Myanmar and Chinese Nationals Arrested in Pattaya for Illegally Selling Zombie Pods and Other Items
Chonburi Provincial Police arrested a Myanmar national and a Chinese national on the evening of November 9th in Pattaya for the illegal sale of "zombie pods" (etomidate) and other items. Authorities suspect these substances are being abused by young people.
Read up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan day (JST) for free
Create a free account to open up to 3 eligible full articles per Japan calendar day (JST). Headlines and summaries remain available across ASEAN 7.
Related articles
- Luxury Pattaya House Raided as Chinese Romance Scam Hub; 10 Detained, 350 Million Baht in Transfers Traced
A luxury house in the Nongprue sub-district of Pattaya was raided as a suspected hub for a Chinese romance scam operation, leading to the detention of 10 individuals, including eight Chinese nationals. Approximately 350 million baht in illicit transfers have been traced.
- Scam Syndicate Busted in Pattaya Luxury Home; 10 Foreigners Arrested, Chinese Victims Lose 300 Million Baht
A sophisticated international scam syndicate operating from a luxury villa in Pattaya, Thailand, has been dismantled. Ten foreign nationals were arrested on suspicion of defrauding at least 100 Chinese victims of approximately 300 million baht (around $8.3 million USD) through romance and investment scams.
- Two Transgender Women Arrested for Stealing $600,000 Patek Philippe Watch from Chinese Tourist in Pattaya
Two transgender women were arrested in Pattaya, Thailand, accused of stealing a Patek Philippe watch worth approximately $600,000 and a passport from a Chinese tourist. The suspects claimed they acted because the tourist refused to pay for their services.
- Pattaya High-Value Watch Theft Case: Thai Transgender Women Suspected, Chinese Man Under Investigation
Authorities are investigating the suspected involvement of Thai transgender women in a high-value watch theft case in Pattaya. A Chinese man connected to the incident is also under scrutiny as investigators work to uncover the full scope of the crime.