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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Saturday 12 July 2025
Fake Cops in Pattaya Snatch B230,000 from Chinese Tourist Picture courtesy of News1 :ive A shocking crime unfolded in Pattaya as a Chinese tourist was abducted and robbed of over 230,000 baht by men disguising themselves as police officers. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366467-fake-cops-in-pattaya-snatch-b230000-from-chinese-tourist/ -
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Crime Fake Cops in Pattaya Snatch B230,000 from Chinese Tourist
Picture courtesy of News1 :ive A shocking crime unfolded in Pattaya as a Chinese tourist was abducted and robbed of over 230,000 baht by men disguising themselves as police officers. The incident happened early Thursday morning at 5.30am. CCTV footage shows two men, dressed in dark clothing, forcing 52-year-old Lin Yifan into a car near a North Pattaya Road food stall. He had just finished dining with friends, who had gone their separate ways. Lin was waiting for a ride he had ordered via an app. Witnesses, at first, thought it was a routine police arrest and did not intervene. However, this was far from an ordinary encounter. The perpetrators, driving a white SUV, wore black hoodies and swiftly pushed Lin into their vehicle. Despite his efforts to resist, Lin was dragged away as the SUV accelerated from the scene. Lin later recounted the ordeal to Pattaya City Police. He described being bound and threatened with an unspecified weapon within the car. The robbers, communicating in a blend of Thai and English, searched him thoroughly, seizing 15,000 baht in cash, two iPhones, and his eyeglasses. The criminals then made a bold move by transferring an additional 150,000 baht from Lin’s Chinese banking application. After this, they abandoned him at a shooting range, located about 9 kilometres from the initial kidnapping spot. Once freed, Lin immediately sought assistance and filed a report with the authorities. The total amount lost exceeded 230,000 baht. Investigations are ongoing as law enforcement continues its search for the suspects. The brazen nature of this crime has left both tourists and locals on edge. Authorities have urged the public to remain vigilant, particularly around Pattaya’s busy areas, and to report any suspicious activity to the police. The search intensifies as Pattaya City Police work tirelessly to bring the culprits to justice. The daring heist has prompted a wider call for increased security measures to protect both residents and visitors alike. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Bangkok Post 2025-07-12 -
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Crabbier Than a $2 Tart’s Nickers [] What’s Got You in a Twist, Love?
I don't see so many crabby expats as I see lonely and bored old timers. We've all seen them - sitting at a bar by themselves, nursing a Leo at 11:00 am, that lost look in their eyes. I fear turning into one of them almost more than finding a rosebud in my underwear. -
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Getting a Medical Certificate for Cannabis Use in Thailand
Agree they are totally lost and have decided to make all those involved criminals over night because THEY say so. -
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Bongino v Bondi - the first MAGA Crisis
Reports floating that Dan Bongino is on the edge of resigning due to.yhe Epstein farce. He blames Pamela Bondi for overpromising and under delivering. This is a genuine MAGA crisis. Trump will need to be on his toes to navigate this one. -
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US Government surplus
By the way - no serious economist has ever predicted that the full tariffs would be paid by US consumers. Manufacturers and importers are taking a haircut. Democrats are enraged that inflation is dropping and the idea of a budget surplus? Dear me, landslide territory for Trump at the midterms- 1
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