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FBI: Vance Boelter went to [two] other state lawmakers' homes before killing Hortman
From the federal indictment: Boelter also made lists containing the names and home addresses of many Minnesota public officials, mostly or all Democrats. -
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Crime Man Shoots Brother Dead After Violent Confrontation at Rented Home in Mukdahan
Picture courtesy of Workpoint. A 56-year-old man has been arrested for fatally shooting his younger brother nine times during a violent altercation at a rented home in Dong Luang district, Mukdahan province. The victim had reportedly been released from prison just two days earlier and had been causing repeated disturbances, according to the suspect’s wife. The fatal shooting occurred on 16 June at a house in Moo 8, Nong Bua subdistrict. CCTV footage captured the victim, Mr. Surasit, 46, approaching the home armed with a metal pipe. Moments later, loud shouting was heard, followed by nine gunshots. Neighbours quickly alerted authorities. Police and rescue workers arrived at the scene to find Mr. Surasit dead on a bed near the front door. He had been shot multiple times in the torso with a 9mm firearm. The alleged shooter, Mr. Nikorn, the victim’s elder brother and resident of the house, confessed to firing the weapon. Investigators discovered signs of a struggle inside the home, with scattered belongings, spent bullet casings, a homemade metal pipe weapon and a large machete left at the scene. According to Mr. Nikorn’s wife, Mrs. Saeng, she had fled the house before the shooting out of fear her brother-in-law would attack her. She revealed that since being released from prison, where he had served a nine-month sentence for drug use and property damage, Mr. Surasit had continually harassed the couple. On the day of the incident, he reportedly demanded 500 baht from her husband, who could only offer 300 baht. This led to an argument that escalated into physical violence and ultimately the shooting. A friend of the suspect, Mr. Krai, told reporters that Mr. Nikorn had previously moved out of the family home due to the constant harassment from his younger brother. Despite relocating, the victim continued to pursue and provoke him, culminating in the incident. Police have taken Mr. Nikorn into custody and are holding him at Dong Luang Police Station. He faces an initial charge of homicide. The weapon used in the crime was an unregistered firearm and further legal action regarding firearms offences may follow pending investigation. Adapted by Asean Now from Workpoint 2025-06-17 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 17 June 2025
Police Chief Orders Raid on Newly Opened Dragon-Tiger Gambling Den in Nonthaburi Picture courtesy of Amarin. A newly opened illegal gambling den operating in the heart of a local market in Nonthaburi Province was shut down by police on 14 June, with 29 gamblers arrested at the scene. The raid came just two days after the venue had secretly opened, taking advantage of law enforcement being occupied with unrelated operations in the area. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1363860-police-chief-orders-raid-on-newly-opened-dragon-tiger-gambling-den-in-nonthaburi/ -
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Crime Police Chief Orders Raid on Newly Opened Dragon-Tiger Gambling Den in Nonthaburi
Picture courtesy of Amarin. A newly opened illegal gambling den operating in the heart of a local market in Nonthaburi Province was shut down by police on 14 June, with 29 gamblers arrested at the scene. The raid came just two days after the venue had secretly opened, taking advantage of law enforcement being occupied with unrelated operations in the area. The operation was personally ordered by Pol. Maj. Gen. Kittithanet Thanananthaweesin, Commander of the Nonthaburi Provincial Police. He instructed officers from Bang Yai Police Station, including Pol. Col. Siraphop Anusiri, Pol. Lt. Col. Wiwan Kaewphun, and Pol. Lt. Col. Surachet Changsarn, to coordinate with investigation and tactical units to launch the raid. The target was a gambling house operating on the second floor of a building in Moo 6, Sao Thong Hin subdistrict, Bang Yai district. The raid followed several days of surveillance, during which officers observed a steady stream of individuals entering the premises. When the police made their move, they found an active Dragon-Tiger gambling table with dozens of people gathered around it. Authorities arrested 29 individuals and seized substantial evidence including: • 1 gambling table • 11 decks of cards • 8 card storage boxes • 1 card shuffler • 2 Dragon-Tiger signage boards • 1 bell used during play • THB 98,200 in cash Preliminary investigations revealed that the gambling den had only been in operation for two days. Organisers had reportedly timed their opening to coincide with a police crackdown on illegal migrant workers in the area, assuming law enforcement resources would be diverted. Maj. Gen. Kittithanet has ordered strict legal action against all those involved and emphasised that if any financial irregularities indicate money laundering, the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) will be brought in to pursue further prosecution. This venue marks the third illegal gambling operation dismantled in Nonthaburi in recent days. Previous raids included a hi-lo den under the jurisdiction of Bang Mae Nang Police Station and another Dragon-Tiger gambling operation in the Plaibang area. All of these establishments violate the directives of the Royal Thai Police and the Region 1 Provincial Police Bureau. Police are now working to identify and prosecute the organisers, including the property owner and any influential figures behind the scenes. Further arrests are expected as the investigation continues. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-06-17 -
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Report British Influencer's Lamborghini Recovered in Thailand After Eight-Year Saga
Amazingly, according to what the owner said, the car apparently accrued an extra 15,000 miles on it after the Thai police had it impounded. Hmmmmm Corruption has no bounds and the way it is exercised it truly mind-boggling.
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