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What happened to Rock n Roll
Paul Rodgers and Freddie Mercury are better singers and also write (wrote) their own lyrics. Elvis had a good voice yes, but Rodgers and Mercury were (are) better. Steve Walsh of Kansas is another. -
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Crime Police Arrest Street Racing Gang Leader for Fatal Shooting
Picture courtesy of Khaosod. Officers from The Crime Suppression Division have arrested the alleged leader of a Kamphaeng Phet street racing gang in connection with the fatal shooting of a rival during an illegal motorcycle race. The suspect, identified as 33-year-old Mr. Uthen, alias “Poo Kosamphi,” was apprehended on a public road in Moo 8, Ching Thong subdistrict, Wang Chao district, Tak province. He was wanted under an arrest warrant issued by Kamphaeng Phet Provincial Court in November 2023 for murder, assault and firearms offences. The incident dates back to 2023, when Mr. Uthen, leading a group of youths from Kosamphi Nakhon district, Kamphaeng Phet, arranged an illegal motorcycle race with a rival gang from Wang Chao district, Tak. During the event, tensions flared and a fight broke out between the two groups. According to police, Mr. Uthen, acting as gang leader, retrieved a homemade sawn-off shotgun and opened fire on the rival group, killing one person and injuring others. He fled the scene immediately and evaded capture, eventually opening a car repair shop in Wang Chao district, where he remained until his arrest. The suspect was listed as number 135 on the Royal Thai Police’s 2025 most-wanted list. During questioning, Mr. Uthen admitted to the shooting, claiming he acted out of youthful bravado and gang rivalry. He has been charged with murder, assault causing injury and illegal possession of firearms and ammunition. Police have transferred him to Kosamphi Nakhon Police Station for further legal proceedings. Adapted by Asean Now from Khaosod 2025-08-11 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 11 August 2025
Bomb Attack Injures Three Rangers, CCTV Camera Burnt Picture courtesy of Matichon. Two separate incidents in the troubled southern region have raised security concerns after an improvised explosive device (IED) wounded three paramilitary rangers in Chanae district, and a CCTV camera was deliberately set on fire in Ba Cho district, both in Narathiwat Province. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1369367-bomb-attack-injures-three-rangers-cctv-camera-burnt/ -
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Crime Bomb Attack Injures Three Rangers, CCTV Camera Burnt
Picture courtesy of Matichon. Two separate incidents in the troubled southern region have raised security concerns after an improvised explosive device (IED) wounded three paramilitary rangers in Chanae district, and a CCTV camera was deliberately set on fire in Ba Cho district, both in Narathiwat Province. According to Pol. Col. Krisada Kaewjandi, Deputy Commissioner of Region 9 Police and acting Provincial Police Chief of Narathiwat, orders were given to Pol. Col. Weerasak Persale, Chief of Chanae Police Station, to cordon off a dense rubber plantation located at Ban Irbue Ta, Moo 4, Tambon Chang Phueak in Chanae district until further notice. The area was the scene of a bomb attack on the night of 9 August at around 19:20. The paramilitary tactical team from Ranger Company 4910, 49th Ranger Regiment, comprising seven personnel on patrol to suppress insurgent elements concealed in the village, was targeted by an IED hidden along their route inside the rubber plantation. Three rangers were injured: Sergeant Thawatchai Khamniao, 47, Volunteer Ranger Ekkapong Muangnuea, 31 and Volunteer Ranger Jittawat Ditjamnong, 26. They suffered chest tightness and tinnitus but were given initial treatment at Chanae Hospital and were subsequently allowed to rest at their base. Due to the dense undergrowth in the plantation, officials fear the attackers may have planned an ambush to kill more personnel. Authorities have coordinated with local village heads to temporarily halt rubber tapping activities until the area is secured and evidence collected. The clearing operation is expected to take about two or three days. Investigators believe the bomb was a homemade explosive device concealed in a small container and buried on the footpath within the plantation. It detonated as the rangers passed, but the blast was not fully effective, causing only minor injuries. In a separate incident in Ba Cho district earlier on the same day, Pol. Lt. Col. Kittisak Kaewmee, Chief Inspector of Paluka Samo Police Station, received a report from village headman Sa-olah Malai of Ban Ma-ha that a CCTV camera installed on a lamppost at the Ma-ha intersection was set ablaze by unknown assailants during the early hours. Joint police and military forces, including the 1st Marine Ranger Battalion, inspected the scene and found that the camera, installed by Paluka Samo police for surveillance, was severely damaged by fire. The perpetrators reportedly climbed onto the roof of a nearby village shelter before setting the camera on fire and fleeing. Authorities suspect both incidents were orchestrated by insurgent groups aiming to destabilise the area and sow fear among security forces and residents. Adapted by Asean Now from Matichon 2025-08-11 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Monday 11 August 2025
Man 35 & 12-Year-Old Girl Friend Arrested with Meth Pills Picture courtesy of SiamNews Police in Maha Sarakham have arrested a 35-year-old man and his 12-year-old girlfriend after a high-speed chase ended with the discovery of more than 41,000 methamphetamine tablets. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1369366-man-35-12-year-old-girl-friend-arrested-with-meth-pills/ -
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Crime Man 35 & 12-Year-Old Girl Friend Arrested with Meth Pills
Picture courtesy of SiamNews Police in Maha Sarakham have arrested a 35-year-old man and his 12-year-old girlfriend after a high-speed chase ended with the discovery of more than 41,000 methamphetamine tablets. On 9 August, Provincial Police Commander Pol Maj Gen Pladet Phetwha-ngo, along with senior officers, ordered an operation to apprehend the suspects after intelligence indicated that a key drug courier was active in the province. The suspect, identified only as “Nong”, was reportedly travelling to pick up his young girlfriend, known only as “T.”, aged 12, after making drug deliveries. When officers attempted to intercept his vehicle, Nong fled, prompting a 20km pursuit through Muang district towards Kae Dam district. The chase ended when his pickup truck skidded off the road in Nong Pling subdistrict. A search of the vehicle uncovered 41,394 methamphetamine pills, two mobile phones and a bank account containing 130,177.74 baht. Both suspects were charged with possession of a Category 1 narcotic with intent to sell, trafficking in a manner likely to cause widespread distribution, and endangering public safety and state security. They were taken to Muang Maha Sarakham Police Station for further investigation. Pol Col Sumet Pitakkiatyos, Chief of the Provincial Investigation Unit, said Nong confessed to being a “drug drop-off courier” working for a dealer in a neighbouring country. He would receive 50 bundles per delivery, each containing 2,000 pills, earning 1,000 baht per bundle, around 50,000 baht per run. He claimed his relationship with the girl had only recently begun, stating she was related to his ex-girlfriend. Both now face serious charges that carry lengthy prison sentences. Adapted by Asean Now from SiamNews 2025-08-11
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