and activities of foreign mercenaries in Thailand, a topic that is likely to draw attention amid ongoing security concerns in the region.

 

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-- 2024-10-29

 

 

[Srikcir]

11 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

This arrest raises questions about the presence and activities of foreign mercenaries in Thailand

A former mercenary trying to stay in Thailand selling ammo that a mercenary might have access. What' the question? Thailand is awashed with illegal firearms and munitions, I'd say especially with its many retired (convicted?) Thai Military and police for which there seems little accountability of their pre-post possession and access to weapons. Consider also the general Thai experience with a decades insurgency running in the South, current civil war in Mynamar and Thailand's propensity for military coups.

[hotchilli]

Is he one of Phipat's finest ... welcoming Russians to bolster the tourism industry

[john donson]

send him to fight in ukraine? 25 years mercenary? you mean deserter maybe?

[AustinRacing]

He won’t be sending photos of illegal stuff to threaten rivals anymore.