‘French’ National Arrested for Alleged Serial Thefts at Don Mueang Airport

BANGKOK – A French national of African origin has been apprehended by Bangkok police in connection with a series of thefts targeting passengers at Don Mueang International Airport. The 35-year-old suspect, identified as Mr. D., was arrested on November 8th outside a hotel on Sukhumvit Soi 97 following an investigation into multiple baggage thefts reported between September and October.

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The arrest was executed under a Criminal Court warrant issued on October 31st for nighttime theft within an airport premises. According to investigators, the suspect employed a specific method of operation: he would arrive at the terminal via the Red Line train carrying a single backpack, survey the area for unattended luggage, place his own bag nearby, and swiftly seize valuables when owners were distracted.

Police allege that the suspect subsequently sold stolen items to second-hand shops across Bangkok before converting the proceeds into euros and transferring them to his personal bank account. Authorities believe his foreign nationality reportedly reduced suspicion from local merchants during these transactions.

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Although the suspect acknowledged his identity when confronted by officers, he has denied all charges related to the theft accusations. He has been transported to Don Mueang Police Station for further interrogation as authorities continue examining additional surveillance footage to determine the full scope of his alleged criminal activities.

-Thailand News (TN)

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