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Thai Bar Girl Seeks Justice After Alleged Rape Ignored
With proper interviewing by the police, the suspect’s admission plus statements from the others involved/witnessing the incident would be enough for a conviction. Good luck finding competent detectives who could do that though. -
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Thai Police Bust Massive Multi-Billion Baht Fraud Ring
The Thai authorities appear to have dragged their heels on Chinese criminal gangs. There were numerous reports during COVID times of undesirables settling in, away from Chinese COVID restrictions. Here we are several years later and it's apparent that the undesirables either haven't left or have spread the word that Thailand is a comfortable base for criminal operations. It's going to take a long and concerted effort to get this under control. Wouldn't be surprised to see more Chinese authorities getting involved, bit like the Chinese Minister who recently marched into the Burmese border town with the scam operations. -
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Police Raid Cannabis Operation in Don Mueang Market, Three Foreigners Arrested
Picture from raid. In a planned operation, police raided a cannabis cultivation and processing site located in a well-known cosmetics market in Don Mueang, resulting in the arrest of three individuals overseeing the illegal operation, including two Vietnamese nationals and a Swedish national. At approximately 14:00 on 19 February, Police Colonel Sukrit Mangklasawat, the head of Don Mueang Police Station, instructed his team, led by Deputy Superintendent Amnat Chamchaem, to execute a search warrant issued by the Criminal Court. The search targeted a four-storey commercial building at 199/148 Soi Cherdwuthakart 9 in the Don Mueang district, following complaints about the strong smell of cannabis coming from the premises. The building, situated within a bustling cosmetics market, raised suspicions when officers observed that the front door of the unit was locked. After attempts to call for someone inside yielded no response, police gained entry through the back and apprehended two Vietnamese men and one Asian man of Swedish nationality on the fourth floor. Upon investigation, officers discovered four large suitcases on the first floor filled with dried cannabis buds. The mezzanine level served as a storage area for cannabis packed in bags, while the second floor contained vacuum-sealing equipment and digital scales for processing the product. Large quantities of dried cannabis were stored in zip-lock bags, some already vacuum-packed. The third and fourth floors had been modified for cannabis cultivation, equipped with hydroponic systems and artificial lighting; however, no live cannabis plants were found during the search. By 16:00 senior police officials, including Deputy Commissioner Nopasit Poonksawad and several others, arrived at the scene to assess the operation. Deputy Commissioner Nopasit stated that the Metropolitan Police Bureau had intensified its efforts to investigate suspected illegal activities and the presence of foreign nationals unlawfully working in the area. He indicated that the building was likely rented as a site for storing and cultivating cannabis. Deputy Commissioner Chotiwat Leuangwilai emphasised that selling cannabis necessitates approval from multiple authorities, including public health and law enforcement agencies, to assess individual cases for compliance. Without the proper permits, any cultivation or sales of cannabis would constitute a legal violation. During the interrogation, the individuals overseeing the cannabis operation admitted they were hired to guard the building and the cannabis products, receiving a monthly wage of 15,000 baht. Their responsibilities included packaging the cannabis for distribution. The owner of the building and the employer of the three individuals will also be summoned for questioning. Initial inquiries revealed that the three suspects may have also violated immigration laws, overstaying their visas. They have been transferred to Don Mueang Police Station for further legal action. -- 2025-02-20 -
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Reform UK Seen as Stronger and More Trustworthy Than Conservatives, Poll Suggests
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Canadian Embassy to discontinue income affidavit notary service April 1st, 2025
That is exactly correct. And then Thai authorities want the embassies to "verify" what was stated in the affidavit or statutory declaration. Which of course they cannot do. The saying....."not worth the paper it's printed on" ....springs to mind..
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