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Stoned man tries to donate drugs to flood victims in Sattahip

He just wanted to help - Jakrit Mukpradap (center) was arrested for drug possession when trying to donate ya ba to the flood relief effort.

Patcharapol Panrak
A man who was high on drugs somehow thought it was a good idea to donate methamphetamines to Sattahip officials trying to raise money for flood relief.
Flooding that began in mid-September has killed 61 people and affected 3.6 million people across Thailand.
Jakrit Mukpradap, 39, was arrested at Thepprasit Temple Oct. 14 while offering up 11 ya ba tablets for officials to sell themselves to generate funds for flood relief. His offer was not accepted.
District Chief Phawat Lertmukda said Jakrit appeared intoxicated when he arrived at the temporary flood relief center. He even offered to sell the drugs himself for 3,000 baht and then donate the proceeds.
“Looking high, he showed the volunteers the drugs and told them, ‘I don’t have any money to donate. Will these do?’” Phawat said. “Little did he know that the volunteers were actually from a civil drug suppression task force.”
His home was later searched with police finding a 38-caliber handgun. Police said he admitted to having taken five pills before going to the temple.
While Jakrit’s heart may have been in the right place, the rest of his body is now behind bars on drug and weapons charges. He could face up to 10 years’ imprisonment.


HEADLINES [click on headline to view story]

Auk Pansaa signals the end of the rainy season

Chonburi governor urges cooperation to aid flood victims

City officials looking to improve traffic argue over road barriers

Pattaya-area neighborhoods take beating from Typhoon Nari

Pattaya krathong contest Nov. 17 offers 100,000 baht in prizes

Pattaya sprays flooded areas to kill disease-carrying mosquitoes

Endless road work infuriates Naklua 16-18 residents

4 Lithuanians arrested in 35 million baht ATM card theft

American-Thai receptionist found dead at Pattaya hotel

4 injured in Sattahip road crash

Farmer electrocuted with frogs in Banglamung

Rayong truck driver arrested in tire-replacement scam

Stoned man tries to donate drugs to flood victims in Sattahip

Pattaya marks Supreme Patriarch’s 100th birthday with morality lectures

Pattaya donates 70,000 baht in flood relief to 2 eastern provinces

Government pitches 2 trillion baht infrastructure plan in Pattaya

Royal foundation donates aid to Chonburi flood victims

Motorbike taxis to see limits, licensing under new proposal

Region mobilizes to aid flood victims in Phanat Nikhom, Panthong

Eastern Seaboard marks end of Buddhist Lent

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