March 29, 200719 yr I was in the police station on an entirely different matter about a year and a half ago when a group of about twenty lady-boys working Beach road were brought in, fined 200 baht each, and then released. They were acting as if the whole thing was nothing but a big joke and they were almost having a party in the police station. As soon as they were released, they were right back out working Beach Road again. The following appears in the PATTAYA CITY NEWS: for photos click: http://www.pattayacitynews.net/news_28_03_50_4.htm _____ Police Round up Ladyboys Working on Pattaya Beach Responding to numerous complaints from Tourists regarding transsexuals on Pattaya Beach, a group of Police and Police volunteers rounded up 19 of them in the early hours of Wednesday Morning. These ladyboys will often engage in anti-social and criminal activities on the beach such as assault and robberies. Because this group were not seen committing a crime they could only be fined 200 Baht each at Pattaya Police Station before being released. Most of them were seen reassuming their positions on the beach as they search for potential foreign customers.
March 29, 200719 yr 'Immigration round-up suspected Uzbekistani Prostitutes on Walking Street. On Sunday Night, Pattaya
March 29, 200719 yr Author Katoeys 200 baht Uzbekistan tarts 1000 baht - another example of double charging! Waa it sex disrumintion or foreigner v Thai? Maybe if they had a Thai driver's license . . . . I wonder what they would have been charged if they were katoeys from Uzbekistan.
March 29, 200719 yr "Because this group were not seen committing a crime they could only be fined 200 Baht each at Pattaya Police Station before being released." So, why were they fined 20 baht if they weren't seen committing a crime? Was the fine for being a katoey?
March 30, 200719 yr ....So, why were they fined 20 baht if they weren't seen committing a crime? Was the fine for being a katoey? Maybe for being Ugly. For a katoey thats a REAL crime!
March 31, 200719 yr I was expecting this thread to be about a new festival that was something like the Elephant Roundup in Surin. Pattay's first annual Ladyboy Roundup. Sounds catchy, eh? Pete
March 31, 200719 yr A minor point but Uzbekistan is not in Eastern Europe. It is in Central Asia. And I think people from that country are called Uzbeks, not Uzbekistanis.
March 31, 200719 yr A minor point but Uzbekistan is not in Eastern Europe. It is in Central Asia. And I think people from that country are called Uzbeks, not Uzbekistanis. A minor point but you in fact had two minor points ....
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