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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Friday 14 February 2025
Interpol Red Notice: Turkish Fugitive Arrested in Phuket In a decisive move showcasing international cooperation, a Turkish fugitive, wanted on an Interpol red notice, was apprehended in Phuket earlier this week. The suspect, known only as Mr. Taskin, aged 32, found himself in Thai custody following an operation conducted by local authorities responding to international alerts. Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1351728-interpol-red-notice-turkish-fugitive-arrested-in-phuket/ -
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Interpol Red Notice: Turkish Fugitive Arrested in Phuket
Picture courtesy: The Phuket Express In a decisive move showcasing international cooperation, a Turkish fugitive, wanted on an Interpol red notice, was apprehended in Phuket earlier this week. The suspect, known only as Mr. Taskin, aged 32, found himself in Thai custody following an operation conducted by local authorities responding to international alerts. The Phuket Immigration received a request from Turkish officials to revoke Mr. Taskin's permit to stay in Thailand. His plight intensified as his passport was also cancelled, essentially trapping him in legal limbo. Turkish authorities had earlier classified Mr. Taskin as a dangerous individual, issuing a red notice after an arrest warrant was declared in October of the previous year. The crux of the Turkish legal pursuit stems from allegations that Mr. Taskin was found carrying a firearm and ammunition in public places without legal permit. Though precise details of where Mr. Taskin was captured remain undisclosed, Phuket Immigration confirmed his arrest, marking a significant victory in transnational law enforcement efforts. The clandestine operation, conducted with the assistance of local police, underscores the ongoing collaboration between Thailand and other countries in addressing international crime. With the legal framework set in motion for his deportation, Mr. Taskin awaits his return to Turkey, where he will likely face justice under Turkish law. There has been no comment from the fugitive himself, as he remains tight-lipped amidst these proceedings, reported The Phuket Express.. -- 2025-02-14 -
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VISA APPLICATION - Single Entry Spousal Visa from UK Embassy London
Your UK drivers license should be acceptable. It's one of the recommended things to use for this if it has an address on it (some country DLs do not have an address). There shouldn't be any issues accepting a bank statement from a Thai bank account showing the required visa funds. -
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The Muslim Death Wish
Let Europe keep bringing in terrorists. The smart euros will immigrate to the US. The muslim loving euros will get what they want, everyone wins -
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More Thais Staying Single, Impact on Weddings and Florists
The money makers from wedding days are virtually over, a sign of the times, a slimmer wallet, economic woes..and the thought of having to pay through the nose for her dowry to keep her parents happy. Those days are gone. -
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Jealous Gunman Opens Fire at Thai Barbecue Restaurant, Customers Flee in Panic
Picture of arrest. A jealous older man caused chaos at a barbecue restaurant in Mae Sai district, Chiang Rai, on the evening of 12 February, when he fired a gun inside the premises, sending customers fleeing in terror. The incident occurred at a restaurant in Wiang Phang Kham subdistrict, where a man, reportedly intoxicated, became enraged upon seeing customers chatting with his girlfriend, a waitress at the establishment. Witnesses stated that the man, later identified as 65-year-old Mr. Sukam, had been drinking alone at the restaurant since 17:00, consuming white liquor while keeping a close eye on his 35-year-old partner, Ms. Fong, as she served customers. Tensions escalated when he observed male patrons engaging in light-hearted banter with Ms. Fong. Enraged, he began shouting obscenities and slamming his table before producing a firearm and firing a shot into the air. The bullet reportedly struck the ceiling before ricocheting towards the second floor, where it narrowly missed a group of diners. One of them, a 29-year-old woman named Ms. Rattanaporn, later reported feeling a burning sensation on her left arm before discovering a bullet hole beneath her seat. Restaurant owner Ms. Phenapha described the ensuing panic, as patrons fled in fear. According to her, Mr. Sukam also physically assaulted Ms. Fong before storming out of the restaurant, warning that he would return to cause further trouble if she did not leave with him. Police from Mae Sai Police Station responded swiftly, launching a manhunt that led them to Mr. Sukam’s home in Ban Doi Ngam, approximately one kilometre from the restaurant. Officers found him in an intoxicated state, speaking incoherently. A search of the premises uncovered a 9mm handgun, along with the Mitsubishi car used in his getaway. Ms. Fong later told investigators that Mr. Sukam had been at the restaurant for hours, appearing displeased that she was too busy with customers to attend to him. His jealousy and anger ultimately culminated in the violent outburst. Authorities arrested Mr. Sukam and seized his firearm, with further legal proceedings now underway. -- 2025-02-14
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