Outcome of Chonburi Policemen's Long Weekend - Pattaya People

 

 

At a Press Conference on Friday night, Chonburi Police Commander, Pol. Maj. Gen. Katcha Tart-sart stated that the results of the patrol of over 400 police and volunteers throughout Pattaya were quite satisfactory. 3 Male drug traffickers, aged 23-24,  30, were arrested with Yah Bah and Yah Ice, along with 11 drug addicts. The chief culprit was a 23-year-old drug trafficker called Grisana, who was detained at the Sopon Market behind Tony’s Gym on Second Road with 4,000 Yah Bah tablets. The police also apprehended 40 street venders for pestering tourists to buy their flowers and souvenirs, plus 20 beggars.

Pol. Maj. Gen. Katcha Tart-sart and all Police Superintendents intend to make Pattaya and surrounding areas a crime-free zone, but it will take a lot more work to meet this target.

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Three family members arrested following necklace snatch in Chonburi City

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Chonburi Police arrested three members of the same family on Thursday, accused of involvement in a necklace snatch which occurred in Chonburi City. Police Lieutenant Colonel Komson, Deputy Chief of Chonburi City Police, held a press conference at the Police Station on Thursday to announce the arrest of Khun Prayoon aged 45, who is suspected of snatching the necklace from around the neck of Khun Jalan who was walking along the street when the male suspect drove beside her and snatched the gold necklace. Also arrested were two females, Khun Nan aged 65, who is the wife of the suspected snatcher and Khun Jiraporn, their daughter-in-law, who are both suspected of attempting to pawn the stolen item. We understand the family are currently experiencing financial problems due to money owed to football gambling agents and were unable to honour repayment schedules which forced them to conduct the necklace snatch according to their statements. All three are now behind bars awaiting trial.
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Bail Bond Agent found badly beaten in his Chonburi home

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A Bail Bond Agent was found seriously injured in his family home in Chonburi City on Thursday afternoon. Police were called to the home of Khun Sanyar aged 32 after a friend who was concerned that he had not answered the phone for the last 24 hours went to the house and saw Khun Sanyar lying on the floor in one of the bedrooms. His upper body was covered in blood stains and he was in a semi-conscious state. Due to the extent of his injuries he was also unable to move and is thought to have remained on the floor for at least 12 hours. Also in the house was his mother but due to a recent stroke she is unable to move or speak and was therefore unable to assist her son or tell Police what had occurred.  Police spoke with neighbours who spotted a man on a motorbike pull-up in front of the house on Wednesday Night. They did not think this was suspicious as due to the nature of his work, he would often entertain visitors at the house. Neighbours did hear some commotion inside the house but did not deem it serious enough to call the Police. It was clear that  items had been taken from the house which was ransacked by however conducted the vicious attack, but Police cannot confirm what had been stolen. Khun Sanyar was rushed to Hospital as Police continue their investigations into the crime.

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Chonburi Judge's Car Catches Fire - Pattaya People

 

 

On Friday, the Sriracha Police were asked to investigate a fire at the B2 parking lot of Tuk Com Sriracha.  At the scene, the engine of a bronze Peugeot car, belonging to a judge from Chonburi’s Court Mr. Anan Apiwatanasorn, aged 56, was on fire. The people and the security guard managed to put out the fire before the 2 fire trucks arrived.  The owner Mr. Anan had no idea how the fire started, as he had just returned from Rayong, and stopped to drop off a computer to be fixed. He then returned to his car to find that it was on fire. The estimated loss was 40,000 baht, and further investigations continue.

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Mystery Shooting at KFC in Chonburi - Pattaya People

 

 

Samet Police in Chonburi were notified on Monday morning about a shooting incident that had occurred at KFC at TukCom in Chonburi.  At the scene, officers found a bullet hole in the front window of this famous international fast food outlet.  The bullet head was found on the restaurant floor and the casing was still outside, so both were taken away as evidence.   Thankfully, the incident had happened before the building was opened up for business.  CCTV footage is now being studied as to try find out what was the cause of this bizarre incident.  

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DSI investigate Slaughterhouse corruption case in Chonburi

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The Department of Special Investigations (DSI) investigated a case of suspected corruption involving a Pig Slaughterhouse and Local Government Officials. A raid of the government-owned slaughterhouse in the Chonburi City area took place on Wednesday afternoon led by Khun Prowit, Director of the DSI Eastern Seaboard Unit who were joined by officers from the Office of Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC). DSI Officers were heavily armed with good reason as one man aged 73 was found sitting at the front of the main building with a gun in his bag. A total of 19 illegal foreign workers were also found inside the Slaughterhouse and detained. The main issue being investigated by the DSI Team centres on allegations that well over the permitted number of pigs are being slaughtered on a daily basis and they are not being declared. It is thought the Chonburi City Administration may be aware of this but are not taking action. They are permitted to slaughter a maximum of 250 pigs per day and on the day of the raid at least 500 pigs were counted and had been placed in a holding area prior to slaughter. The Manager of the Slaughterhouse claimed that due to a Chinese Festival the extra meat was required for local markets. This story was supported by the Chief Bailiff of Chonburi City, Khun Jutarat who was later asked about the DSI Investigation. She claimed not to have knowledge of the illegal workers and claimed they were not employed by the City. The investigation continues.