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Another German arrested

The wily Deutchlander, Gunther Siegel, couldn’t escape the long reach of Pattaya’s finest.

Pattaya Police and the Tourist Police, in their recently heightened campaign to clean up the area of the criminal element, arrested Gunther Siegel, 43, from Munich, Germany. Siegel was apprehended at Jomtien Hotel on Sunday, October 20, for residing in Thailand without a valid passport.
After his arrest, police were informed by Interpol that Siegel was wanted in his home country for swindling over 1,000,000 DM. He is currently being detained at Pattaya Police station pending further inquiries into the allegations.
The arresting officers were Pol. Lt. Thanomsak Indrabutr and Sgt. Khunthong U-Ngen of the Pattaya Tourist Police.

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