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“I want ice you can smoke!” – Thai Woman Tries to Buy Drugs, Unaware Dealer is an Undercover Officer

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Source: The Pattaya News

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A woman in her 40s recently tried to buy drugs from a man in Pattaya’s Jomtien area in Thailand, not knowing the man was undercover.

The woman had no idea that the man was an undercover police officer who was on a drug crackdown mission in the area.

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Deputy Inspector Prasit Boonprasit, who played the dual role of the fake drug dealer and the leader of an anti-drug unit, was approached by the woman who wanted to buy “ice” – a narcotics term for crystal methamphetamine. Prasit cracked a joke before the real crackdown.

He offered the woman a literal block of ice.

“Not this ice! I want the kind that you can smoke!” The woman told Prasit.

The woman also gestured for Prasit to lower his voice and reassured him, saying, “It’s fine, it’s the work-hard drug.”

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This time, the backup officers arrived, but the persistent woman did not give up as she continued to make a deal with Prasit. A moment later, she realised she had dug her own grave when the officers, including Deputy Prasit, revealed their identities.

She was arrested and brought back to the police station for a drug test, alongside a drug dealer who was also arrested in the area.

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The Thai government takes drug-related crimes seriously

The operation was conducted on May 23 as part of the government’s effort to eliminate the drug community. Areas Jomtien Sois 2, 3, and 4 were patrolled, and according to Prasit, the operation aimed to send a stern message to those involved in narcotics.

“This operation sends a clear message that drug dealers and users will face serious consequences.”

“We urge the public to stay away from these dangerous substances.”

As for the woman and the drug dealer, they are now in custody and awaiting legal action, as reported by The Pattaya News. In other related news, PDRM detected the “Zombie Drug” in Malaysia, which is 50 times more potent than cocaine, and you can read about the discovery below.

 

Also read: PDRM Detects Fentanyl in M’sia, the “Zombie Drug” That’s 50 Times More Potent Than Heroin

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