Pol. Lt. Gen. Santan Chayanond, commissioner of police region 8 looking after upper south Thailand, on Saturday held a meeting with the investigation team, tourist police and immigration officers in Phuket to work on the murder case of a Canadian property...
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| 19 Jan 09 |
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Andaman News on Monday 19th January 2009 8 items »
YouTube video 1: Police Commissioner for upper south Thailand ordered intensive patrols on beaches to ensure highest safety for tourists vacationing on Thailands southern coasts.
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2: Meanwhile Police are investigating the murder of the Farang... |
| 21 Mar 08 |
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Phuket Murder Suspect arrested »
YouTube video BREAKING NEWS: MiniVDO: The man responsible for the brutal murder of Swedish tourist has now turned himself in to police after he fled to Ranong
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Andaman News TV11 (VHF dial) at 8.30am & local Cable TV channel 1 + maybe... |
| 17 Mar 08 |
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Police searching for killers of Swedish woman in Phuket »
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Phuket police are still working on the investigation and searching for murderers after a 27 year old Swedish tourist, originally named by police as Hanna Charlotta, was found murdered at Mai Khao Beach, at the northern end... |
| 12 Sep 07 |
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Police nab suspect in German's murder » Bangkok Post (dpa) - Thai police have arrested a German tourist as the chief suspect in the murder of fellow-countryman Kurt Schmolke earlier this week at Thailand's Pattaya beach resort, Thai police said Wednesday. |
| 31 Oct 07 |
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Second Canadian sought in child sex case » Bangkok Post Less than two weeks after a Canadian was arrested in Thailand for paedophilia, Thai police are on a manhunt for one of his compatriots suspected of similar crimes, Canadian media reported.. |
| 18 Mar 08 |
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Police seek Swede's alleged killer » Bangkok Post Police issued an arrest warrant Tuesday for a prime suspect in the brutal murder of a Swedish woman on Phuket Island over the weekend. |
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