Russians Arrested For Counterfeiting In Pattaya



PATTAYA: -- Pattaya police raided the Print Express Store located at 143/84, soi 10, Thepprasit Road in South Pattaya yesterday after receiving information that print shop was a front for counterfeit document printing and other forgeries.

After receiving a tip off that the shop was printing fake Russian driving licenses, Police Colonel Prapansak Prasansook ordered his lieutenant, Colonel Rattapong Tearsood to set up surveillance and execute a sting operation using undercover officers.

After gathering enough evidence the immigration police and soldiers from the Nawamin Rachinee army camp in Chonburi raided the business premises. The first floor of the building was empty but when entering the second floor they discovered the print shop owner, Mr Ruslan Galliamov, 29, sitting at a coffee table with his Thai wife and 4 Russian citizens.

Full story: http://pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/crime/222909/russians-arrested-counterfeiting-pattaya/

-- Pattaya One 2016-04-13

They should know better. Counterfeiting and the distribution of fake goods are reserved occupations.

Well now they dont need to forge their visas

They all are their own worse enemies.

It is remarkable how people throw their lives away.

Reigntax, on 13 Apr 2016 - 14:54, said:

They should know better. Counterfeiting and the distribution of fake goods are reserved occupations.

ha ha ha ....Good one !

fake russian drivers licenses printed with a store bought printer..big forgery racket there-good thing they had the military back them up.

They should know better. Counterfeiting and the distribution of fake goods are reserved occupations.

fake russian drivers licenses printed with a store bought printer..

big forgery racket there-good thing they had the military back them up.

Forging fake passports is a serious offense in any country !

When was the last time the cops checked Khao San Road for countrified documents right under the over-sized billboard of the BIB?

Now crooks are handing out business cards for their illegal activities. And they are probably now wondering, where did it start to go wrong.

Not very bright.

Edited April 13, 201610 yr by Rayk

When was the last time the cops checked Khao San Road for countrified documents right under the over-sized billboard of the BIB?

If you walked around Pattaya with your eyes open you would realise you do not need to go to Bangkok to get fake documents...

Raids of this type are very selective...

Russian idiots !

Spell police post removed.

When was the last time the cops checked Khao San Road for countrified documents right under the over-sized billboard of the BIB?

If you have ever looked at them, they are not actually copies of the real thing, they are not just bad copies they are actually designed to be different, I don't know but this may be a way of staying legal.

Maybe they just thought it natural to counterfeit things in Pattaya!

I thought they were gonna say that the entered a room on the 2nd floor and found a Thai man with his Thai wife and 4 Russian citizens playing bridge.

fake russian drivers licenses printed with a store bought printer..

big forgery racket there-good thing they had the military back them up.

Forging fake passports is a serious offense in any country !

Didn't the article mention only drivers licenses?

Didn't the article mention only drivers licenses?

Did you read it?

One Russian, Mr Abdul Ivanovis, 22, was found in possession of a backpack

containing of several counterfeit documents including a Russian passport,

medical certificate and certificate from the Russian Consulate.

Didn't the article mention only drivers licenses?

Did you read it?

One Russian, Mr Abdul Ivanovis, 22, was found in possession of a backpack

containing of several counterfeit documents including a Russian passport,

medical certificate and certificate from the Russian Consulate.

No, I missed that. Thank you for the correction.