Five Chinese Suspects Named in Pattaya 37M Baht Robbery of Turkish Businessman
Pattaya police have identified five Chinese nationals as suspects in a brazen home invasion targeting a Turkish businessman. The robbery, which occurred on October 6th, resulted in losses exceeding 37 million baht, including cryptocurrency, cash, and luxury watches. The suspects are believed to have already fled the country.
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