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06/06/2025

Pattaya police under fire after Chinese fraud suspect escapes through station window— later captured in Chanthaburi hotel

PATTAYA, Thailand – A dramatic escape unfolded at Pattaya City Police Station after a 38-year-old Chinese national, identified as Mr. Li, fled custody by jumping out of a second-floor interrogation room window during a late-night police interview.

Mr. Li had been arrested earlier at Don Mueang International Airport by immigration officers as he attempted to board an AirAsia flight to Da Nang, Vietnam. He was wanted under an arrest warrant issued by the Pattaya Provincial Court on charges of fraud. The case stems from a complaint by a Thai victim who claimed Mr. Li lured them into exchanging yuan for USDT (a digital cryptocurrency), leading to a loss of approximately 1.26 million baht when the promised funds were never transferred.

After his arrest, Mr. Li was transferred to Pattaya Police Station for further legal processing. However, at around 12:50 a.m. on June 5, during questioning in Interrogation Room 19 on the second floor, he seized an unguarded moment, opened a window, and leapt out. An officer attempted to follow but was injured and unable to apprehend him.

Mr. Li fled toward the back of the police residential flats in Soi 9, heading in the direction of Pattaya Second Road. Despite a three-hour search operation involving multiple patrol units and the use of CCTV footage, he remains at large.

Chonburi Provincial Police later issued a formal statement, confirming the suspect had escaped by exploiting a lapse in supervision. Authorities have since alerted Immigration Bureau offices nationwide to prevent him from fleeing the country and have formed a special investigative team to trace his whereabouts.

Police Major General Thawatkiat Jindakhuansanong, Commander of Chonburi Provincial Police, has ordered a full investigation into the escape and emphasized the urgency of recapturing Mr. Li. A disciplinary inquiry has also been launched into the officers responsible for his custody.

Later that same day, Mr. Li’s brief escape came to an end. After paying a taxi driver 4,000 baht to take him from Pattaya to Chanthaburi, he checked into a hotel in the Mueang district. Acting on a tip-off from a concerned citizen, local police tracked him down and found him lying in bed. He was arrested without resistance. Mr. Li is now undergoing further questioning before being transported back to Pattaya Police Station — this time under heightened security to face legal proceedings.

*News Source: pattayamail

06/06/2025

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05/06/2025

Heavy Rain Causes Flooding in Pattaya, Disrupting Traffic

PATTAYA, Thailand – June 4th, 2025: Heavy rainfall lasting over an hour struck Pattaya late last night, leading to widespread flooding across several areas of the city, according to local reports. The downpour caused disruptions, with roads becoming impassable for both small and large vehicles.

Particularly hard-hit was Pattaya Third Road, a low-lying area prone to flooding during heavy rain. Numerous cars were reported damaged after being submerged in floodwaters. Similarly, the railway road leading to Soi Khao Talo saw vehicles, including cars and motorcycles, stranded and damaged due to the rising water levels.

The continuous rain, which persisted for over an hour, left multiple parts of Pattaya and nearby areas inundated, making it impossible for smaller vehicles to navigate flooded routes. Local authorities quickly intervened, issuing warnings to drivers to avoid flooded areas and prevent further damage to vehicles and property.

Once the rain subsided, officials worked swiftly to drain the floodwaters, restoring normal traffic conditions within a short period.

*News Source: thepattayanews

05/06/2025

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04/06/2025

66-Year-Old American Man Arrested in Pattaya for Attempting to Exchange Counterfeit Banknotes

Pattaya, Thailand –Pattaya police have arrested a 66-year-old American man for attempting to exchange counterfeit U.S. dollar banknotes at a currency exchange booth in Jomtien Beach. The suspect, publicly identified by Pattaya police as Mr. Stookey, was apprehended on June 3rd, 2025, after staff at the “TT Currency Exchange” noticed the suspicious banknotes and alerted authorities.

According to police reports, Mr. Stookey presented ten $100 bills to be exchanged for Thai baht. Upon closer examination, staff discovered that the bills were fake, marked with the English phrase “For Motion Picture Use Only,” indicating that they were intended for film props rather than legitimate transactions. When confronted, the suspect allegedly insisted on completing the exchange and reacted angrily when denied.

Police later searched his belongings and found an additional 11 counterfeit $100 notes. He was charged with possession and attempted use of counterfeit U.S. currency, fully aware of its illegitimacy.

Authorities revealed that Mr. Stookey has been traveling to and from Thailand for the past decade, reportedly residing in the Pratumnak Hill area with his Thai wife from the country’s northeastern region. He is currently in police custody pending further legal proceedings. Mr. Stookey has not commented on the case to the media or made a statement regarding his point of view as of press time.

Thai law enforcement continues to crack down on financial crimes, reminding residents and businesses to stay alert against fraudulent activities that could hurt economic security.

*News Source: thepattayanews