Pattaya police sidelined over alleged off-the-books fines for Kuwaiti bikers
Three police officers in Pattaya, Thailand, have been transferred to inactive posts amid allegations of collecting off-the-books traffic fines from Kuwaiti tourists. The tourists claim they were forced to pay in cash in secluded areas, not at the police station, and received only basic receipts.
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- パタヤの警察官3名が地下牢に入った 犯罪抑制部門センターは、クウェート人の若い男性が1回あたり3～5千バーツという法外な交通罰金を一晩に数回請求されたと訴えていると訴えた
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