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Not sure what I am allowed to write out this so I keep it basic with some photos

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2 foreigners arrested and confessed to robbing places in reports in lamai and Manam

Both men from Algeria

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I hate these people. There seems to be more and more of them popping up

If i caught them they would not have made is as far as the police station )

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That is some of the best pointing I've seen since a photo I saw of a dead elephant with several people pointing at it just in case you missed it in the shot. Excellent! Should be an Olympic sport.... (<deleted>?)

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One of the men ‘admitted’ that he had entered the country illegally from Malaysia, after meeting a fellow Algerian who helped him cross into Thailand, without a valid passport, after paying Thai border guards 4,000 baht

I thought they had already cracked down on this?

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I believe the pointing is because the term for "identify culprit" in Thai language is ชี้ตัว [chi tua] which literally means "point at person". Hence when police needs to take photo as evidence to present court, they literally have point at the suspects.

There also seems to be a cultural thing. Often when I take photos with friends for example in a restaurant and sometimes they'd like to point their finger at a particular signature dish on the table or something. Or if for example taking a photo near some landmark, they'd have to point at the landmark in the background.

They can take pics with the pointing with their cameras, but I always insist on pics for myself without this awkward pointing.

You got a good point there.

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One of the men ‘admitted’ that he had entered the country illegally from Malaysia, after meeting a fellow Algerian who helped him cross into Thailand, without a valid passport, after paying Thai border guards 4,000 baht

I thought they had already cracked down on this?

He probably lied

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