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Governor Orders Hotels to Track Foreigners

By Visith Pinpawong 29.02.2012

‘One Stop Service’ Center Opens at Pattaya Police Station

Visith Pinapwong Thailand Lawyer and Immigration 18.12.2010
Governor Orders Hotels to Track Foreigners

Owners operating beer bars on the ground floor, with rooms for rent on the upper floors, must keep clear documents of all their foreign visitors.

‘One Stop Service’ Center Opens at Pattaya Police Station

The Pattaya Police Station recently opened a One Stop Service Center with the aims of making the services offered at the police station more efficient as well as to make it easier and faster for locals to report crime.

Thailand's Computer Crimes Law is Double-Edged Sword

Pattaya Times Staff, Thai Law Thailand Computer-Related Crime Act 01.12.2010

Police Crackdown Foils Foreign Crime Gang

By Wanrapa Boonsu 09.11.2010
Thailand's Computer Crimes Law is Double-Edged Sword

The internet around the world is buzzing from reports in Thailand of two American, major pornographic movie makers getting arrested in Thailand and then freed under legal loopholes and another case of a Bangkok blogger defaming many prominent foreigners, including a British Embassy official. Under the Thailand Computer-Related Crime Act many criminal court cases in Thailand have charged internet users for attacking a person or company on the internet and damaging their reputation using photos, movies or text on blogs and websites. Now the law is being applied to makers of pornographic movies using Thai models and against bloggers. An American-managed law firm in Pattaya is now successfully defending foreigners arrested for producing computer-related sex videos while also prosecuting bloggers for defamation under the Computer Related Crime Act.

Police Crackdown Foils Foreign Crime Gang

In the continuing crackdown on foreigners commiting crime in Thailand Thai police have arrested four Colombian men for burglary of the homes of wealthy Thais, while intelligence reports confirmed that the members of the Columbian criminal gang entered the kingdom in a single group at one time with the intention of committing crimes.

Police Crackdown Extends to Cyber Crimes

Pattaya Times staff Pattaya Times newspaper and website 20.04.2010
Police Crackdown Extends to Cyber Crimes

Making pornography in Thailand can be a crime. The continuing crackdown on illegal activities, especially those committed by foreigners, has expanded to the pornography business and has led to arrests of foreigners.

Chonburi Immigration Given Makeover by Local Business

Sifu McInnes Still Working in Pattaya Contrary to Rumors of Deportation

Drew Noyes and Wanrapa Boonsu PATTAYA TIMES NEWSPAPER 23.02.2010

Many Arrests Made by Chonburi Immigration Police in Pattaya

Sifu McInnes Still Working in Pattaya Contrary to Rumors of Deportation

An exclusive interview with Sifu Robert McInnes and a thorough inspection of the SWAT training center in Pattaya conducted by the editors of the Pattaya Times newspaper dispels many rumors.

"Sifu" Robert McInnes issues a Press Release to Pattaya Times newspaper denying arrest and seizure of his vehicles, explains his possession of ammunition and confirms he is a SWAT instructor.

Extended Crackdown on Foreigners by Police Yields Japanese Yakuza Boss

Thailand is actively seeking all wanted foreign criminals who are in Thailand. A Japanese man who was allegedly an organised crime group leader was arrested in downtown Bangkok after feeing an arrest warrant by the Japanese police in Tokyo.


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