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Iranian & Algerian Hotel Burglary Gang Arrested By Pattaya Police

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Iranian & Algerian Hotel Burglary Gang arrested by Pattaya Police

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PATTAYA:--A group of four foreign nationals accused of multiple break-ins at Hotel rooms around Pattaya have been arrested.

A press conference was held at Pattaya Police Station on Saturday Morning by Police Colonel Tamanoon to announce the arrest of one Iranian former Soldier and owner of a Travel Agency in Pattaya along with three Algerians. The Colonel explained that the group was led by Mr. Kojr Qader Salih Salih aged 42, the former Soldier who has lived in Pattaya for 12 years and speaks fluent Thai.

He led the team of four men who would use fake passports to check-in at hotels. They would then identify rooms occupied by foreign nationals. Using a credit card, they would be able to open room safes and remove valuables which would then be sold on and the proceeds would be split between the men. The investigation was prompted by many complaints from local Hoteliers who confirmed a gang of middle-eastern men were involved.

The first to be tracked down and arrested was the gang leader Mr. Salih who provided Police with information of the whereabouts of the other three men.

Full story: http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/62693/iranian-algerian-hotel-burglary-gang-arrested-pattaya-police/

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-- Pattaya One 2012-09-22

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Come on guys, look at the camera! Don't you know how it works in Thailand?

why is it that most of the time you read about these sort of individuals they are almost always middle eastern

Well done Mr Tamanoon!

why is it that most of the time you read about these sort of individuals they are almost always middle eastern

do you really want to know why ? :whistling:

ATM fraud was Iranians too right?

Terrorist gang in Bangkok

Now robbing tourists' rooms

Thai authorities might want to look at their visa policy

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All ok and sanctioned so long the as victims of the alleged crimes were infidels...

I wonder what will happen to the travel agency owner who speaks fluent sh!te..? Probably still in business next week under a new name as he volunteered the names of the others to the BIB...

Pitty they don't have the stones to show their faces...

this has been going on for years ......remember at least 12 years ago aussie night manager murdered by middle eastern gang at the orchid ?hotel in soi bongkot if memory serves me correct ...its an old scam ...saw it in bangkok at the nana plaza hotel they got caught ...just book into a room get a key done check out and hang around lobby ..easy to see the key in the box ring room from the foyer to verify no one there and then voila ..in and out in 3 mins with the accomplice down stairs to ring on mobile if the guest returns to hotel ...also saw a korean gang caught in manila same modus operandi at the cherry blossoms hotel

Maybe I am being a little naive here, but this suggests that you can use any credit card to open various safes? Can that be done? I am aware that in some hotels you can use your credit card to open your room safe if there is a charge.

Using a credit card, they would be able to open room safes and remove valuables

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