The owner of the Billabong was falsely arrested.Originally Posted by EmperorTud
How the hell can you say that Indians, Chinese and Koreans are sophisticated?Originally Posted by mad_dog
The owner of the Billabong was falsely arrested.Originally Posted by EmperorTud
How the hell can you say that Indians, Chinese and Koreans are sophisticated?Originally Posted by mad_dog
If it were local plod I would tend to agree with you but it was DSI from Bangkok with a SWAT team.Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
I remember watching it on TV.
Is he actually a Bandido though? I've not seen him since the arrest so haven't had the chance to ask him.
Mortals you defy the Gods, I sentence you to travel among unknown stars, until you find the Kingdom of Hades, your bodies will stay as lifeless as stone.
^ Loads of people got arrested on Samui. Some were crims and some were not. It doesn't matter that they were from Bangkok, they're still fucking clueless.
The main shareholder of the Billabong was arrested on false charges and was only released when a senior Thai naval officer turned up and asked why he was being detained when everyone knew that the charges were bullshit. He was then released.
How on Earth did you come to that idiotic conclusion?Originally Posted by Fabian
The DSI obviously didn't.Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
I am curious to know what happened to the witnesses in this case as one of them was missing and presumed dead?
Any news on them?
Did they eventually turn up?
That suggests to me that they had a case against him but were, shall we say, 'encouraged' to release him by an influencial person.Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
Think what you want. I know the guy and have done work with him and continue to see him fairly often. You just try to stir shit and come to your own conclusions regardless of what other people have stated.Originally Posted by EmperorTud
100 officers from Bangkok's DSI don't go down to an Island and use a SWAT team to arrest someone without good reason. They must have thought he was up to something! It was a leading news story on the national news at the time I remember.Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
And what have you stated exactly? That you're his mate?Originally Posted by Marmite the Dog
You surely must agree that it looks suspicious that such a fuss was made over his arrest and subsequent charges and then as you have said some high-ranking Thai navy guy comes along and he is released?
Why would you wish one, then you would have been gone long ago.
The most un-thai I know is any pristine Thai tourist promotion, all are complete schams.
Can't get any less pristine and more real Thailand than Pattaya - sleazy sex tourists and thai ho's, crooks and scam artists..... Highly recommended for the family with young kids.
Most un-Thai?
Khao Sahn Rd.
thought that was the pinnacle of thai culture? ^ oh man have i been mislead all these years
C'mon Tuddy - even you're not that thick.Originally Posted by EmperorTud
They didn't send 100 officers to Samui to arrest someone. They were sent down there to arrest pretty much every foreigner involved in land and property development on the island and only had evidence against a handful of people. They were hoping they could get some shit to stick against the rest of them.
^ Cats?
Siam is an old Cham word, meaning "the Land Between'.Originally Posted by Rural Surin
^ Goverments
The Irish Cock in Udon Thani.
Carrefour, Patong (land of conspicuous consumption)
Carrefour, Rama 4
Tesco, Nong Khai (land of fat Thai people)
Tesco, Ranong
^^^^ Mmmmmmm frosty cold Guinness.... Saaaap lai duhr.
And thin brown smiling wenches.
Yeah that ain't Thailand.
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