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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 18 November 2024
American arrested for alleged sexual assault of Chinese woman by Bob Scott Picture courtesy of Pattaya News Hat Yai police have arrested a 39 year old American man following serious allegations of sexual assault against a 35 year old Chinese woman. The case unfolded after the victim, known publicly as Chang, bravely came forward to report the distressing incident. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1343858-american-arrested-for-alleged-sexual-assault-of-chinese-woman/ -
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Lax Law Enforcement Cited for Alarming Road Fatalities in Thailand
You obviously have met the wrong people, stay out of bars, -
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American arrested for alleged sexual assault of Chinese woman
Hat Yai police have arrested a 39 year old American man following serious allegations of sexual assault against a 35 year old Chinese woman. The case unfolded after the victim, known publicly as Chang, bravely came forward to report the distressing incident. The drama began on November 2 when Chang and the suspect, identified as Christian, first crossed paths at a local restaurant in the bustling city of Hat Yai, Songkhla. The two quickly struck up a relationship, often meeting in the privacy of Chang’s hotel room. However, Chang made it clear that any intimate encounters would require protection. Things took a dark turn on November 7 when Chang alleges Christian refused to use protection. When she opposed his advances, the situation reportedly escalated, ending in a violent assault before Christian fled the scene. Acting swiftly on Chang’s report, Hat Yai police wasted no time in gathering evidence before acquiring an arrest warrant from the Songkhla Provincial Court. With the cooperation of tourist officials, authorities tracked Christian down on the very same day at a different hotel within Hat Yai, where they promptly arrested him. Christian now faces the serious charge of sexual assault under Thai law, which condemns the use of threats or physical force against someone unable to resist. The police are leaving no stone unturned as they continue their relentless investigation to build a watertight case. As of now, Christian has remained silent, refraining from making any statements to the Thai media. It also remains uncertain whether he has secured legal representation. by Bob Scott Picture courtesy of Pattaya News Source: The Thaiger -- 2024-11-18 -
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Trump Aide Urges UK to Embrace US Free Market Over 'Socialist' EU
All states are equal, although Germany seems a bit more equal than anyone else. But back on topic, if I were forced to choose a master, I'd choose the USA in preference to the EU. -
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Lax Law Enforcement Cited for Alarming Road Fatalities in Thailand
Im no expert, but having lived in Phuket for at least 20 years and how the place has expanded and grown I wouldn't mind guessing there is nowhere near enough police to control traffic, we live in the south of the island in Rawai the police station that covers this area is Chalong so from Chalong how big is that area to police? at the moment we are only talking about traffic control, As far as I know it covers Kata and Karon. Also have you guys seen them ad's on Facebook groups? Getting a Thai license, you don't need to go to the test center, they do it all for you, and are saying it's 100% legal, how can it be legal if you didn't sit the exam yourself? So licenses are being issued here in Phuket to people not qualified, -
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Why do so many Thai prostitutes marry their customers?
Any man is a “loser” before 25-30 and, after he gets a well paid job he suddenly becomes a “winner”. Girls are not the same. At the age of 18 the are all winners and call you loser, but at the age of 35 they suddenly shut up and speak very polite. -
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Visa on Arrival refused - what is the best way to re-enter Thailand?
I arrived in March 2023 and after the initial visa waiver got an ED visa for one year. I was going to renew it but since Thailand changed the rules on visa waivers I decided to use these as long as possible. I did two visa waiver runs to Laos and flew to Germany once and again got a visa waiver. As the extension expired on the 15th I flew to Malaysia for 2 days. But after arrival in Chiang Mai a young lady from immigration called her boss over. As I'd stayed in Thailand 1 year and 7 months they said I'm not a tourist so he's refusing the visa waiver. Bizarrely he said I should fly back to Malaysia and apply for a tourist visa. I refused to sign the expulsion order but of course it made no difference. What is my best option here, apply for a tourist visa, go back in and then apply for the DTV? Can an EU national apply for a tourist visa in Malaysia? And if I get it could Chiang Mai immigration then not make the same argument that due to living there 19 months I'm not real tourist and deny entry despite a valid tourist visa? -
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Pattaya beach turns into unregulated booze and kratom market
They really need to put together a tourist pamphlet with all these wonderful oddities, it could attract just the right people from across the globe. Should read something like "Welcome to real Sin City!"
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