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 Region 2 Police were out-in-force in the early hours of Saturday on Walking Street in South Pattaya in search of underage bar workers and foreign nationals working in bars in contravention of Thai Immigration and Labor laws. The operation was led by Police Lieutenant General Panya, Commissioner of Region 2 Police who explained that officers had received a tip-off that two bars in the area were employing underage and foreign bar workers.
Continue reading Silver Star 3 raided by Region 2 Police
 A local government-controlled Hospital is under-fire following allegations of poor treatment of a motorbike accident victim who had sustained a broken leg. Khun Maitinee aged 17, who works at the Big C Supercenter in South Pattaya was on her way home when she was hit by a car. She sustained facial injuries and a broken leg and was rushed to Banglamung Hospital where an x-ray of the leg took place which clearly indicated a serious break. The doctor on duty advised the girl to go home and wait for 2 to 3 days. If, at this point, she felt unwell, she should then return to Hospital. The girl was baffled at this decision and insisted the break should be treated. It was then decided that the girl would be transferred to Chonburi Hospital but she would have to make her own arrangements to get there.
Continue reading 17 year old girl sent home from Banglamung hospital with a broken leg
 A 17 year old girl was beaten unconscious in an apparent case of road rage which began in North Pattaya, in the early hours of Saturday. The girl and her 19 year old boyfriend, Khun Sawigorn were taken to Banglamung Hospital, where Police took up the case and spoke with the pair. They were on their way home and had stopped at the traffic lights in North Pattaya where it intersects with the Sukhumvit Road. A man in a car behind them claimed he was forced to brake sharply after the bike cut across his path. The claims were initially ignored by the pair who continued their journey towards the entrance to Highway 7 where the car pulled in front of them and forced the bike to stop. The driver of the car approached the pair and was seen to have a gun.
Continue reading 17 year old girl beaten unconscious in North Pattaya road rage incident
 A Russian Couple were subjected to a horrifying experience in the early hours of Tuesday as they returned to their Hotel after celebrating Halloween. Mr. and Mrs. Kazachenko were in Soi 6 off the Pratamnuk Road and were only meters away from their Hotel when they were confronted by a Thai Man and woman. The man, who was described as overweight produced a gun and threatened the pair, demanding they hand over all cash and valuables. Mrs. Kazanchenko decided to fight back and was punched in the face by the armed man. She fell to the ground and the man stole her handbag and snatched a gold necklace from around her neck before the two suspects fled the scene.
Continue reading Russian tourist attacked and robbed at gunpoint in South Pattaya
 A 34 year old man was shot dead in broad daylight on Monday afternoon in a street in Naklua. Police and Rescue Services were called to Soi 14 off the Naklua Road where they were met with a crowd of people surrounding the body of Khun Chairat aged 34. A gun-shot wound to his shoulder was seen and inside his trouser pocket was a plastic bag containing a solvent solution which was also found in a small bottle hidden inside his trousers.
Continue reading Glue Sniffer shot dead in broad daylight in North Pattaya
 A Thai man, impersonating a Police Officer and claiming to offer low interest rates on loans, was arrested by Police and charged with fraud on Monday. Police were called to a Pub close to Big C in North Pattaya by a group of women who suspected the man was up to no-good. After a short chase Police arrested Khun Somshai aged 39 who claimed he was a Police Officer from Yala Province in the South of Thailand with high-level connections. In fact he was a football referee from Pattaya who claimed he could offer cash loans of up to 100,000 Baht to each of the women with an interest rate of 10%, compared to other money lenders who ask for 20%, the catch was they would have to pay him 10,000 Baht for an admin charge before the cash could be handed over. Initially 3,000 Baht was handed to the man with the promise of the further 7,000 Baht on Monday.
Continue reading Police impersonator charged with fraud by Pattaya Police
 A national TV channel that recently exposed a Jet Ski Scam operating on Pattaya Beach has local government and the Police hastily seeking answers as to why this illegal activity has been allowed to occur for many years. Despite foreign television programs, You Tube and social networking sites featuring stories of Jet Ski scams, the local authorities have never taken definitive action to stamp-out the scams and regulate the Jet Ski operators, many of which operate as unlicensed individuals who pay no tax and possess no insurance cover for their customers. The latest exposé which was broadcast on Channel 3 here in Thailand has Pattaya Police and Local Government scrambling for answers to the scams which have been operating for many years under the noses of local authorities who have failed to eradicate the problem. Meetings were held at Pattaya City Hall and at Pattaya Police Station led by the Chief of Banglamung District and the Provincial Commander of Police to come up with solutions.
Continue reading Pattaya jetski scam exposed on Thai TV
 It has been suggested that rogue Pattaya Police Volunteers are setting up their own checkpoints around the city and taking cash in exchange for alleged motoring offences without any regular police officers being present. We have filmed one such checkpoint and can positively identify them as Pattaya Police Volunteers. Our journalists received complaints from residents in Soi Bongkot in South Pattaya who were angered at these apparently illegal checkpoints and asked us to secretly film one and send our footage to the Pattaya Police Chief. Our pictures were taken in the early hours of Monday Morning and it was confirmed that no uniformed Police Officers were present.
Continue reading Rogue Pattaya Police Volunteers caught-on-film at illegal checkpoint in South Pattaya
 A man was killed in the early hours of Thursday over a disagreement with a neighbor over the victim’s dog who was accused of biting the shooters pet duck. Police from Huoy Yai Station were called to an Auto Repair Shop in Soi Huoy Yai where they inspected the body of Khun Suchart aged 43, a motorbike taxi driver stationed outside the Jomtien Paradise Condominium. He had been shot once in his chest and was pronounced dead-at-the-scene. The shop owner, Khun Prasert aged 66 was nowhere to be seen and is thought to have murdered the victim according to Khun Chichanok aged 27, the girlfriend of the victim, who revealed the two men had been arguing over the problem between the dog and the duck for some time.
Continue reading Man murdered over gunman’s bitten duck in East Pattaya
 A man was admitted to Banglamung Hospital early on Saturday Morning claiming to have been shot in the leg in a random shooting which occurred in North Pattaya. Khun Atit aged 19, who was in considerable pain, claimed he was shot by a male passenger in a White car on the North Pattaya Road, however the wound suggests to medical staff it may be self-inflicted, because of the gunpowder residue around the wound. Police later questioned Khun Atit before he was transferred to Chonburi Hospital for more specialized treatment and are convinced he may have accidentally expelled a firearm in his possession which caused him to sustain the injury.
Continue reading Too stupid to own a gun?
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