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Prosecutors say they’re concerned that time is running out to prosecute fugitive Red Bull heir, Vorayuth Yoovidhya, for cocaine use. The Office of the Attorney-General says the statute of limitations on the charge is set to expire in September. According to a Nation Thailand report, the OAG has released a statement on the progress of the case against Vorayuth, aka “Boss”. The heir to the Red Bull energy drink empire was charged on 2 counts in the death of a Bangkok police officer killed in a hit-and-run collision with Vorayuth’s Ferrari in 2012. Itthiporn Kaewthip from the OAG says Vorayuth […]

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“We have only heard from the press that Vorayuth lives in England or Austria. ”

Seriously? The OAG is relying on the international press to provide an address for a wanted fugitive… Has anyone got Dog the Bounty Hunter’s number handy? Please forward it, together with a pre paid calling card, to the OAG. 

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Perhaps they could ask the Australian and English authorities if he is living in their country? How hard could it be to find someone like this?

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Strange how LOS has a problem bringing folk to justice who are outside the country. We have two Prime ministers and a rich kid still outside the country living it up on their wealth.

Mind you, they only seem to catch folk in LOS via tip-offs/rewards...😟

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