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Crime, Courts, Calamity

Bad things happen to good people; good things happen to bad people.

Landmine Wounds Deep South Farmer

YALA — A 5-kilogram mine exploded and sheard off a rubber farmer’s right foot Monday morning in Yala province.
Nittha Wongwan, second from the right, during her arrest on May 18, 2020.

Woman Accused of Poisoning Son for Donation Money

BANGKOK — Police on Monday said a two-year-old boy was poisoned by his mother in a plot to swindle donations from his illness.

Koh Tao Death: Police Say Final Frame Shows Tourist Buying Ticket Off Island

KOH TAO — Police on Koh Tao said Tuesday that CCTV footage shows a 30-year-old Belgian tourist buying a ferry ticket for the mainland in what they describe as the last known footage of her alive.

Short Blamed For Flaming Chinese NGV Bus at Ekkamai

BANGKOK — A bus was engulfed by raging flames after it pulled up to a downtown shopping mall Tuesday morning.

Cop Busted for Trading Drugs 5 Months Before Retirement

NAKHON PHANOM — A senior-ranking policeman’s career came to an ignominious end when he was caught in a drug bust on Tuesday, just five months before his scheduled retirement.

5 Men Held in Phang Nga Gang Rape Case

PHANG NGA — Five suspects accused of participating in serial gang rapes of a teen girl in the southern province of Phang Nga were behind bars Monday as police said some of her attackers may have paid to participate.

Court Affirms Jail Time for Mayor Who Strips Reporter

KHON KAEN — An appeal court in the northeast on Tuesday upheld a two-month jail term for a former mayor who forced a reporter to strip in retaliation for a news story he didn’t like.
The condominium in Bangkok’s Bang Yi Khan area where a Dutch tourist Monday fell Monday morning to his death.

Dutchman’s Fall Was Suicide: Police

BANGKOK — Police on Thursday said they will rule the death of a Dutch man who fell from a woman’s Bangkok condominium a suicide.

Motorcyclists Throw Bombs at Tourists in Pattaya

CHONBURI — Two motorcyclists threw homemade bombs at a group of tourists in the resort town of Pattaya early this morning, police say.

Anutin Defends Barring Infected Lawbreakers From Free COVID Treatment

BANGKOK — Health minister Anutin Charnvirakul on Monday doubled down on his threat to ban coronavirus patients who broke the law from receiving free medical treatment, despite its potential breach of the Thai Constitution.

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