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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 24 December 2024
Suspect's Family Offers Million-Baht Bribe for Heroin Dealer's Release Picture courtesy: Thai Rath Authorities have apprehended the mother-in-law and wife of a heroin dealer in Kanchanaburi after they attempted to bribe officials with a million baht to secure his release. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1347015-suspects-family-offers-million-baht-bribe-for-heroin-dealers-release/- 1
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I have sugar problem
no need to completely avoid. but go heavy on the meats. so you wont have much appetite for the refined carbs and sweets. but still requires some restraint. if you cant do it, best to stay away. -
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Suspect's Family Offers Million-Baht Bribe for Heroin Dealer's Release
Picture courtesy: Thai Rath Authorities have apprehended the mother-in-law and wife of a heroin dealer in Kanchanaburi after they attempted to bribe officials with a million baht to secure his release. On 22 December, a joint operation by Kanchanaburi's Narcotics Suppression Police, Border Patrol Police, and military intelligence successfully intercepted a heroin trafficking network. They initially arrested Wasin Tiankham, 30, and Jindaporn Yooyen, 36, for selling heroin to local youths. The couple was apprehended while delivering heroin to a customer on Saeng Chuto Road, Kanchanaburi. Police found a 350g block of heroin in their vehicle, which they admitted to owning. This led to the arrest of Anucha Muenard, 31, a major heroin distributor in the area. He was caught with 2.8kg of heroin, totalling nine blocks seized. Following Anucha's arrest, his wife, Kamolchanok, attempted to bribe officials, offering two million baht for his freedom. Acting swiftly, the police arranged a meeting. Kamolchanok arrived with her mother, Areeya, and a friend, presenting one million baht upfront and promising the remainder upon her husband's release. Picture courtesy: Thai Rath Officers, equipped with video evidence, arrested the trio on the spot. Anucha was returned to custody, while Areeya and Kamolchanok face charges for bribing public officials. The friend was found not to be involved. The case proceeds under the full extent of the law. -- 2024-12-24- 1
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Driver Dies as Pickup Truck Crashes into Barriers and Plunges into Pasak River
Picture from responders. A 38-year-old man died after his pickup truck crashed into road barriers twice and plunged into the Pasak River in Ayutthaya’s Nakhon Luang district. Despite efforts by local fishermen to assist, the vehicle sank completely before help could reach him. The incident occurred at around 19:30 on December 23, near the U-turn under the Nakhon Luang Bridge in Moo 5, Bang Rakam subdistrict. Police from Nakhon Luang Police Station, led by Police Captain Rakchart Prasoppol, and rescue divers from the Ayutthaya Ruamjai Association were dispatched to the scene. Witnesses reported that a white four-door Isuzu pickup truck had been idling for a short time before the driver revved the engine and rammed into the concrete barriers. After reversing, the vehicle accelerated and struck the barriers again, dislodging one into the river and knocking over another before the truck itself plunged into the Pasak River. The entire vehicle slowly sank beneath the water, with no one seen exiting the cab. Rescue divers began their search in the 4-metre-deep river and eventually located the submerged truck. Upon opening the driver’s side door, they discovered the body of the driver, identified as Mr. Anon, a 38-year-old resident of Buriram province. The vehicle, which was found lying flat on the riverbed was retrieved. A tow truck was used to lift it from the water. The front of the truck sustained significant damage, with its bumper detached, but the windows remained intact. According to the victim’s relatives, Mr. Anon had earlier visited family in Song Phi Nong, Suphan Buri province, and was on his way to Chanthaburi to reunite with his wife and child. Police are working to review CCTV footage from the area to determine the exact cause of the incident. The victim’s body has been sent to the Ministry of Justice’s Institute of Forensic Science for an autopsy. Investigations into the circumstances of the crash are ongoing. -- 2024-12-24 -
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Dutch tourist allegedly escapes bills and steals from many Phuket hotels
When I used to let my house on Airbnb, the only real scammers were Canadians. They would say it doesn't mention this or that in the advertising, my wife's in tears, the kids are scared, anything to get a refund. Which, on one occasion, I was fool enough to give. Then the lousy review once they'd packed their bags and left. Some people are just professional scumbags. -
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Antartica
Hmmm 🤔 Remember HAARP? Did anything ever come from that? There used to be all kinds of speculation as to what it’s true purpose was. -
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Big Bike Stunt Sparks Outrage in Phetchabun: Police Urged to Take Action
The police are probably waiting for him to fall or crash the bike to save on the effort of trying to catch him. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Tuesday 24 December 2024
Elderly Man Found Dead Upside Down in Bamboo Grove in Nong Bua Lamphu An elderly man lost his life after falling into a bamboo grove near Lam Phaniang, close to the Jombueng-Sang Sian Road in Nong Bua Tai Subdistrict, Si Bun Rueang District, Nong Bua Lamphu Province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1347013-elderly-man-found-dead-upside-down-in-bamboo-grove-in-nong-bua-lamphu/
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