News Thailand police: Wareham Police pitch in and replace Thai student’s stolen bicycle
WAREHAM - Like many college students, Nichcha Tansakul wanted to travel and experience other places.A law student at Thammasat University in her home country of Thailand, Tansakul took part in a student “work-and-travel” program, which brought her here to Wareham this summer. She is currently working at the Dunkin Donuts on Cranberry Highway near Water Wizz and was at her shift this morning when she noticed her bike was stolen.“I don’t have a car, I was pretty upset
News Thailand police: Thai activist rejects police offer of conditional protection
BANGKOK — A Thai pro-democracy activist who was attacked and left unconscious on a Bangkok sidewalk said Tuesday he will refuse an offer of police protection that would require him to stop political ...
News Thailand police: Police conduct investigation following body found in apartment above Thai restaurant in Windsor
WINDSOR, Conn. (WTNH) - An investigation is underway after a body was found inside an apartment above a Thai restaurant in Windsor on Monday. Police and the Health Department were called out to Broad ...
News Thailand police: Thai police detain captain, crew of boat carrying 65 ethnic Rohingya
SATUN (Southern Thailand), June 12 (Bernama) -- Police today detained six men, including the captain and crew of a fishing boat carrying 65 ethnic Rohingya, who were stranded on Pulau Rawi off the ...
News Thailand police: As USA called ‘disgraceful’ after mauling Thailand, let’s stop trying to police goal celebrations
Wild Bill cast: who stars with Rob Lowe in the new police drama series – and when it’s on ITV tonight While you might think that a 13-0 victory would be enough to elicit near-universal praise ...
News Thailand police: Thailand charges crew of stranded Rohingya boat
Thai authorities have charged the captain and crew of a boat carrying 65 Rohingya Muslims with assisting illegal immigration after the group was found stranded on a southern Thai island, police said on Wednesday. The 29 men, 31 women and five children were discovered on Rawi island in Satun province
News Thailand police: 3 Thai men sentenced to death for killing British expatriate
The Phrae Provincial Court issued its verdict Friday in the case of 64-year-old retired petroleum engineer Alan Hogg and his 61-year-old wife, Nhot Suddaen, whose bodies were found buried on their ...
News Thailand police: Thai police summon activists to hear sedition charges
BANGKOK (AP) — Thirteen Thai political activists have appeared at a Bangkok police station to answer a summons on sedition charges that critics say are part of a plan to remove a rising progressive ...
News Thailand police: Thailand Toughens Rape Laws
In April, though, the Royal Thai Police Crime Suppression Division singled out rape as the "No. 1 public enemy" in the country. Citing police figures, the Bangkok Post said reported rape cases had ...
News Thailand police: 3 Thai men sentenced to die for killing British man and wife
PHRAE, Thailand (AP) — Three men in northern Thailand were found guilty Friday of murdering a British expat and his Thai wife and sentenced to death. The bodies of retired petroleum engineer Alan Hogg, 64, and his wife Nhot Suddaen, 61, were found buried on their property in Phrae province last September. The Phrae Provincial Court found Nhot's older brother, Warut Rattanasajjakit, guilty of masterminding the couple's murders and hiring two other men to help him carry out the attack. All three were found guilty of premeditated murder, concealing bodies, illegal possession of weapons without licenses and bringing those weapons into the city without licenses. Police had accused Warut of plotting the murders in order to take control of Hogg's assets and sell some of them. According to the court's ruling, Warut initially asked his neighbor, Suma Utpamoon, to assist him in the murders but Suma refused after learning that Warut sought to kill his own sister. However, Suma was still paid by Warut for recommending the two men to do the job and was charged by the court with assisting premeditated murder. Suma received a 25-year prison sentence, which was halved from a 50-year penalty because he cooperated with the investigation. The court found that the two hired men shot Hogg with a shotgun, while Warut bludgeoned his sister to death using a car wrench. It said the killers then used a backhoe to dig a hole outside the couple's home to bury their bodies. The bodies were discovered once the couple was reported missing and a police investigation began. The court called the murders "an act that extremely damages the country's reputation as unable to ensure the safety of lives and assets." In said the three were considered "extremely dangerous to society." Pawina Chuayen, a...
News Thailand police: Tokyo police to arrest Thai-based fraud suspects
Tokyo police plan to arrange the transfer of 15 Japanese suspects from Thailand to arrest them over a phone scam that targeted people in Japan. Last month, Thai police raided a house in the city ...
News Thailand police: Police Say Mall Snakes Man Sent to Psych Ward
Ganeshpisnuthep was also treated for over 20 blade wounds that he inflicted upon himself during the standoff, police said. Media reports describe him as a Thai-Indian businessman who has invested in ...
News Thailand police: Thai police say theft charge against Briton 'justified' but dropped to let him fly home
Police are defending their decision to charge a Briton with theft of a mobile phone at Chiang Mai International airport, despite his insistence that he intended to return it to its owner. Chris Dodd, ...
News Thailand police: Michigan man faces death penalty in Thailand for building seasteading home
A Michigan man is on the run and hiding from Thailand police as he and his girlfriend are wanted by the Thai government for violating that country’s sovereignty by building a floating home off the ...
