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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 18 June 2025
Dutch Expat Arrested in Phuket for Alleged Fraud in Crime Crackdown Photo courtesy of สวพ.FM91 A Dutch expatriate has been arrested in Phuket, accused of defrauding a German woman of hundreds of thousands of baht. This arrest is part of a nationwide crime crackdown initiated by the Royal Thai Police (RTP). Full Story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1364043-dutch-expat-arrested-in-phuket-for-alleged-fraud-in-crime-crackdown/ -
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90 day Non Imm application in the UK
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Putin Humiliates Trump With Massive Strike That Kills an American
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Report Dutch Expat Arrested in Phuket for Alleged Fraud in Crime Crackdown
Photo courtesy of สวพ.FM91 A Dutch expatriate has been arrested in Phuket, accused of defrauding a German woman of hundreds of thousands of baht. This arrest is part of a nationwide crime crackdown initiated by the Royal Thai Police (RTP). The 65-year-old suspect, wanted under a Phuket Provincial Court warrant for fraud, was apprehended by Tourist Police in the Pa Klok area of Thalang district. His arrest follows a tip-off about his whereabouts. According to Tourist Police Division 3, the suspect had been avoiding arrest since the warrant was issued on 9th July 2024. He was caught on 17th June during an operation targeting fugitives wanted for serious charges, including firearms, ammunition, and fraud. This operation is part of a broader RTP campaign, running from 14th to 20th June, to tackle crime and apprehend fugitives across Thailand. Police Lieutenant General Saksira Pueak-am, Commander of the Tourist Police, instructed all units to act decisively. In Phuket, Police Major General Phopphon Chakkaphak and Police Colonel Naraphon Wattanakaratwi coordinated the efforts, with Police Lieutenant Colonel Pitiya Thepmuang leading the arrest team. The case began when a German woman reported being swindled by the Dutch national, who allegedly also runs a restaurant in Patong. She claimed he deceived her into handing over approximately 350,000 baht, leading her to pursue legal action. Acting on an informant’s tip, officers discreetly investigated before arresting the man without incident. Following his detention, he was taken to Phuket Provincial Court for further proceedings. This arrest marks a significant success for the nationwide crackdown, underscoring that foreign suspects cannot escape justice in Thailand. The police continue to encourage the public, including expats and tourists, to report any suspicious activity to help maintain safety and order in tourist hotspots like Phuket. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-06-18 -
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UK Breaking Barriers: Blaise Metreweli Becomes First Woman to Lead MI6
They can do better than that. She's white for God's sake. MI6 needs someone like Karine Jean-Pierre.- 1
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Report Thailand's Grand Ambition: Hosting F1 with 40 Billion Baht Plan
That is the logical location, even moreso that the track is grade 1 certified. <deleted> me why it is ignored, I can only assume it is the medical facility requirements needed.
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