Spanish Man Arrested at Phuket International Airport for Interpol Red Notice

[misskit]

A 36-year-old Spanish man with an Interpol Red Notice flagged against his name was arrested at Phuket International Airport after arriving from Singapore.


Phuket Immigration told the Phuket Express that on Thursday (June 22nd) they and the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) arrested the 36-year-old Spanish man who arrived at Phuket International Airport from Singapore. He was arrested at the International Arrival Terminal.

The Spanish man is a wanted suspect in his home country and has an Interpol Red Notice for alleged serial fraud involving many millions of Baht and many victims in Spain. The Phuket Express noted his name was not released by the Phuket Immigration.


This isn’t the first recent arrest at the Phuket International Airport, a Kazakhstani man attempting to leave Thailand was recently arrested for alleged attempted murder of a Russian businessman in Phuket. He has denied all charges.


In April, a Thai woman was arrested at the Phuket International Airport for allegedly smuggling millions of baht in cocaine.

Spanish Man Arrested at Phuket International Airport for Interpol Red Notice - The Pattaya News

[Shutree]

Singapore didn't pick him out?

[BLD]

They arent good with corruption in singapore so probably passed the info onto the somchais in phuket in return for a discrete bunk up with noi on there next r&r wink wink, nod , nod

[Joe 90]

Interpol Red notices are dished out like confetti in Dubai for easy credit bad debts, well dodgy.

[misskit]

I reckon he arrived in Singapore before the Interpol notice.

[Edmond]

Hope he doesn't have too much of his ill-gotten gains in Thailand, or he might commit suicide in the police cells, like that Canadian that had villas and Lambos here.

[Edmond]

like that Canadian that had villas and Lambos here.

Canadian drug fugitive lived luxury life in Thailand before dying in police custody

Cazes was found hanged by a towel in the toilet of his jail cell, a few hours before his deportation hearing.

Cazes was arrested at his home where police said they seized property worth THB400 million (USD11.8 million) registered under his name, including four Lamborghini cars and three houses.


Further details of his assets was not revealed, and police are investigating if he had other holdings.

I bet they were.