Popular Post Georgealbert Posted 19 hours ago Popular Post Posted 19 hours ago Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A 25-year-old Irish national wanted by authorities in Ireland for a string of serious criminal offences has been arrested in after overstaying by more than 13 months, immigration police have confirmed. The man, identified only as “Mr E.” by police, was apprehended on 25 June outside a cannabis dispensary named Breaking Bad Budz in Sai Thai Subdistrict, part of Krabi’s Mueang District. His arrest forms part of a broader crackdown on foreign nationals involved in criminal activities and visa violations in the country. According to Colonel Sorathat Iamla-or, Chief of the Krabi Immigration Office, undercover officers had been monitoring Mr E.’s movements for several days before making the arrest. Upon confirming his identity and his 415-day overstay, the suspect was taken to Mueang Krabi Police Station for further legal processing. Authorities revealed that the arrest came at the request of the Irish police, who had sought assistance via diplomatic channels. Mr E. is reportedly facing prosecution in Ireland under the authority of the Director of Public Prosecutions on multiple charges, including: • Violent disorder and assault • Cocaine trafficking • Money laundering • Unlawful detention of women and children The arrest was part of a targeted operation by immigration police, which ran from 19 to 25 June, focused on rooting out foreign nationals posing security risks to the country. Police are urging the public to report suspicious behaviour involving foreign nationals, especially those suspected of drug-related crimes, illegal entry, overstays, or any actions deemed harmful to Thailand’s national security. Members of the public with relevant information are encouraged to contact the Immigration Bureau’s 24-hour hotline. Mr E. is expected to be deported following legal proceedings in Thailand, although extradition proceedings may follow should Irish authorities formally request his return to stand trial. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-06-27 1 1 1
Popular Post Gottfrid Posted 13 hours ago Popular Post Posted 13 hours ago Awesome! Another criminal hiding out in Thailand arrested and deported. 3 3 2
Popular Post cdemundo Posted 13 hours ago Popular Post Posted 13 hours ago Another crim with the internationally recognized symbol of intelligence, wealth, and success: extensive tattoos. I have been told on AN the heavily tattooed individuals are probably wealthier, more intelligent and more successful than I am. And as a confirmed Marxist (Groucho not Karl) I am reminded of the rhetorical question: "Who you gonna believe? Me or you own eyes?" 2 2 2 1 3
Popular Post spidermike007 Posted 10 hours ago Popular Post Posted 10 hours ago If they lock them up for a significant amount of time my guess is that even his mother would not miss him. 1 1 3
Popular Post bbbbooboo Posted 10 hours ago Popular Post Posted 10 hours ago hmmm… 415 days ….. pppffft… just a beginner 5
Kenny Boy Posted 10 hours ago Posted 10 hours ago Another upstanding member of the weed smoking fraternity. Classy bunch 6 1
Popular Post JellyBabies Posted 9 hours ago Popular Post Posted 9 hours ago 3 hours ago, cdemundo said: Another crim with the internationally recognized symbol of intelligence, wealth, and success: extensive tattoos. I have been told on AN the heavily tattooed individuals are probably wealthier, more intelligent and more successful than I am. And as a confirmed Marxist (Groucho not Karl) I am reminded of the rhetorical question: "Who you gonna believe? Me or you own eyes?" my rule of thumb is to only date girls whose tattoos are spelt correctly obviously a problem in Thailand as I cannot read Thai 😉 1 3
Homburg Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago So "the luck of the Irish" just ran out? Goodbye Mr E. You won't be missed. 1
Donga Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago Hope we can all see how this article relates to border protection, as most countries of the world recognise it. He is an illegal immigrant, no free accommodation, no appeals for removal. At least he had a visa at one time and overstated it. That's the legal process, right? 1
hotchilli Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 9 hours ago, Georgealbert said: A 25-year-old Irish national wanted by authorities in Ireland for a string of serious criminal offences has been arrested in after overstaying by more than 13 months, immigration police have confirmed. On the ball then...
newbee2022 Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago 9 hours ago, Georgealbert said: Picture courtesy of Khaosod. A 25-year-old Irish national wanted by authorities in Ireland for a string of serious criminal offences has been arrested in after overstaying by more than 13 months, immigration police have confirmed. The man, identified only as “Mr E.” by police, was apprehended on 25 June outside a cannabis dispensary named Breaking Bad Budz in Sai Thai Subdistrict, part of Krabi’s Mueang District. His arrest forms part of a broader crackdown on foreign nationals involved in criminal activities and visa violations in the country. According to Colonel Sorathat Iamla-or, Chief of the Krabi Immigration Office, undercover officers had been monitoring Mr E.’s movements for several days before making the arrest. Upon confirming his identity and his 415-day overstay, the suspect was taken to Mueang Krabi Police Station for further legal processing. Authorities revealed that the arrest came at the request of the Irish police, who had sought assistance via diplomatic channels. Mr E. is reportedly facing prosecution in Ireland under the authority of the Director of Public Prosecutions on multiple charges, including: • Violent disorder and assault • Cocaine trafficking • Money laundering • Unlawful detention of women and children The arrest was part of a targeted operation by immigration police, which ran from 19 to 25 June, focused on rooting out foreign nationals posing security risks to the country. Police are urging the public to report suspicious behaviour involving foreign nationals, especially those suspected of drug-related crimes, illegal entry, overstays, or any actions deemed harmful to Thailand’s national security. Members of the public with relevant information are encouraged to contact the Immigration Bureau’s 24-hour hotline. Mr E. is expected to be deported following legal proceedings in Thailand, although extradition proceedings may follow should Irish authorities formally request his return to stand trial. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-06-27 Gardai will be happy to get him back 👍
riverhigh Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago • Violent disorder and assault • Cocaine trafficking • Money laundering • Unlawful detention of women and children What a prize act !!! The question I have is "How did he get to leave Ireland". This does not say much for Ireland with respect to security. 1 1
Srikcir Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago 12 minutes ago, riverhigh said: What a prize act 25-year-old - can he ever be rehabilitated when he fundamentally is morally corrupt?
Cabradelmar Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago It's astounding how easy it is to get into Thailand when wanted by authorities in another country. Like there is absolutely no filter at the boarder, and they only get apprehended after they are allowed in (and only when at the request of the other country's police). 1 1
john11k Posted 8 hours ago Posted 8 hours ago The Irish don’t want him either. when the plane is half way home let him out and walk. Oops swim. Oops. Whatever.
terryofcrete Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago 2 hours ago, bbbbooboo said: hmmm… 415 days ….. pppffft… just a beginner 46 minutes ago, john11k said: The Irish don’t want him either. when the plane is half way home let him out and walk. Oops swim. Oops. Whatever. Costs money to extradite him and then feed him in an Irish Prison where there's drugs on demand delivered by drone to your cell window. Pity they can't keep him in the Bangkok Hilton instead.
wensiensheng Posted 7 hours ago Posted 7 hours ago “The arrest was part of a targeted operation by immigration police, which ran from 19 to 25 June,” Why the F aren’t they doing this day in day out? Forget about a weeks crackdown, do it every bleedin day. FFS.
Free the 115 Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago 3 hours ago, JellyBabies said: my rule of thumb is to only date girls whose tattoos are spelt correctly obviously a problem in Thailand as I cannot read Thai 😉 You are not alone. Story on here some time back about a Leeds fan who had a tattoo. “ I heart Leeds United” tattooist wrote Manchester instead of Leeds within the heart. apparently quite chuffed with it, until it was pointed out to him 1
Dexxter Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 1 hour ago, Free the 115 said: You are not alone. Story on here some time back about a Leeds fan who had a tattoo. “ I heart Leeds United” tattooist wrote Manchester instead of Leeds within the heart. apparently quite chuffed with it, until it was pointed out to him Just backspace and try again. No problem. 🤣
crazykopite Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago Yet they can’t find the RedBull guy who killed the policeman !
terryofcrete Posted 4 hours ago Posted 4 hours ago 2 hours ago, Andycoops said: Obviously wasn't missing his spuds and cabbage... I'm 77 and Irish and I never had spuds and cabbage , 2nd most expensive Country in the EU so god only knows what spuds and cabbage costs these days !
zain792 Posted 14 minutes ago Posted 14 minutes ago Breaking Bad Budz, such a creative name lol Added to the bucket list 📃!
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