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Crime, Courts, Calamity

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

Journalists Sued by Thai Navy Optimistic After First Day of Trial

BANGKOK – The two journalists facing a defamation lawsuit filed by the Royal Thai Navy said they were hopeful after the first day of their trial concluded on Tuesday.

Poor Road Intercepts Alleged Robbery Suspect

PATHUM THANI – A poorly-maintained road in Pathum Thani province caused a fugitive robbery suspect to lose control of his car and crash while he was being pursued by police today.

Serial Rape and Burglary Suspect Apprehended in Bangkok

BANGKOK — A serial burglar and opportunistic rapist believed to have assaulted about 10 women was taken into custody west of Bangkok, police said yesterday.

Chatchart Puts An End To 'Haunted Railroad Crossing'

(5 October) Transport Minister, Mr. Chatchart Sittipan, has toured the site of the malfunctioning level crossing near Ekkachai Soi 23 in Bangkok suburb area.

Soldiers, Police Arrest Condominium Manager for Beating Dog

CHONBURI — A group of soldiers and policemen raided a condominium in the resort town of Pattaya today to arrest the building's manager for allegedly beating a stray dog on the property.

Cops Promise to Send Jenphop Case to Prosecutor This Month



BANGKOK — Police said the results of their investigation into the fatal car crash caused by Jenphop Viraporn will be forwarded to prosecutors by April 26, about six weeks after the accident drew national attention.

Police Say They Made Progress in Ivory Trade Crackdown

BANGKOK — Efforts by the government to curb sales of ivory have been successful following criticism of widespread trafficking in the country, police and conservationists said.

5 Chinese Tourists Injured in Speedboat Collision

KRABI — Five Chinese travelers were slightly injured in a speedboat crash yesterday near Krabi’s Koh Phi Phi.

Woman Spills Screws To Boost Tire Repair Business

PRACHUAP KHIRI KHAN — A 36-year-old woman has been arrested for allegedly scattering screws on a main road in Hua Hin in an effort to bring more business to her husband’s tire repair shop.

Trafficking Investigator Quits Case for Fear of Reprisal

By Amy Sawitta Lefevre and Panarat Thepgumpanat
Reuters

BANGKOK — The resignation of the senior policeman in charge of a sweeping human trafficking investigation raises serious questions over Thailand's commitment to end the illegal trade and protect its officers, a rights group said today.

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