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Japanese Yakuza Gang Members Arrested near Pattaya for Assault & Illegal Cannabis Sales

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Police have apprehended two Japanese nationals on November 6, linked to a Yakuza gang, wanted in Japan for extortion and violent assault, and allegedly involved in illegal cannabis sales in Thailand. The arrest was ordered by Pol. Lt. Gen. Thiti Saengsawang, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, and executed by Pol. Maj. Gen. Teeradech Thamsutee and his investigative team.

 

The suspects, identified as Niki Fuku, 45, and Tomi Asai, 26, were detained at a resort in Pong Subdistrict, Bang Lamung District, Chonburi Province. They were wanted under criminal warrants issued by the Thai Criminal Court on October 17, 2024, for “joint extortion” and other violent acts.

 

The arrest follows an incident where the two suspects allegedly kidnapped a fellow Japanese national, held him overnight, subjected him to physical assault, and coerced him into consuming human waste, before releasing him.

 

According to authorities, both men admitted to previous arrests in Japan for cannabis-related offenses and stated that they fled to Thailand with 1 billion yen (approximately 300 million Thai baht). Once in Thailand, they established an operation selling cannabis and exporting it, despite the legal implications.

 

Pol. Lt. Gen. Thiti Saengsawang and Pol. Maj. Gen. Nopasin Poolsawat, Deputy Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, are expected to personally question the suspects at the Metropolitan Police Bureau later.

 

Further investigations are underway to determine the extent of their criminal activities in Thailand.

 

Picture courtesy of Daily News.

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-- 2024-11-07

 

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I can't believe nobody has commented on the surnames yet.

 

Police : "Let the hack get a good shot of the tatts, lift up his shirt."

Where is their 300 million bht and who will benefit from that if they give it up 🙄😀

300MTHB and the <deleted>tiest tattoos on a yakuza member ever!

8 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

According to authorities, both men admitted to previous arrests in Japan for cannabis-related offenses and stated that they fled to Thailand with 1 billion yen (approximately 300 million Thai baht). Once in Thailand, they established an operation selling cannabis and exporting it, despite the legal implications.

Christmas came early this year... 

Damn. They will let anyone in these days. What happened to all of the immigration controls?  Yeah, I know. $$$

9 hours ago, Briggsy said:

I can't believe nobody has commented on the surnames yet.

 

Police : "Let the hack get a good shot of the tatts, lift up his shirt."

I can just see it when the BIB asked the first named 'perp' to repeat his surname. I bet he got a right going over.

15 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

 

 

The arrest follows an incident where the two suspects allegedly kidnapped a fellow Japanese national, held him overnight, subjected him to physical assault, and coerced him into consuming human waste, before releasing him.

 

 

 

wtf ?

 

Sato you this poo 💩

 

No , i no likey !! 🤮

 

Sato the powers of persuasion , ahh sooo

 

💩

 

17 hours ago, ronster said:

Where is their 300 million bht and who will benefit from that if they give it up 🙄😀

 

RTP?

Apparently when the police caught him they asked him his name, and he said Fuku, so they beat him and kept asking his name ....

He kept saying Fuku, Fuku Fuku ...then they found his passport and realised he was ....

Mr Fuku from Japan ...😫😁🙃😆😎

Once again the dangers of the Devil's cabbage... Just. Say. No.

 

Fine, deport, LIFETIME BAN for Mr Fuku and Mr Asai.

 

Domo arigato.

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