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Based on 10 verified sources covering Thailand:

PATTAYA – Tourist Police in Pattaya carried out two fast-moving raids on March 24, 2026, breaking up two large online gambling operations based in luxury villas in Bang Lamung district. (confirmed by 2 sources) [1]

Injured Australian tourist found outside venue in Pattaya Pattaya Tourist Police were called to an entertainment venue late yesterday, March 23, after an injured Australian tourist was found outside the premises, following an incident that reportedl... [2]

Pattaya operation leads to 11 detained in migrant labour crackdown Immigration police in Chon Buri yesterday, March 24, reported on an illegal migrant labour crackdown in Pattaya targeting foreign nationals suspected of working in jobs reserved for ... [3]

Pattaya, Chonburi – February 26th, 2026 – A gang of three hooded robbers armed with knives stormed a townhouse in a gated community in Nong Prue, late Thursday night, overpowering a British resident and his Thai girlfriend before escaping with a safe... [4]

Pattaya, Chonburi – Thai police have made significant progress in the high-profile armed robbery case that shocked the local community, recovering the stolen safe that had contained over 2 million baht in cash after it was abandoned in a remote field... (confirmed by 2 sources) [5]

Nine detained after migrant workers clash at Pattaya Walking Street A late-night incident involving more than 20 migrant workers on Pattaya Walking Street on March 15 led police to detain nine people, after tourists reported a group near a hotel in ... [6]

Pattaya- A gang of robbers who Pattaya police say appeared to have mimicked tactics from the blockbuster film series Fast & Furious by using three vehicles to evade detection has been a subject of major investigation following a daring home invasion ... [7]

Pattaya, Chonburi – March 4th, 2026 – Authorities have successfully apprehended the last remaining suspect in a daring armed home invasion robbery from a British man that saw thieves make off with over 2 million baht in cash from a safe, wrapping up ... [8]

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