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    Hot weather, booze, both?

    By modsquad, Created on: 23/03/2015, Last updated on: 24/03/2015

    » Whatever it is, this farang probably won’t be out on the streets much longer. A jail cell and and a ride to the airport are probably the next installment for the belligerent bloke seen in the YouTube video outside a 7/11 in Udon Thani. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uiTPx5jpoUg

    • MrKC commented : And rightly so, if you want to act the part of an ass do it at home in your own country

    • 1 replies, 6,530 views

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    Murder suspect sentenced in Sweden

    By len, Created on: 24/03/2015, Last updated on: 28/06/2015

    » Andreas Ringvall was arrested in Sweden last August after two years on the run. He recently was convicted in Nacka District Court, Sweden, for the death - in a Pattaya bar - of New Zealander, Robert Hollick but not for murder. He has been charged with aggravated assault and manslaughter and will...

    • Jorgen commented : [quote:3jvptvaw]by len on Tue 24 Mar 2015 12:57 pm Andreas Ringvall was arrested in Sweden last August after two years on the run. He recently was convicted in Nacka District Court, Sweden, for the death - in a Pattaya bar - of New Zealander, Robert Hollick but not for murder. He has been charged with aggravated assault and manslaughter and will spend one year and six months in a Swedish jail as well as paying damages to Robert Hollick’s relatives. The court said the Thai police investigation has been incomplete, inaccurate and unclear. The suspected murder weapon, a knife, disappeared during a renovations in an archive where it was stored. The court also said the investigation was so flawed that it cannot be the basis for a murder sentence. Initially Mr Ringvall was arrested and detained on suspicion of murder by Thai police, but was later released on bail. In suspicious circumstances Mr Ringvall was given back his passport and fled Thailand. http://www.aftonbladet.se/nyheter/article20505147.ab[/quote:3jvptvaw] It’s alleged he paid 500,000 baht to get his passport back.

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