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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 14 July 2025
Police Detain Teen Biker Amid Criticism of Heavy-Handed Tactics Picture courtesy of Thai Rath In Chaiyaphum, police are under scrutiny after detaining a teenage biker in a seemingly forceful manner at a petrol station. The incident sparked debate online about the appropriateness of the officers' Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366594-police-detain-teen-biker-amid-criticism-of-heavy-handed-tactics/ -
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Picture courtesy of Thai Rath In Chaiyaphum, police are under scrutiny after detaining a teenage biker in a seemingly forceful manner at a petrol station. The incident sparked debate online about the appropriateness of the officers' actions. On 13th July, following a long holiday weekend, groups of modified motorcycle riders took to the streets in Tephasit, Bamnet Narong, and Nong Bua Khok in Chaiyaphum. Residents reported the gatherings, leading police to investigate a large group congregating at a PTT petrol station in Bamnet Narong. As police approached, most bikers dispersed, but the incident drew attention when a bystander captured footage questioning the level of force used by the police, which was then shared online. The public divided in opinion, with some supporting law enforcement duties, while others felt the response was excessive. Upon investigation, police discovered that the rider in question, a 16-year-old referred to as Mr. S., tested positive for drugs after crashing into officers, injuring them. Picture courtesy of Thai Rath Mr. S. admitted to drug use and attempted to flee due to fear of arrest. He expressed remorse, stating he came from Korat to ride with friends and now accepts the legal consequences. The Chaiyaphum police noted the challenges of managing noise and disturbances from such motorcycle trips and are working with local authorities to enhance traffic regulation to minimise future disruptions. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Thai Rath 2025-07-14 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 14 July 2025
Iranian Man Arrested for Snatching Cash from Malaysian Tourist Police in Huai Khwang have arrested an Iranian man for stealing 100,000 baht from a Malaysian tourist under the pretence of exchanging US dollars. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1366593-iranian-man-arrested-for-snatching-cash-from-malaysian-tourist/ -
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Crime Iranian Man Arrested for Snatching Cash from Malaysian Tourist
Police in Huai Khwang have arrested an Iranian man for stealing 100,000 baht from a Malaysian tourist under the pretence of exchanging US dollars. On 13th July, Police Colonel Prasopchok Aiemphinit of Huai Khwang Police Station revealed details of the incident that occurred on 8th July. At around 9:44 PM, Malaysian tourist Lai Jin Hao was approached by Arash Esmi, a 36-year-old Iranian, outside the Avani Ratchada Hotel. Pretending to befriend the tourist, Esmi offered to exchange US dollars for Thai banknotes. As Lai was about to show him the money, Esmi grabbed 100,000 baht and fled. Following the theft, Police Lieutenant Colonel Chanapat Suksawat and his team reviewed CCTV footage, tracking the suspect’s taxi to Si Lom Road. The suspect was apprehended on 12th July outside a McDonald's branch on Narathiwat Ratchanakarin Road. During questioning, Esmi confessed and arranged for his relatives to return the stolen money to the victim. He has been taken into custody for legal proceedings. Colonel Aiemphinit praised his investigative team for their swift action and urged anyone with similar experiences to contact Huai Khwang Police Station at any time. Adapted by ASEAN Now from Daily News 2025-07-14- 1
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