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Two Russians arrested in Pattaya

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Pattaya, Chon Buri:- Two Russian men have been arrested for having allegedly used fake credit cards to buy goods in Pattaya.


The arrest of Temur Rustamov, 35, and Evgeny Titov, 27, were announced by Chon Buri deputy police chief Pol Col Pratya Prasarnsuk and Pattaya police chief Pol Col Sukthat Pumphanmuang at 1 pm Tuesday.


Police displayed 79 plastic cards with magnetic strips, a notebook computer and a device for reading and writing information on magnetic strip of a plastic card.


Pratya said police were alerted by officials from Kasikorn Bank that a foreigner had used fake credit cards to buy goods from department stores in Pattaya.


He ordered Chon Buri’s Economic Crime Suppression office chief Pol Lt Chitdecha Songhong to conduct an investigation.


Chitdecha’s team later found that Rustamov had bought luxurious brands clothes inside the Central Festival shopping mall on the Pattaya Beach Road.


Police later found that Rustamov was buying plane tickets to Dubai from a tour company on Soi 13 off the 2nd Pattaya Road so police rushed to the firm and arrested him and found many fake credit cards on him.


Rustamov implicated Titov. Rustamov said he got the fake cards from Titov so police raided an apartment on Soi 10 on the South Pattaya Road and arrested the second Russian.


Police found more fake credit cards and the electronic-strip writing device and a notebook computer in Titov’s room.


Following an interrogation, Titov admitted that he got the fake cards from Russia. He said the cards were written with information stolen from foreigners’ credit cards.


Pratya said the two Russians had allegedly caused damage worth about Bt1 million.


A gulag or a salt mine is to good for these toe wipes

sort of makes the complaint about the lack of Russian tourists seem strange

`Two Russians arrested in Pattaya`

Only a few more thousand to go then RTP.

A bit of Thai interogation and then off to Sing Sing.... Salute to a job well done!

"Following an interrogation, Titov admitted that he got the fake cards from Russia."

that line that made me smile giggle.gif

Edited by dirtycash

"Rustamov implicated Titov. Rustamov said he got the fake cards from Titov" And Titov was afraid to rat out ...

we would all be better off if the old curtain was put back in place ,.....who needs e'm anyway , is there ever a positive story about russians ?!

Well done RTP. You deserve to hear it when you fight criminals in Pattaya. Not an easy job.

we would all be better off if the old curtain was put back in place ,.....who needs e'm anyway , is there ever a positive story about russians ?!

No, because PattayaOne and the other news agencies have no interest in positive stories about anyone. If a Russian couple spends a week or two in Pattaya to escape the tail end of the long Siberian Winter and flies home without incident, its not exactly newsworthy, is it ? Common sense says they cant all be criminals, despite the stereotypes here.

A couple of off topic posts have been removed:

Topic is about Russians and fake credit cards

Arnold Judas Rimmer of Jupiter Mining Corporation Ship Red Dwarf

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