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Why do The Cars sound like Boston? Anybody know?
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 21 February 2025
Police Crackdown on Illegal Activities Across Bangkok The Metropolitan Police Bureau, led by Commissioner Pol. Lt. Gen. Siam Boonsom, has launched a significant operation to tackle illegal activities in Bangkok. The initiative, conducted from 18 to 20 February, involved 88 police stations and the Metropolitan Investigation Division, targeting hotels, apartments, entertainment venues, and residences in high-risk areas. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1352429-police-crackdown-on-illegal-activities-across-bangkok/ -
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THAI ECONOMY TO CRASH IN 2025
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Cheated in Love: Thai Woman Exposes Corrupt Cop Husband
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Police Raid Cannabis Operation in Don Mueang Market, Three Foreigners Arrested
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Police Crackdown on Illegal Activities Across Bangkok
Picture courtesy of The Metropolitan Police Bureau. The Metropolitan Police Bureau, led by Commissioner Pol. Lt. Gen. Siam Boonsom, has launched a significant operation to tackle illegal activities in Bangkok. The initiative, conducted from 18 to 20 February, involved 88 police stations and the Metropolitan Investigation Division, targeting hotels, apartments, entertainment venues, and residences in high-risk areas. During the crackdown, authorities inspected over 123 locations, resulting in the arrest of 145 individuals. The breakdown of those arrested includes 9 Thai nationals, 77 Chinese nationals, 32 Myanmar nationals, 14 Laotian nationals, and 13 other unconfirmed nationalities. The charges ranged across several laws, including: • Drug-related offences: 1 individual • Gambling offences: 67 individuals • Immigration violations: 15 individuals • Foreign worker regulations: 68 individuals • Customs offences: 21 individuals • Intellectual property violations: 3 individuals • Other offences: 9 individuals Notable arrests included: • Nakhon 1 Police Station: 14 Chinese nationals were apprehended for operating an online gambling ring in a condominium on Rama IX Road. Authorities seized 23 computers, 25 mobile phones, 15 cartons of Chinese cigarettes, and recovered cash amounting to THB 265,950, CNY 11,746, JPY 8,000, and USD 407. • Nakhon 2 Police Station: 3 Vietnamese nationals were arrested for the illegal sale of cannabis, with over 10 types of the substance confiscated. • Nakhon 3 Police Station: 2 Chinese nationals were caught hiding over 4,000 electrical goods in their home to evade taxes. • Nakhon 4 Police Station: 2 Chinese nationals were arrested for illegally selling untaxed goods in a Chinese restaurant. • Nakhon 5 Police Station: 13 individuals, including 1 Thai national and 12 foreigners, were arrested for illegal poker gambling, with cash and gambling equipment seized. • Nakhon 6 Police Station: 1 Chinese national was caught illegally working in a restaurant. • Nakhon 7 Police Station: 1 Myanmar national was arrested for working illegally at a convenience store and selling unlabelled food items. • Nakhon 8 Police Station: 1 Thai national, 1 Myanmar national, and 1 Chinese national were arrested for selling counterfeit perfumes online. • Nakhon 9 Police Station: 1 Chinese national was apprehended for selling counterfeit sportswear online. In a coordinated effort, police also detained 2 Chinese nationals identified as Mr. Ye and Mr. Li, who were operating a call centre in Poipet and allegedly involved in fraudulent activities. Assets worth approximately THB 15 million were confiscated during their arrest. The operation demonstrates a robust commitment by the Metropolitan Police Bureau to combat illegal activities and ensure the safety of the public in Bangkok. -- 2025-02-21
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