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Crime Builder Caught Paying Workers with Meth Pills in Sa Kaeo
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Authorities in Sa Kaeo have arrested two construction contractors accused of paying their labourers with methamphetamine pills instead of wages. The arrests were made after local officials received complaints from the public regarding the disturbing practice. The accused, known locally by the aliases “M” and “Toon Khok Sumphan”, are believed to have routinely distributed yaba to workers at their building sites in lieu of regular pay. Acting on orders from provincial governor Mr Parinya Phothisat and Sa Kaeo’s chief district officer Mr Suthep Chaiwat, an anti-narcotics task force led by Mr Prasert Singthong, the provincial chief of security, conducted the raid with assistance from a volunteer defence corps and special operations teams. The suspects, Mr Chatnarin 36 and Mr Sattawat, were arrested with a quantity of yaba pills in their possession. One suspect was found with 142 meth pills and 6.3 grams of crystal methamphetamine. Upon questioning, both men admitted to running a local construction business in Tha Kasem subdistrict. They told police that many of their workers were already addicted to meth and used the drug to stay alert and work longer hours. Seeing an opportunity, the contractors allegedly began supplying the pills directly, deducting the cost from the workers’ wages. Officials say that in some cases, workers were left with little or no pay after deductions for the drugs. As demand increased, the suspects allegedly expanded their operation by selling the drugs to local youths in the area. Authorities have launched an extended investigation into the wider network believed to be supplying the methamphetamine. Both suspects are now in custody and have been handed over to investigators at Mueang Sa Kaeo Police Station for legal proceedings. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-07-11 -
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Crime Russian Gang Makes Off with ฿160,000 of Cannabis from Pattaya Clinic
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Russian Gang Makes Off with ฿160,000 of Cannabis from Pattaya Clinic Pictures courtesy of Daily News. Police are hunting three Russian nationals who allegedly stole high-grade cannabis worth 160,000 baht from a medical cannabis clinic in Pattaya, Chon Buri. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1366365-russian-gang-makes-off-with-฿160000-of-cannabis-from-pattaya-clinic/ -
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UK Gay Times Battles Collapse in Ad Revenue as Anti-Diversity Pressure Mounts
I got a message from the top guy stating that all the newly promoted posters have had their powers removed as they made a big mistake and all the departed posters should come back . The door was firmly closed though on the way out though . -
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Crime Russian Gang Makes Off with ฿160,000 of Cannabis from Pattaya Clinic
Pictures courtesy of Daily News. Police are hunting three Russian nationals who allegedly stole high-grade cannabis worth 160,000 baht from a medical cannabis clinic in Pattaya, Chon Buri. Mr Chuanchom Panboon, 55, the proprietor of the clinic on Soi Khao Talo, said the trio arrived at about 21:25, on 3 July in a blue Ford saloon bearing the registration plate จบ 4150 Chon Buri. Posing as customers, they spent more than 30 minutes discussing the purchase of two kilograms of organic, grade-A dried cannabis buds. After the price was agreed at ฿160,000, Mr Chuanchom placed the packaged cannabis on the counter and turned away to prepare sales documents. In that instant, the three men hurried out, jumped into their car and sped off, taking the entire consignment with them. Security-camera images of the suspects and their vehicle were posted on social media, and Mr Chuanchom swiftly lodged a formal complaint with Nong Prue Police Station. He is offering a ฿20,000 reward for information leading to the gang’s capture, insisting the theft was clearly pre-meditated. Police Region 2 investigators have now circulated the CCTV stills and are reviewing local traffic-camera footage to trace the car’s route. Officers believe the men may still be in the Pattaya area and are liaising with immigration authorities in case they attempt to flee the country. Anyone with information is urged to contact Nong Prue Police Station. Adapted by Asean Now from Daily News 2025-07-11
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