Yaba Dealers Caught

source: http://pattayatoday.net/index.php?action=s...ews&id=6751

note: this is it in a nutshell. young boys who should be in school or working come

to pattaya with no plan whatsoever other than making problems for other people.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Two young brothers, Tam, aged 21, and his younger brother, Jon, aged only 17,

were recently arrested on their slippery road to prison, with 15 Yaba tablets and over two thousand baht in cash, together with equipment used to break the locks from

motorcycles.

The two brothers were originally spotted, sitting suspiciously on a motorcycle, in the dark area of Soi 16, the old Police Department Building, on Central Pattaya Road. As they were questioned by police officers, the older of the two brothers, confessed that he was a drug dealers awaiting visits from his customers.

He explained to the officers that they were originally from the Kamphaengpetch Province, and had made the trip to Pattaya in order to find work. However, their plans had not gone as expected, and it turned out to be harder that they thought, especially as they did not speak any English. Newly acquired friends suggested that the only course of action open to them was to start their own business, dealing in drugs.

The friends explained to the older brother where he could meet a man called ‘Yu’, in the South Pattaya area, who would sell him Yaba tablets at 200 baht each, which he could then sell on to customers at 300 baht each, it seemed the ideal job for the budding entrepreneur.

He found a nice little niche, prying his medication to the Pattaya girls of the night life vocation. He was making a good living and would share some of his money with his younger brother, who he heatedly insisted had nothing to do with the budding business.

However, as the younger brother was carrying the equipment to break the locks from motorcycles, the police believed he was more involved than his older brother would lead them to believe. The two were taken to the police station for further questioning and no doubt will have their day in court in the near future.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------