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Danish fugitive arrested in Thailand

BANGKOK: -- Thai immigration police have arrested a 30-year-old Danish man who will be deported to his home country to face fraud charges, police said Thursday.

Martin Damslund Jensen was arrested in downtown Bangkok Wednesday, after a request from the Danish embassy. Police said he was wanted on an arrest warrant issued by court in Herlev, northwest of Copenhagen.

Jensen fled to Thailand in November last year, after he was accused of fraud and falsifying documents in Denmark.

Police said he bought a car with counterfeit documents, and defrauded businesses of about 30 million baht (840,000 dollars) in August 2006.

The suspect was living with his Thai wife in the northeastern province of Kalasin before he travelled to Bangkok Wednesday and was apprehended.

--AFP 2007-01-04

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They can deport whoever they want back to their homecountries.

Only that if a extradition-agreement exists, they 'cannot' refuse if the terms of the agreement is filled.

Spot on TAWP.

Any country can kick out any other country's national for any reason they like.

Except England of course who just wrings it's hands for years.

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Danish fugitive arrested in Thailand

BANGKOK: -- Thai immigration police have arrested a 30-year-old Danish man who will be deported to his home country to face fraud charges, police said Thursday.

Martin Damslund Jensen was arrested in downtown Bangkok Wednesday, after a request from the Danish embassy. Police said he was wanted on an arrest warrant issued by court in Herlev, northwest of Copenhagen.

Jensen fled to Thailand in November last year, after he was accused of fraud and falsifying documents in Denmark.

Police said he bought a car with counterfeit documents, and defrauded businesses of about 30 million baht (840,000 dollars) in August 2006.

The suspect was living with his Thai wife in the northeastern province of Kalasin before he travelled to Bangkok Wednesday and was apprehended.

--AFP 2007-01-04

Wouldn't be surprised if some of the businessmen in Denmark didn't send a few million krone to Thailand to facilitate the arrest of this scum. In my experience, private financing works much better than international treaties or arrest warrants.

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