27 Thai immigration police officers found to be aiding Chinese triads


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BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): Investigators believe at least 27 immigration police officers have made it possible for members of Chinese triads to stay illegally in Thailand.

Deputy National Police chief General Surachet Hakparn (pic) told the press on Sunday (Dec 11) that investigators came to this conclusion after interrogating 27 suspects over the past two weeks.

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