Chinese Fugitive Linked to $45M Gambling Network Arrested in Pattaya
Thai immigration police in Pattaya have arrested a Chinese fugitive wanted by Interpol. The suspect is believed to have managed finances for an illegal transnational gambling network with a turnover of approximately 1.5 billion baht ($45 million).
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