george Posted March 13, 2009 Share Posted March 13, 2009 Police bust six in camfrog sting Buyers forced to take drugs on webcam as safety precaution BANGKOK: -- Police yesterday arrested six people, including two minors, for trading illegal drugs via popular webcam-based chat service Camfrog. This is the first known instance in Thailand of drugs being dealt using an Internet chat service. Bangkok police chief Lt-General Worapong Chiewpreecha said the technology made police narcotics-suppression efforts more difficult and that the availability of drugs among teenagers through popular and familiar chat services made the problem more worrying. "This is a new method of drug-running," Worapong said. The adult suspects are Krissana Imruethaijaroenchoke, 31, Nattachai Winijso, 36, Kanjana Taengsopha, 25, and Adul Baramee, 25. The two unidentified minors are males aged 15 and 16. Police said all six confessed to charges of drug trading and possession with intent to sell. Found in the suspects' possession were 30 amphetamine tablets, two ecstasy pills, 35 grams of the drug called ice and 0.9 gram of ketamine powder. Police said the suspects opened a chat room using Camfrog's service and gave it an attractive name. They spread information about the drug service to chatters by word of mouth, and new chatters would be given passwords to enter the room each time a deal was to be made. New chatters were asked to use the drugs on camera to prove they were not police snitches. It was also an effective way to prevent chatters from stopping their use of drugs or talking to the police, because with their faces recorded, they feared for their lives. Pol Major Worrasak Phisitbannakorn, who led the arrests, said one of the suspects had been cooperating with the police for a while and had implicated the other five. Police are tracking other drug traders also suspected of using the Camfrog service to facilitate their business. He said investigating other groups of Camfrog drug traders might prove more difficult once these first arrests made the news. He said police would need help from Information and Communications Technology Ministry officials in tracking other dealers and their ever-changing virtual locations. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court yesterday upheld lower-court decisions sentencing four drug dealers to death and another one to 25 years in prison for their crime six years ago. The judges said they saw no reason to grant leniency to the four suspects, who possessed 16 kilograms of heroin and 60,000 amphetamine tablets with intent to sell. They are Buaphan Maneephed, On Wangwong, Thong Phromjan and a woman identified merely as Nee. The 25-year sentence handed to Saengnaree Oonniphon by the Court of Appeals has been upheld. -- The Nation 2009-03-14 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
malcolmswaine Posted March 13, 2009 Share Posted March 13, 2009 Its hardly surprising. When it comes to technology, there is such a huge generation gap between the middle aged and the emerging generation of kids who spend 24/7 in the gaming cafes. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TopDogger Posted March 14, 2009 Share Posted March 14, 2009 There were a LOT more than 30 pills in the TV news report? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Junglejumbo Posted March 14, 2009 Share Posted March 14, 2009 I think I could spot a Thai policeman regardless.They all tend to have the same corrupt looking face and polo neck shirts. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
malcy Posted March 14, 2009 Share Posted March 14, 2009 It'seasy to spot a corrupt thai cop ,he's the one wearing the tight brown pants Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TPI Posted March 14, 2009 Share Posted March 14, 2009 It'seasy to spot a corrupt thai cop ,he's the one wearing the tight brown pants Often known overseas as "little fat men in their younger brothers shirt"....not a bad effort nonetheless! I used to be ambivilent towards drug taking but after family experiences and watching the agony of Thai families I think that drug users should take a good, hard look at what they're doing & the effect on the people around them and give it all a big miss Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
trunknuk Posted March 14, 2009 Share Posted March 14, 2009 Drugs... on Camfrog. Oh the irony. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
yumidesign Posted March 15, 2009 Share Posted March 15, 2009 It'seasy to spot a corrupt thai cop ,he's the one wearing the tight brown pants no its the shoes, the chrome bit around the heal is the giveaway, even when they are not it uniform they still seam to wear these shoes Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sisaketmike Posted March 16, 2009 Share Posted March 16, 2009 Police bust six in camfrog stingBuyers forced to take drugs on webcam as safety precaution BANGKOK: -- Police yesterday arrested six people, including two minors, for trading illegal drugs via popular webcam-based chat service Camfrog. This is the first known instance in Thailand of drugs being dealt using an Internet chat service. Bangkok police chief Lt-General Worapong Chiewpreecha said the technology made police narcotics-suppression efforts more difficult and that the availability of drugs among teenagers through popular and familiar chat services made the problem more worrying. "This is a new method of drug-running," Worapong said. The adult suspects are Krissana Imruethaijaroenchoke, 31, Nattachai Winijso, 36, Kanjana Taengsopha, 25, and Adul Baramee, 25. The two unidentified minors are males aged 15 and 16. Police said all six confessed to charges of drug trading and possession with intent to sell. Found in the suspects' possession were 30 amphetamine tablets, two ecstasy pills, 35 grams of the drug called ice and 0.9 gram of ketamine powder. Police said the suspects opened a chat room using Camfrog's service and gave it an attractive name. They spread information about the drug service to chatters by word of mouth, and new chatters would be given passwords to enter the room each time a deal was to be made. New chatters were asked to use the drugs on camera to prove they were not police snitches. It was also an effective way to prevent chatters from stopping their use of drugs or talking to the police, because with their faces recorded, they feared for their lives. Pol Major Worrasak Phisitbannakorn, who led the arrests, said one of the suspects had been cooperating with the police for a while and had implicated the other five. Police are tracking other drug traders also suspected of using the Camfrog service to facilitate their business. He said investigating other groups of Camfrog drug traders might prove more difficult once these first arrests made the news. He said police would need help from Information and Communications Technology Ministry officials in tracking other dealers and their ever-changing virtual locations. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court yesterday upheld lower-court decisions sentencing four drug dealers to death and another one to 25 years in prison for their crime six years ago. The judges said they saw no reason to grant leniency to the four suspects, who possessed 16 kilograms of heroin and 60,000 amphetamine tablets with intent to sell. They are Buaphan Maneephed, On Wangwong, Thong Phromjan and a woman identified merely as Nee. The 25-year sentence handed to Saengnaree Oonniphon by the Court of Appeals has been upheld. -- The Nation 2009-03-14 Dear Nation, 'Meanwhile, the Supreme Court yesterday upheld lower-court decisions sentencing four drug dealers to death and another one to 25 years in prison for their crime six years ago.' I'm sorry to let you know that some drug dealers are only drug dealers because they're addicted. Offer them a 5 digit Number, and they'll sell their soul. My best friend in Europe was on the needle finding trip for quiet a while. All he'd received was help. A Therapy which was about 50,000$....after being clean for one year he died overdosed. Dear Thailand, We all know that those drugs will never end, please let's find a way to solve problems. Nobody wants to create them, right? Sorry for my thoughts....Greetings from my Buffalo called Hans. And sorry for those people who wrote that article that there would be so many Nazis in Pattaya....the most of them are dead. And a lot of them live in America, where you'll find the most Nazis. I can smell a bad smell in the w.w.w........ Mai Jindee donn Luktchak, khrap.............. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Boater Posted March 17, 2009 Share Posted March 17, 2009 Dear Nation,'Meanwhile, the Supreme Court yesterday upheld lower-court decisions sentencing four drug dealers to death and another one to 25 years in prison for their crime six years ago.' I'm sorry to let you know that some drug dealers are only drug dealers because they're addicted. Offer them a 5 digit Number, and they'll sell their soul. My best friend in Europe was on the needle finding trip for quiet a while. All he'd received was help. A Therapy which was about 50,000$....after being clean for one year he died overdosed. Dear Thailand, We all know that those drugs will never end, please let's find a way to solve problems. Nobody wants to create them, right? Sorry for my thoughts....Greetings from my Buffalo called Hans. And sorry for those people who wrote that article that there would be so many Nazis in Pattaya....the most of them are dead. And a lot of them live in America, where you'll find the most Nazis. I can smell a bad smell in the w.w.w........ Mai Jindee donn Luktchak, khrap.............. Attached thumbnail(s) Reduced 75% 800 x 600 (88.03K) huh and what is with the pic of the kid holding a wade of 1K bills? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sunreader Posted March 19, 2009 Share Posted March 19, 2009 Police bust six in camfrog stingBuyers forced to take drugs on webcam as safety precaution BANGKOK: -- Police yesterday arrested six people, including two minors, for trading illegal drugs via popular webcam-based chat service Camfrog. This is the first known instance in Thailand of drugs being dealt using an Internet chat service. Bangkok police chief Lt-General Worapong Chiewpreecha said the technology made police narcotics-suppression efforts more difficult and that the availability of drugs among teenagers through popular and familiar chat services made the problem more worrying. "This is a new method of drug-running," Worapong said. The adult suspects are Krissana Imruethaijaroenchoke, 31, Nattachai Winijso, 36, Kanjana Taengsopha, 25, and Adul Baramee, 25. The two unidentified minors are males aged 15 and 16. Police said all six confessed to charges of drug trading and possession with intent to sell. Found in the suspects' possession were 30 amphetamine tablets, two ecstasy pills, 35 grams of the drug called ice and 0.9 gram of ketamine powder. Police said the suspects opened a chat room using Camfrog's service and gave it an attractive name. They spread information about the drug service to chatters by word of mouth, and new chatters would be given passwords to enter the room each time a deal was to be made. New chatters were asked to use the drugs on camera to prove they were not police snitches. It was also an effective way to prevent chatters from stopping their use of drugs or talking to the police, because with their faces recorded, they feared for their lives. Pol Major Worrasak Phisitbannakorn, who led the arrests, said one of the suspects had been cooperating with the police for a while and had implicated the other five. Police are tracking other drug traders also suspected of using the Camfrog service to facilitate their business. He said investigating other groups of Camfrog drug traders might prove more difficult once these first arrests made the news. He said police would need help from Information and Communications Technology Ministry officials in tracking other dealers and their ever-changing virtual locations. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court yesterday upheld lower-court decisions sentencing four drug dealers to death and another one to 25 years in prison for their crime six years ago. The judges said they saw no reason to grant leniency to the four suspects, who possessed 16 kilograms of heroin and 60,000 amphetamine tablets with intent to sell. They are Buaphan Maneephed, On Wangwong, Thong Phromjan and a woman identified merely as Nee. The 25-year sentence handed to Saengnaree Oonniphon by the Court of Appeals has been upheld. -- The Nation 2009-03-14 Dear Nation, 'Meanwhile, the Supreme Court yesterday upheld lower-court decisions sentencing four drug dealers to death and another one to 25 years in prison for their crime six years ago.' I'm sorry to let you know that some drug dealers are only drug dealers because they're addicted. Offer them a 5 digit Number, and they'll sell their soul. My best friend in Europe was on the needle finding trip for quiet a while. All he'd received was help. A Therapy which was about 50,000$....after being clean for one year he died overdosed. Dear Thailand, We all know that those drugs will never end, please let's find a way to solve problems. Nobody wants to create them, right? Sorry for my thoughts....Greetings from my Buffalo called Hans. And sorry for those people who wrote that article that there would be so many Nazis in Pattaya....the most of them are dead. And a lot of them live in America, where you'll find the most Nazis. I can smell a bad smell in the w.w.w........ Mai Jindee donn Luktchak, khrap.............. "Greetings from my Buffalo called Hans"....what are you on mate?....got any left? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
TAWP Posted March 19, 2009 Share Posted March 19, 2009 We just went over CamFrog yesterday evening in the office for research reasons. My reaction is 'wow'. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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