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Thai couple arrested in Bangkok condominium raid for producing Pod K
Photo via Naewna By Petch Petpailin Officers from the Metropolitan Police Bureau raided a luxury condominium in Bangkok’s Thon Buri neighbourhood on Tuesday, January 21, and arrested a Thai couple for producing and distributing a new narcotic known as Pod K. Pod K, a substance similar in appearance to e-cigarettes, contains e-liquid laced with ketamine. This new drug gained popularity among Thai teenagers due to its accessibility, mirroring that of regular e-cigarettes. In response, police launched a targeted operation to crack down on its distribution. This recent investigation began after residents of a luxury condominium in Thon Buri reported frequent disturbances caused by a group of teenagers gathering in one of the units over the past three months. Upon further investigation, authorities discovered that the condo unit in question was being used as a production and distribution hub for Pod K. The Pod K sold by the couple came in a variety of flavours, such as grape and cola, and was priced between 1,300 and 1,500 baht per unit. The couple operating from the room received orders via the Line messaging application and used app-based delivery services to distribute their products. The couple would leave the packages on the condominium’s ground floor for delivery riders to collect. During the raid, police apprehended the suspects, identified only by their nicknames, Pond and Film. A search of the unit uncovered a wide array of illegal substances, including ketamine-laced e-liquids, methamphetamine (commonly known as Yaba), mixed drugs marketed as collagen, drug-laced drinks, drug-infused jelly, ecstasy, and crystal meth among other ingredients used for drug manufacturing. The couple faced three charges including: Section 145: Producing, importing, exporting, distributing, or possessing Category 1 narcotics. This carries a penalty of up to 15 years imprisonment and a fine of between 200,000 and 2 million baht. Section 146: Producing, importing, exporting, distributing, or possessing Category 2 narcotics. This carries a penalty of up to 15 years imprisonment and a fine of between 200,000 and 1.5 million baht. Section 162 of the Narcotics Control Act for using a Category 1 drug. The penalty is up to one year of imprisonment, a fine of up to 20,000 baht, or both. It remains unclear whether police plans to expand their investigation to apprehend other individuals potentially involved in the operation. Source: The Thaiger -- 2025-01-23 -
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90 Day Reporting at Jomtien in person - how early and late can it be done?
Well in disgust of myself for screwing up checked previous lodgement email from the local Gestapo and seen I was clearly 2 weeks late, and becoming more disgusted with myself noticed 5000 fine at bottom of page, so you know when you feel like your world is crumbling down around your head.....things get blurry, they wanted me to jump to attention and get on down to headquarters this was 3pm today even im a 10 min bike ride away the fine wont change by tomorrow morning, so I filled up my wallet, plus cards, and we will see. In the mean time my white board got thrown off the balcony and now in the process of getting to know how to use reminders on my iphone... -
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Hamas Is Effectively Back in Control in Gaza With no alternative following a cease-fire with
Well, that’s just about the most smug, sanctimonious, condescending comment I’ve ever read on here; but now that you have vilified most of the other posters on this forum with your sweeping generalisation, can you please give just one example of where any poster has said “The Middle East is a foreign wasteland of "camel-riding rag-heads with curved knives" -
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Afghan man stabs and kills two in Germany, including a toddler others injured
Buddhist, go on then, the trouble is Muslims believe this is the direct word of God. Over 48 K Islamic terror attacks killing over 210k since 1979, nothing to do with religion? wake up
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