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Three arrested in Phuket for selling counterfeit goods

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Three arrested in Phuket for selling counterfeit goods
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Two of the three who were arrested for selling pirated goods in Patong.

PHUKET: -- Three people were arrested in Patong on Monday (March 9) for openly selling counterfeit goods on Taweewong Rd.

Kathu police, led by Col Suthichai Tienpo and joined by Phubate Mingkhawn, a representative of a company that has that has made complaints about counterfeit goods being sold in Patong, arrested three people with 583 pirated goods.

Prakarn Panha, 40, from Payao, Pacharee Chukleang, 38, from Songkhla and Alissa Kritkamjon, 40, from Patong were all taken to Kathu police station and charged with selling possession of counterfeit goods.

All three were arrested on their stalls on Taweewong Rd which sold counterfeit purses, glasses and jewellery.

Source: http://www.thephuketnews.com/three-arrested-in-phuket-for-selling-counterfeit-goods-51339.php

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-- Phuket News 2015-03-11

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The police report was typed up on a genuine version of MS Office running on a genuine version of MS Windows by officers who only have original Rayban glasses married to ladies who only have original Louis Vuitton bags............ coffee1.gif

I can see only two arrested. Where is third?

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I can see only two arrested. Where is third?

Third one, the smartest one, bought her way out. Remember corruption in Phuket?

3 down 100's to go...

100's to go ???

x 1,000 -> 100,000's in Bangkok only..

Patpong, Nana, Sukhumvit, Siam Square, MBK, Pathum Wan, China Town, Chatuchak, Phantip Plaza and the rest of all those malls and street stalls.

Thought most of the merchandise in Thailand are counterfeit goods. How possibly is the authorities going to arrest all of the sellers?

The 3 arrested probably refused to pay tea money or somehow offended the officers.

I can see only two arrested. Where is third?

The man in black shirt standing is the 3rd one. Both hands behind the back-handcuffed most probably.

Counterfeit goods,....???.....big deal.!!!...now they cough these big criminals we can all sleep well tonight,.....!!!....

how about catching some murderers and rapists..???...more dangerous ? is it ?....

News???? 33,000 arrested for selling counterfeit goods! Now that would be NEWS!!

Thailand! Hub of intellectual property security!!!

Another great photo opportunity though whistling.gif

It might help if they went after those who arrange for the goods to fall off of the back of trucks and sell on those goods, etc., than those selling openly in markets. (Probably though those people are "untouchables". If the suppliers were cut off then there would be no outlets available to sell from. However, this is not a country that applies such logic and will always be part of the so called developing world. Places like MBK, the weekend market, Pratumwen, etc., never seem to be put out of business/raided, even though their commodities are copies.

forgot to pay the monthly contribution, as all the others ...let this be a warning

no corruption, only gifts

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