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13 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

Initial attempts to contact the investigating officer in charge of the original case, Police Lieutenant Colonel Prasit, were unsuccessful. However, further coordination with Police Lieutenant Colonel Chaiwat Chantasuwan, Deputy Superintendent of Chalong Police Station in Phuket, confirmed that an arrest warrant had been issued by the Phuket Provincial Court.

in simpler words they tried to call the officer who issued the warrant to arrest and no one answered so they waited and call later in which they got confirmation this was the man wanted. 

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On 5/4/2025 at 5:46 AM, Georgealbert said:

 

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Pictures courtesy of Inside Thailand.

 

Thai immigration authorities have arrested an Australian national at Suvarnabhumi Airport after biometric checks revealed he was wanted in connection with an armed robbery case in Phuket.

 

At approximately 20:30 on 3 May, officers from the Immigration Division 2 (Immigration Bureau) were alerted by airport immigration officials about a suspicious traveller, identified only as Mr Mc, an Australian citizen. He had arrived in Thailand on Thai Airways flight TG432, from Denpasar, Indonesia and was scheduled to board a connecting flight to Phuket TG225.

 

Upon verifying his identity through the immigration biometric system, officers discovered that Mr Mc was listed as a prohibited person under immigration record number A071102.

 

The arrest follows orders from Police Lieutenant General Phanumart Boonyaluck, Commissioner of the Immigration Bureau and his deputy, Police Major General Thanit Thaiwatcharamat, who instructed officers to intensify security screening of international passengers. Police Major General Cherngron Rimphadee, Commander of Immigration Division 2, was assigned to oversee the enforcement operation.


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Initial attempts to contact the investigating officer in charge of the original case, Police Lieutenant Colonel Prasit, were unsuccessful. However, further coordination with Police Lieutenant Colonel Chaiwat Chantasuwan, Deputy Superintendent of Chalong Police Station in Phuket, confirmed that an arrest warrant had been issued by the Phuket Provincial Court.

 

The warrant, number J.326/2568 dated 2 May 2025, accuses Mr Mc of “armed robbery using a firearm and using a vehicle to commit the offence.”

 

The suspect was taken into custody without incident and has since been handed over to the relevant authorities for further legal proceedings.

 

Thai authorities reiterated their commitment to national security and maintaining rigorous screening procedures for all individuals entering and exiting the country.

 

 

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By any means not the brightest candle.

Some time in jail will enlighten him.✌️

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Imagine thinking you are heading to Phuket to sit on the beach and get drunk etc and you end up in a Thai jail for armed robbery .

Priceless 🙄🤣

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On 5/4/2025 at 12:20 PM, Harrisfan said:

He should have robbed a bank in Oz. The jails are heaps better.

Very few physical backs left in Oz to be robbed

 

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On 5/4/2025 at 9:19 AM, bkk6060 said:

Poor fool should have gone to Bali.


He did!  It seems you don't know where in Indonesia Denpasar is located!

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Yeah baby...I got three tasty babes waiting for me in Phuket.  Got some good green, extra cash and will connect with my "mates".....oh <deleted>e.....WTF are these guys in brown uniform doing hanging around?

 

Enjoy the nice soup, comfortable rooms and nice bathroom facilities your More Run.

Posted
2 minutes ago, newnative said:

Good.

I this pick on the Aussie week ?? He obviously  didn't think that the Thai police were that clever. Neither did I reallty.

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On 5/4/2025 at 5:46 AM, Georgealbert said:

At approximately 20:30 on 3 May, officers from the Immigration Division 2 (Immigration Bureau) were alerted by airport immigration officials about a suspicious traveller, identified only as Mr Mc, an Australian citizen. He had arrived in Thailand on Thai Airways flight TG432, from Denpasar, Indonesia 

 

On 5/4/2025 at 5:46 AM, Georgealbert said:

The warrant, number J.326/2568 dated 2 May 2025, accuses Mr Mc of “armed robbery using a firearm and using a vehicle to commit the offence.”

 

 

The warrant was issued on May 2, and he arrived back in Thailand on May 3.

 

The timing is odd. When did the alleged offence take place?

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2 minutes ago, wavodavo said:

I this pick on the Aussie week ?? He obviously  didn't think that the Thai police were that clever. Neither did I reallty.

Good--in that criminals, of any nationality, are being caught.   Good also that the Belgium running amok was deported.  

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On 5/4/2025 at 1:20 PM, thesetat said:

in simpler words they tried to call the officer who issued the warrant to arrest and no one answered so they waited and call later in which they got confirmation this was the man wanted. 

It's pathetic is everyone in Thai police force a jumped up officer, are there no ordinary constables. Reminds me of Dick Dastardly dog Muttley, gimi, gimi, a medal. I can't take them seriously 🤣😅🤣

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On 5/4/2025 at 6:03 AM, Harrisfan said:

Neck tatts = nutter

Perhaps where you live but in many places it's just a form of decoration. Do try not to be so judgeMENTAL.

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Just now, Magictoad said:

Perhaps where you live but in many places it's just a form of decoration. Do try not to be so judgeMENTAL.

Mostly crims and bikies get neck tatts.

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