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Crime Drug Raid in Ayutthaya on “Party Drug” Dealer
Pictures courtesy of Khaosod. Ayutthaya authorities have arrested a 29-year-old woman in possession of a quantity of “party drugs” after a raid on a suspected drug den, while her husband managed to escape. On 9 August, Ayutthaya Governor Niwat Rungsakorn, Provincial Defence Officer Phuwarin Boonphuphandtanthi, and Assistant Defence Officer Anon Chaichat led the operation, detaining Ms Metinee, also known as “Lin”, at a commercial building in Hua Laem community, Tha Wasukri subdistrict. Seized from the premises were 109 grams of ketamine, 297 ecstasy pills, 31 sachets of collagen powder laced with ecstasy, marketed as “Happy Water”, 20 tablets of the drug “Five Five”, 13 e-cigarettes and 97 vaping pods. Officers also confiscated 737,950 baht in cash and gold jewellery worth around 500,000 baht. The bust followed an operation targeting small-scale dealers in the Hua Laem area, prompted by complaints from residents about drug-related gatherings. Investigators discovered the ground floor of the four-storey building operated as a chicken rice shop, while the upper floors were allegedly used to store and sell drugs popular in night-time entertainment venues, including ketamine, ecstasy-laced sweets and counterfeit collagen products. Undercover officers arranged to purchase drugs from Ms Lin before raiding the property. She was found visibly shocked on the fourth floor when confronted by officials. A search revealed the illicit substances hidden in the bedroom and on the rooftop. Ms Lin reportedly confessed that her husband had been dealing in “party drugs” for four to five years, supplying her with stock to sell to local youths, students and customers ordering via messaging apps. She claimed that at the time of the raid, her husband was not home, leaving her to handle sales in his he absence. During the arrest, Ms Lin’s mother phoned to ask about the situation and her son-in-law’s whereabouts. She expressed disappointment that he had not returned to take responsibility, leaving Ms Lin to face prosecution alone. The suspect and evidence were handed over to Ayutthaya police. She faces charges of possession of Category 1 narcotics (ecstasy and Happy Water) for sale, possession of Category 2 psychotropic substances (ketamine, Five Five pills and vaping pods) for sale and possession of e-cigarettes, all in violation of the law. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-08-10 -
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Cyber Police Arrest Man Selling Illegal Chainsaws Online Picture courtesy of SiamNews. Cybercrime police have apprehended a man involved in the illegal online sale of chainsaws and uncovered a cache of homemade firearms at his residence. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1369313-cyber-police-arrest-man-selling-illegal-chainsaws-online/ -
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Crime Cyber Police Arrest Man Selling Illegal Chainsaws Online
Picture courtesy of SiamNews. Cybercrime police have apprehended a man involved in the illegal online sale of chainsaws and uncovered a cache of homemade firearms at his residence. Following an investigation into a Facebook fan page named “Chainsaw Trading,” officers from the Cyber Crime Division 4, led by Police Colonel Komsan Meepakdee, gathered evidence that the page was illegally selling chainsaws online. Authorities secured a search warrant from Chiang Mai Provincial Court and conducted a raid on 8 August at a house in Moo 7, Nong Phueng Subdistrict, Saraphi District, Chiang Mai Province. During the search, police found Mr. A in possession of seven Stihl model 070 chainsaws, 16 chainsaw guide bars and 12 chainsaw chains. Additionally, officers discovered illegal firearms including one .22 calibre revolver, six homemade air rifles mounted on the house wall, one air pistol, and several rounds of ammunition. None of the chainsaws or firearms were properly licensed under Thai law. Mr. A admitted to collecting firearms and had acquired the homemade guns from antique shops, using them as decorative items on his house walls. He also purchased used chainsaws from antique shops and local villagers, repairing and refurbishing them before advertising for sale on Facebook and other online platforms to supplement his income. Authorities noted that the chainsaws exceeded the engine power and guide bar length limits permitted by law, prompting the confiscation of all items as evidence. Mr. A faces charges of illegal possession of firearms and ammunition, unlicensed possession of chainsaws and conducting chainsaw repair business without the required registration. He was detained and handed over to investigators to proceed with legal action. Adapted by Asean Now from SiamNews 2025-08-10 -
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Car insurance cancelled with no warning.
12 years ago I was told that I could only get First class insurance for three years, after that it would have to be Second Class. I still have First class. What I mean is, they seem to make the rules up as they go along. You need to find an insurance broker. -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 10 August 2025
15-Year-Old Dies After Motorcycle Crash, 14-Year-Old Critical Pictures courtesy of Khaosod. A 15-year-old boy lost his life when he fell asleep at the wheel while riding a motorcycle with a 14-year-old girl as a passenger. The vehicle lost control and crashed into a bridge pier under the Bang Na–Trat Expressway in Bang Pakong district, Chachoengsao province. The teenage girl was placed in a coma for her injuries, after being rushed to hospital. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1369312-15-year-old-dies-after-motorcycle-crash-14-year-old-critical/
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