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Chinese Theft Suspect Arrested in Bangkok

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Thai immigration police arrested a 31-year-old Chinese national in Bangkok on May 23, 2026, following an international warrant issued by authorities in China. The suspect was detained during an operation in the Huai Khwang district after investigators tracked him to a hotel in the area.

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Pol Col Parinya Klinkesorn, deputy commander and spokesperson for Immigration Bureau Division 3, said the operation was carried out under the direction of Maj Gen Songprod Sirisukha, commander of Immigration Bureau Division 3, together with senior officers Pol Col Decho Sosuwannakul, Pol Col Chinawut Tangwonglert and Pol Col Suriya Puangsombat.

The investigation team from Immigration Bureau Division 3, led by Pol Lt Col Ithithorn Prasertsak, launched the operation after receiving information that the suspect had entered Thailand and was hiding in Bangkok.

Authorities identified the suspect as Mr. Wang, a Chinese citizen wanted by police in Nanjing on charges related to joint theft. According to investigators, he entered Thailand through Suvarnabhumi Airport using a 60-day visa exemption, before checking into a hotel in Huai Khwang.

Immigration officers inspected the suspect’s passport and biometric records and confirmed that the details matched information contained in the Chinese arrest warrant database. Police then took him into custody for further legal action.

Following the arrest, officers from Immigration Bureau Division 3 revoked the suspect’s permission to remain in Thailand under the Immigration Act BE 2522. Authorities said he was informed of his legal rights and appeal procedures through a Chinese interpreter.

The suspect was later transferred to Division 3 of the Immigration Bureau Investigation Division for deportation proceedings and coordination with Chinese authorities regarding his return to China.

Thai immigration police said the operation formed part of ongoing efforts to suppress transnational crime and prevent foreign fugitives from using Thailand as a safe haven.

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16 minutes ago, Georgealbert said:

Chinese arrest warrant database

What the heck is that, specifically?

6 hours ago, tai4de2 said:
6 hours ago, Georgealbert said:

Chinese arrest warrant database

What the heck is that, specifically

A Chinese database detailing specifics of people wanted in connection with crimes for whom arrest warrants had been issued.

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