Phuket man arrested with over B3mn worth of drugs
Darawan Naknakhon

Supachai Phaipetch, 31, was arrested after agreeing to sell ya ice to a police officer. Photo: Darawan Naknakhon

PHUKET:-- A 31-year-old Phuket man was arrested in front of a 7eleven store yesterday (July 21) after agreeing to sell 5 grams of crystal meth (ya ice) to a police officer.

The man was later found to be in possession of methamphetamine tablets (ya bah) and ya ice said to be worth over B3 million.

The arrest was announced at a press held at Phuket City Police at 4pm today (July 22).

At the press conference it was revealed that 31-year-old Supachai Phaipetch was found in possession of 6,187 ya bah pills, 521.60 grams of ya ice, a .45mm automatic pistol, one magazine and other seized items.

“The arrest of Supachai came after police received a tip-off from undercover officers that he has been selling drugs in the Rassada area,” Provincial Police Deputy Superintendent Col Cherdsak Boonnatda who held the press conference explained.

Full Story: http://www.thephuketnews.com/phuket-man-arrested-with-over-b3mn-worth-of-drugs-58370.php#5Dl1y0KJJBW2OfDR.97

-- Phuket News 2016-07-22

...nothing about any time they might be seeking for him to serve though....

...quite odd....

that is one big lot of drugs for one person to be handling.

there are accomplices possibly but whichever you look at it

this drug trade is detrimental to the development of the youth

and the overall economy of the country.

the vigilance of the officers and subsequent enforcement action

is laudable.

that is one big lot of drugs for one person to be handling.

there are accomplices possibly but whichever you look at it

this drug trade is detrimental to the development of the youth

and the overall economy of the country.

the vigilance of the officers and subsequent enforcement action

is laudable.

"this drug trade is detrimental to the development of the youth and the overall economy of the country." - you do realize the majority of these ya bah pills were destined to be sold to bar girls and freelances so they can remain slim and "work" for hours and days on end.

From this, the tourism industry prospers, and from that, so does the Phuket / Thai economy.

that is one big lot of drugs for one person to be handling.

there are accomplices possibly but whichever you look at it

this drug trade is detrimental to the development of the youth

and the overall economy of the country.

the vigilance of the officers and subsequent enforcement action

is laudable.

"this drug trade is detrimental to the development of the youth and the overall economy of the country." - you do realize the majority of these ya bah pills were destined to be sold to bar girls and freelances so they can remain slim and "work" for hours and days on end.

From this, the tourism industry prospers, and from that, so does the Phuket / Thai economy.

That is a funny analysis of economics...lol

that is one big lot of drugs for one person to be handling.

there are accomplices possibly but whichever you look at it

this drug trade is detrimental to the development of the youth

and the overall economy of the country.

the vigilance of the officers and subsequent enforcement action

is laudable.

"this drug trade is detrimental to the development of the youth and the overall economy of the country." - you do realize the majority of these ya bah pills were destined to be sold to bar girls and freelances so they can remain slim and "work" for hours and days on end.

From this, the tourism industry prospers, and from that, so does the Phuket / Thai economy.

Isn't yaba a Thai drug far more than a tourist drug?

Your dots do not appear to connect very easily unless you add a few Thai bashing dots.

Note to Self:

Next time don't hide my entire stash in one place.