Pattaya Police raid two Nightclubs in North Pattaya



PATTAYA: -- In the early hours of Tuesday a team of over 150 Pattaya Police Officers, who were assisted by the Tourist Police, conducted raids on two popular late-night entertainment venues in North Pattaya.

Officers first went to Hollywood Discotheque and then visited the Differ Pub, both located in North Pattaya behind the Big C Shopping Center.

Random drug tests were conducted on staff and patrons at both venues and no irregularities were found. ID checks, to ensure that everyone inside was over the age of 20, also took place and it was found that no underage individuals were inside either of the venues.

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-- Pattaya One 2015-11-04

You got the pattay-news...!

And the Bangkok post...!

You got Gazette and Nation!

Well, they're the same to me!

Now don't you wanna get right with me?

(Puzzling Evidence)

Edited November 3, 201510 yr by Lampang2

Puzzling I agree

And a police officer doing karaoke as they were busted.

I wonder who sent police on this chase, which competitor.

Like the Talking Heads quote.

A raid with no criminal behavior discovered get free advertising for the two clubs. Hell, calling the police on my own club, once I was sure all was well, would be brilliant marketing.

Not one person in either of these places was found to have drugs in their system??

Were they using the same testing kits that were used on lance armstrong when he was innocent !!

In a country rife with drugs i would see this having odds of being in the billions !

My guess is they bought these testing kits from the same guy who sold them the bomb sniffers.

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So no probable cause for the two raids and no arrests.

This might be considered an abuse of power.