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Russian fugitive arrested by Pattaya Immigration Police

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PATTAYA: -- Immigration Police arrested a 34 year old Russian wanted on an International Arrest Warrant concerning a case of Welfare Fraud worth an estimated 100 Million Baht from 2014.

Police Colonel Prapansak, the Superintendent of Chonburi Immigration announced the arrest of Mr. Igor Batalov who is the subject of an International Arrest Warrant number 2014/65545-1 and is wanted by the Russian Authorities in connection with a case dating back to October 2014.

Mr. Batalov is accused of embezzlement of funds totaling the equivalent of 100 Million Baht in relation to Welfare Payments and was arrested at an apartment located at the Atlantis Condo Resort off Jomtien Second Road on Tuesday morning.

Full story: http://pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/177225/russian-fugitive-arrested-by-pattaya-immigration-police-2/

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-- Pattaya One 2015-03-25

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Love those group photos... like trophies you hang on your office wall and than compare them

with other officers over a cold beer to see who's got more......

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Love those group photos... like trophies you hang on your office wall and than compare them

with other officers over a cold beer to see who's got more......

and they are all in the parachute regiment except one. I wonder how many jumps they have to make to qualify for their wings?. I even seen young women at immigration with loads of medals and wings.

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FYI .... Wings pin on police, army and immigration are varied with some being for actual jump training from planes, some for simple tower jump training and nothing to do with parachute regiment which are normally clothes badges.

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Not been a good week for the Russians criminals in Pattaya, two different drug busts, one ATM scammer, now this and its only Wednesday

One could be facetious and say if TAT wants to know where the Russian tourists have gone , perhaps a check on the jails would help , but I wont.cheesy.gif

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FYI .... Wings pin on police, army and immigration are varied with some being for actual jump training from planes, some for simple tower jump training and nothing to do with parachute regiment which are normally clothes badges.

Ever the apologist for the Thai authorities.

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FYI .... Wings pin on police, army and immigration are varied with some being for actual jump training from planes, some for simple tower jump training and nothing to do with parachute regiment which are normally clothes badges.

Ever the apologist for the Thai authorities.

Why do you think that...?

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FYI .... Wings pin on police, army and immigration are varied with some being for actual jump training from planes, some for simple tower jump training and nothing to do with parachute regiment which are normally clothes badges.

Ever the apologist for the Thai authorities.

???? not sure in what way facts about pin-on badges is apologising for anything or anyone but since it was my own post I won't delete your reply to it ....

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looks to me like a black russian ;)

he does not seem so distraught .. maybe one of them stolen millions could get him on bail and do a runner

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Whi is the Russian looking at and why is he smiling ? Perhaps the copper who will let him use the boys room by himself afterwards ?

He does not look worried at all or his feet is being tickled under the table.

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Not been a good week for the Russians criminals in Pattaya, two different drug busts, one ATM scammer, now this and its only Wednesday

This is why it's raining so heavily in Pattaya is to wash away all the Russians sins... ??

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FYI .... Wings pin on police, army and immigration are varied with some being for actual jump training from planes, some for simple tower jump training and nothing to do with parachute regiment which are normally clothes badges.

Ever the apologist for the Thai authorities.

Peter adds information based on actual knowledge unlike many here who use supposition. If you take the time to look about, his input is based on experience garnered from living in the area.

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