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Thai police seize Bt40 million in meth pills, heroin
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BANGKOK, Feb 10 -- Thai authorities have arrested drug trafficking suspects in the South with methamphetamine pills and heroin worth more than Bt40 million.

The five suspects are from the “Mayakee” syndicate that eerlier hid Bt 30 million in pipes in a Narathiwat rubber plantation in 2007.

Five men -- Natthapong Khaosawee, Prasong Taksinla, Rungrachanee Phetcharak, Sudeng Sama-ae, and Muhammadsa-largest Tale -- were arrested with 13 kilograms of heroin bars and over 66,000 meth pills altogether worth Bt 40 million at a checkpoint in a Songkhla village, Ban Khuan Meed, in Chana district.

The narcotics were hidden under coconuts in the cargo bed of their pickup truck.

The traffickers said that they had received the drugs from the North and the heroin was destined for Malaysia where its price would soar by as much as 10 times to over Bt400 million.

The speed pills would be retailed in three southern border provinces with part of the earnings earmarked to sponsor southern insurgents.

Among the arrested traffickers, Mr Sudeng is a follower of southern drug kingpin Mayakee Yako who was active in the three southern border provinces and is now jailed in Khao Bin prison in Ratchaburi province.

The authorities found Bt30 million in cash in PVC pipes buried in the compound of his home in Narathiwat's Sungai Kolok district in 2007. (MCOT online news)

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-- TNA 2015-02-10

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That will lead to a temporary scarcity and so cause an increase in the price on 'the street' making it far more profitable to sell and produce thus leading to an increase in dealers and producers.....thus leading to more consumers and more addiction and more associated crime. The model for this economic pattern was identified by William Burroughs in the 60s and outlined in the introduction to his book 'The Naked Lunch.' The long beneficiaries of such interdiction are usually politicians, judges, police, and the criminal elite at least in the UK and USA.....To say nothing of the privatised prison service. Here in Asia there are other parties......

So ? Your point is to sit back at let it happen ?

Can you shine a light on your solution please ??

Thanks in advance

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Its very hard to judge from any news report here what the circumstances are. Thats my take on these things.

For instance are they Thai? Judging by their names I think so. The news seems so happy to report the nationality when foreigners are involved but they don't say ..so and so "Thai Khun" were arrested.So I assume they were Thai.

That being so I estimate that there must be more Thai criminals in the world than foreign criminals.

And yes ..thats Thai bashing but these criminals deserve it!

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