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Black Market Car Engine Warehouse Raided in Chiang Mai

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Black Market Car Engine Warehouse Raided
by CityNews

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CityNews – Police raided a storehouse containing around 150 Japanese and European automobile engines and car parts, with search and arrest warrants in hand.

The storehouse, owned by 27-year-old Anusorn Saeliw, is located on 5 rai of land in San Sai district.

Anusorn was arrested with his five employees, aged between 19 – 29.

The police also seized two guns, which Anusorn claimed were pawned items.

Police have recently have received many reports of stolen cars and car parts. Some victims are owners of rental car shops, whose cars had never been returned after being rented.

Full story: http://www.chiangmaicitylife.com/news/black-market-car-engine-warehouse-raided/

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-- Chiang City News 2015-12-01

Chop shop.

That's the first big one I've ever heard of in Chiang Mai.

...getting more like the USA all the time.

I wonder what gave this place away as a chop shop?

Must have been an informant.

am happy with this news. it also lets us see that the Thai authorities sometimes carry out her duties. if my car would be stolen, I would be even happier when those criminals should spend some time in a cage.

Maybe there is hope for CM.

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