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Phuket Rapist's Reign of Terror EndsChutima Sidasathian and Sert Tongdee Phuketwan 04.04.2011 | Thais seize 2 tons of ivory in largest bust ever CTV.ca 02.04.2011 |
 A MAN who posed as a Phuket policeman and allegedly abducted and raped as many as 13 women attracted a crowd of about 200 Nepalese to Kathu Police Station in Patong tonight after his arrest. |  Thailand has confiscated two tons of African elephant tusks worth millions of dollars being smuggled through a Bangkok port, in what authorities said Friday was the country's largest ivory seizure. |
Man kills and chops up friendYuttapong Kumnodnae Bangkok Post 30.03.2011 | 3 seriously wounded in Yala shooting Bangkok Post 28.03.2011 |
 UDON THANI : A mentally ill janitor has admitted killing his friend suffering from Down's syndrome and dismembering the body in Muang district, police said yesterday. |  Three people were seriously injured in a shooting which took place at the Ban Samoh Sunday market in tambon Thathong of Yala’s Raman district on Sunday, said Pol Sub-Lt Saengsith Somroterat, duty office at Thathong police station. |
Spanish Woman Given Life Imprisonment For Drug Trafficking In Thailand Bernama 24.03.2011 | Murder suspect arrested in Phuket after 17 years in hidingAtchaa Khamlo Phuket Gazette 23.03.2011 |
 A Thai court on Thursday sentenced a Spanish woman to life imprisonment for drug smuggling out of the country, reports China's Xinhua news agency. |  After 17 years on the lam, a suspect wanted for a 1994 stabbing murder of a man in Uthai Thani province was arrested by Phuket City Police yesterday. |
One slain, 3 hurt in Yala attacks Bangkok Post 18.03.2011 | Phuket Police: 'Business deal' prime motive for Butti murderPimwara Choksakulpan Phuket Gazette 18.03.2011 |
 One man was murdered and another wounded by gunmen who ambushed them at an intersection in Betong district of Yala on Wednesday night. |  Police believe a business deal was the prime motive for the murder of Luciano Butti, 61, who was gunned down in Phuket on Tuesday night. |
Court rejects DSI bid to revoke bail for seven red shirt leaders MCOT 17.03.2011 | Two men killed in grocery shop attack Bangkok Post 17.03.2011 |
 Thailand's Criminal Court on Wednesday dismissed a request by the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to revoke bail for the seven Red Shirt leaders, saying it was the jurisdiction of the Office of Attorney General to file the petition. |  Two people were killed and three others wounded by gunmen who attacked a grocery shop in Narathiwat's Rueso district, police said. |
Italian man gunned down in PhuketSert Tongdee and Pathomporn Kaenkrachang Phuketwan 17.03.2011 | Turk, Romanian ATM scammers nabbed Bangkok Post 16.03.2011 |
 THE ITALIAN man shot dead on Phuket last night has been named today as prominent businessman Luciano Butti, 60, by Italian website tgcom.it. |  Two Turks and four Romanians have been arrested and charged with forging ATM cards using information stolen from bank customers in Europe and withdrawing over 100 million baht from their accounts through ATMs in Thailand. |
Suspected separatists kill three in Thai south The Jerusalem Post 16.03.2011 | Police nab loan shark suspects in PhetchaburiWassayos Ngamkham Bangkok Post 16.03.2011 |
 Suspected Muslim separatists shot dead three Muslim men in Thailand's restive deep south on Tuesday, police said, the latest violence in the region bordering Malaysia. |  Crime Suppression Division police have arrested 23 men in Phetchaburi and accused them of being loan sharks. |
Trade Representative Office chief fires up over claims; Lawsuit launched amid cigarette tax scandalLamphai Intathep Bangkok Post 16.03.2011 | Trade Representative Office chief fires up over claims; Lawsuit launched amid cigarette tax scandalLamphai Intathep Bangkok Post 16.03.2011 |
 The chief of Thailand's Trade Representative Office, Kiat Sittheeamorn, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Puea Thai Party deputy leader Yutthapong Jarassathien following accusations that Philip Morris (Thailand) made false import duty declarations. |  The chief of Thailand's Trade Representative Office, Kiat Sittheeamorn, has filed a defamation lawsuit against Puea Thai Party deputy leader Yutthapong Jarassathien following accusations that Philip Morris (Thailand) made false import duty declarations. |
Thai court clears former Queensland MP The Sydney Morning Herald 15.03.2011 | Phuket serial thieves nabbedAtchaa Khamlo Phuket Gazette 11.03.2011 |
 A Thai court has cleared former Queensland politician Robert Lindsay Poole of charges of "cheating and fraud" related to an energy company with links to Thailand. |  Police today announced the arrest of three teenagers being charged with breaking and entering, and theft from, at least 20 Phuket homes. |
Korean owner of Phuket snake farm busted with drugs Phuket Gazette 11.03.2011 | |
 The Korean owner of a Phuket snake farm was arrested at the Thai border with Cambodia Thursday morning when he tried to smuggle ya ice (crystal methamphetamine) and marijuana into the Kingdom. | |
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