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Jealous Ex-Lover Shoots New Boyfriend Dead in Ratchaburi
he's hiding at the back of mama's house, same as the rest of the thai murderers here. -
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What did you have for breakfast?
And again, eggs aren't the culprit but a long term unhealthy lifestyle and diet. -
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Jealous Ex-Lover Shoots New Boyfriend Dead in Ratchaburi
Nothing to see here. Just another Thai unable to handle being dumped by a woman and throwing his tantrum with a gun. Move on please. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 28 February 2025
Indian Man Arrested for Illegal Loan Sharking Police have arrested an Indian national who was allegedly operating an illegal money-lending business, charging an extortionate interest rate of 20% per day. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1353115-indian-man-arrested-for-illegal-loan-sharking / -
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Six-Year-Old Girl in Critical Condition After Brutal Dog Mauling in Nonthaburi
Unintentional? The dog needs putting to sleep, and so does the owner. -
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Indian Man Arrested for Illegal Loan Sharking
Picture of arrest Police have arrested an Indian national who was allegedly operating an illegal money-lending business, charging an extortionate interest rate of 20% per day. At approximately 14:00 on 27 February, officers from Tha Ruea Police Station received reports from local residents in Tha Ruea subdistrict, Tha Maka district, Kanchanaburi province, about a foreign man suspected of running an illegal loan sharking operation. Acting on the tip-off, police launched an investigation and soon located the suspect, identified as Mr. Vijay Kumar, 31, an Indian national, riding a motorcycle while collecting payments from borrowers along the Rang Kratai-U Lok Si Muen Road in Tha Maka. Upon searching the suspect, police found a small notebook containing records of illegal loans. Further questioning revealed that Kumar had been lending money at a daily interest rate of 20%, far exceeding the legal limit in Thailand. Officers arrested him and took him to Tha Ruea Police Station for further questioning. During the interrogation, officers attempted to contact Kumar’s alleged gang leader using his mobile phone. However, the call was abruptly cut off, after which Kumar refused to provide any further information to the authorities. Police have formally charged Mr. Vijay Kumar and have handed him over to investigators for further legal proceedings. -- 2025-02-28
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