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Wanted Burglar Caught After Chase Through School
Picture of arrest and reenactment. A 45-year-old man with multiple arrest warrants was apprehended in the early hours of 25 February, after attempting to break into a shop in Bangkok. In a desperate bid to escape police, he fled into a nearby school, only to trip and injure himself, leading to his capture. At around 03:00, a police patrol unit from Phaya Thai Police Station spotted Salamat Rakyat, a suspect wanted for multiple burglary offences, trying to force open the door of Maruay 95, a shop located at the Arun Phong Intersection on Rama VI Road. Upon seeing the officers, he immediately fled, scaling a fence into The Thai Women’s Association School. Police pursued him into the school grounds, where he attempted to hide near a banana tree before continuing his escape through the building. However, in his haste, he stumbled over a cafeteria table, hitting his head and sustaining minor injuries. Officers were able to apprehend him and provided first aid before taking him into custody. Upon confirming his identity, officers found that Rakyat was the subject of an arrest warrant issued by the Criminal Court (Warrant No. 879/2025) for burglary, including breaking and entering into private residences at night. Police had been investigating a series of thefts in the Phetchaburi Soi 3 area earlier in the month and had identified Rakyat as the likely suspect. A search of his bag revealed a 21-centimetre knife, five lock-picking tools, a black patterned shirt, and a flashlight. He later admitted to committing multiple burglaries to obtain money for personal expenses. Rakyat was taken to Phaya Thai Police Station for further questioning before being transferred to the investigation unit for legal proceedings. -- 2025-02-26 -
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DOGE Quietly Deletes the 5 Biggest Spending Cuts It Celebrated Last Week
Last week, Elon Musk’s government cost-slashing initiative, dubbed the Department of Government Efficiency, posted an online “wall of receipts,” celebrating how much it had saved by canceling federal contracts. Now the organization, which is also known as the U.S. DOGE Service, has deleted all of the five biggest “savings” on that original list, after The New York Times and other media outlets pointed out they were riddled with errors. The last of the original top five disappeared from the site in the early hours of Tuesday, even as the group claimed in its latest update that its savings to date had increased to $65 billion. https://archive.ph/ez9Kw#selection-869.0-897.193 -
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Judge Denies AP’s Request to Restore White House Access Amid ‘Gulf of America’ Dispute
Touchy. Your type won't be missed. You couldn't wait to attack the young lady. Worthless and cowardly halfwit. -
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British Man Arrested in Thailand After 25-Year Visa Overstay
Terrible.. imagine the damage he has done to Thai society, or should that be the ego of Thai immigration and the Police.. ? -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Wednesday 26 February 2025
Eight Injured as Pickup Truck Overturns on Slippery Road in Surat Thani Eight migrant workers were injured, three of them seriously, after a pickup truck skidded off the road and overturned in Surat Thani’s Phanom District on the night of 24 February. The crash occurred at a sharp bend in Phang Kan Curve, Moo 1, Phang Kan Subdistrict, during heavy rain, which is believed to have made the road slippery Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1352881-eight-injured-as-pickup-truck-overturns-on-slippery-road-in-surat-thani/ -
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