At 5am on August 23rd while most of us are sleeping police rushed to an intersection on central road to check out a road traffic accident.

At 4.30 am on August 23rd a police checkpoint in Soi Buakao netted 14 drug takers, 10 men, 2 women, and 2 lady boys.

At midnight on the 23rd of August a police checkpoint was set up on Prathamnak road Soi 1 to search for illegal items such as drugs and weapons, and as a result 8 people were arrested.

On the evening of August the 22nd police on walking street were alerted by voluntary officers manning a checkpoint at Chai Mongkol temple in south Pattaya that some teenagers had failed to stop when asked to do so.

At 1am on August 21st police along with a special drug suppression force and volunteers arrested a 39 year old French man Philipot Vincent along with a bag of Ice weighing 0.57 grams and drug paraphernalia in his short term residence in Soi Jirapol.

On August 21 Former Minister of Tourism and Sports Sontaya Khunplome gave a warm welcoming speech to kick start the Buffalo and Horse racing at the stadium near Mapprachan reservoir Banglamung in presence of local dignitaries including Chonburi MP Porames Ngampichet, Nongprue municipality mayor Mai Chaiyanit, and Chonburi Organization Administration vice president Rewat Pholluk-in

After a lengthy undercover operation police stormed into a hotel on second road at 1am on August the 21 and arrested 36 year old Jamrat Imthong after purchasing 15 methamphetamine tablets from him.

On August 19th at Buddhi Wararam temple Pattaya city social security officials held a mobile service unit to give public services to the community members in Baan Rong Mai Keed, Kathing Lai and Wat Chong Lom communities

After the previous successful bust of some domino gamblers police were called to Soi Town In Town hotel at 10pm on August the 19th where a group of people had been playing cards for money.

In the middle of the night on August 20th a police check point on Soi Buakhao spotted a motorbike driver acting suspiciously, they pulled him over for a routine search.