5 Chinese man gang departs Thailand within hours of a 37 million baht heist in Pattaya of Turkish target

October 11, 2026 at 1:15 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Media , Thailand

Five Chinese nationals pulled off a ฿37 million armed robbery in Pattaya before fleeing Thailand within six hours. Police say the gang spent a month watching Turkish businessman Kutay Aslan, 34, from a rented luxury house nearby. At 3.30 am on October 6, three masked gunmen stormed his home, assaulted and handcuffed him and his Burmese cleaner, then forced a ฿27.5 million cryptocurrency transfer. They also stole Rolex watches, cash and phones. By 9.30 am, all five suspects had escaped through Don Mueang Airport, flying to China, Malaysia and Hong Kong. Police obtained arrest warrants three days later. Now, Chinese police and Interpol are being enlisted in an international manhunt, while the stolen loot remains missing.

Five Chinese suspects flee Thailand within six hours of a ฿37 million Pattaya robbery targeting Turkish businessman Kutay Aslan, 34. Police seek Interpol help after a month-long plot. ( Source: Royal Thai Police )

Five Chinese nationals escaped Thailand within six hours of a ฿37 million armed robbery targeting a Turkish businessman in Pattaya. The gang reportedly spent a month preparing the raid, renting a luxury house just one property from its victim.

Three masked gunmen struck at 3.30 am on October 6, assaulting two occupants and forcing a massive cryptocurrency transfer. However, by approximately 9.30 am, all five suspects had fled through Bangkok’s Don Mueang International Airport. One travelled to China, two to Malaysia and two to Hong Kong.

Police secured arrest warrants three days later. By Saturday, October 10, the hunt had gone international, with Chinese police and Interpol being brought into the investigation.

Five Chinese suspects flee Thailand hours after Pattaya robbery following weeks of planning nearby

The stunning escape emerged during a police briefing on Saturday, October 10. Senior officers confirmed that the five suspects had departed Thailand within hours of the robbery. Immigration records subsequently established three overseas destinations.

Crucially, the gang had escaped before investigators identified the suspects or secured arrest warrants. The police investigation only caught up with their movements after they had crossed international borders.

The robbery began at approximately 3.30 am on Tuesday, October 6. The target was a luxury residence at Cascade by Patta, Moo 8, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung district, Chonburi. The victim was Kutay Aslan, a 34-year-old Turkish businessman who reportedly operates a property business in Turkey. Police subsequently discovered that the suspects had rented another luxury house inside the same residential development.

Investigators believe the operation began taking shape in early September. The gang reportedly rented a property just one house away from Mr Aslan’s residence. The monthly rental cost approximately ฿92,000. Furthermore, the suspects arranged transport and began monitoring the businessman’s movements. Police believe the surveillance continued for approximately one month before the armed raid.

Gang rents luxury house beside Turkish businessman before three masked gunmen raid his Pattaya home

The proximity of the rented property became a significant finding in the investigation. The suspects had established themselves inside the same luxury estate as their intended victim.

During the following weeks, they reportedly watched his movements while preparing the operation. Meanwhile, police are examining how the group identified Mr Aslan and learned about his valuable possessions.

The Turkish businessman reportedly told investigators he did not know any of the suspects. Nevertheless, the attackers had selected his residence well before the robbery. Police are examining whether somebody connected to the residential estate supplied information about him. However, no insider involvement has been established. Investigators have not publicly identified any additional suspects.

The preparations culminated in an armed raid during the early hours of October 6. Three masked men dressed entirely in black approached the property carrying firearms and knives. According to police, they entered from the rear of the residence, passing through the kitchen. Inside were Mr Aslan and a Burmese woman employed as a cleaner. The attackers confronted both occupants before threatening and assaulting them.

Gunmen handcuff two occupants and force transfer of cryptocurrency in ฿37 million Pattaya robbery

The gunmen subsequently restrained the businessman and cleaner with handcuffs. They then forced Mr Aslan to open his safe and surrender valuables. In addition, the attackers compelled him to authorise a substantial cryptocurrency transfer.

Police established that the stolen digital assets included 824,000 units of Tether, known as USDT. At the reported valuation, the cryptocurrency alone was worth approximately ฿27.5 million.

The robbers also seized ฿210,000 in Thai currency, five Rolex watches and four mobile telephones. Consequently, the combined losses reached approximately ฿37 million. The cryptocurrency accounted for the largest portion of the haul. Unlike the watches and cash, the digital assets required an electronic transfer. The attackers forced the businessman to complete that transaction while he remained under armed threat.

Police have not disclosed the precise duration of the raid. However, the three intruders escaped after securing the cryptocurrency and other valuables. Both occupants had been assaulted and restrained during the attack.

Investigators subsequently established that the robbery involved a wider group of five Chinese nationals. Two additional suspects were linked to arrangements surrounding the crime, including accommodation and transport.

Five Chinese suspects escape through Don Mueang within six hours on flights to three destinations

Then came the gang’s extraordinary departure from Thailand. According to the investigation, all five suspects left the kingdom approximately six hours after the robbery.

The attack began at about 3.30 am. By approximately 9.30 am, the five Chinese nationals had reportedly departed through Don Mueang International Airport in Bangkok. Their departure preceded both their identification and the issuing of court warrants.

Notably, the fugitives did not travel to a single destination. Instead, their departures involved three separate international routes. One suspect travelled to mainland China, while two flew to Malaysia. The remaining two departed for Hong Kong. Investigators established these destinations through immigration and travel records. However, police have not confirmed whether the men remain in those locations.

The six-hour escape became a central finding in the investigation. By the time officers began assembling evidence, the suspects had already crossed international borders. Furthermore, the fugitives were overseas before investigators recovered key material connected with the robbery. The subsequent inquiry involved CCTV recordings, vehicle movements, accommodation bookings and immigration information. These records eventually enabled police to identify all five Chinese nationals.

Abandoned Toyota Fortuner yields 14 clues as police trace CCTV, vehicle movements and hotel records

Investigators initially concentrated on tracing the vehicle connected with the armed raid. Officers identified a black Toyota Fortuner registered in Bangkok. Police believed the vehicle had been used during the robbery.

It was subsequently discovered abandoned in Soi Jomtien 9, Pattaya, approximately three kilometres from the victim’s residence. The discovery provided investigators with physical evidence and information about the gang’s movements.

Officers searched the Fortuner and recovered 14 items considered potentially relevant to the crime. These included a balaclava, gloves, clothing, shoes and an aluminium ladder. The objects were collected for forensic examination. Meanwhile, investigators compared the recovered clothing with images captured by surveillance cameras. Police also examined GPS information associated with the vehicle to reconstruct its movements.

The inquiry expanded to include CCTV footage along the suspected escape route. Separately, investigators examined vehicle rental agreements, accommodation records and hotel registrations.

Witness statements provided further information about the suspects’ activities. Immigration records subsequently established their international departures. By combining these sources, officers identified five Chinese nationals suspected of participating in the operation.

Police identify five Chinese suspects and secure Pattaya court warrants three days after armed raid

Investigators named Dong Ping, 38, as the suspect involved in arranging accommodation and vehicles. The four other suspects were identified as Li Xinlei, 31, Wang Hongbo, 32, Mu Hongda, 33, and Zhiyu Wang, 31. All five are Chinese nationals. Police linked them to the robbery through accommodation arrangements, transport records, surveillance evidence and international travel information.

Importantly, investigators distinguished between the three masked men who entered the residence and the wider group of five suspects. Three men physically carried out the armed intrusion.

However, police identified five individuals suspected of participating in the overall operation. The precise actions of each suspect have not been fully disclosed. Nevertheless, investigators gathered sufficient evidence to seek arrest warrants against all five.

On Friday, October 9, police submitted their findings to the Pattaya Provincial Court. The court subsequently approved five arrest warrants, numbered 570–574/2569. These were issued three days after the robbery. By then, the suspects had already been overseas for approximately three days. Their departure records confirmed that none remained in Thailand when the warrants were approved.

The charges include jointly committing armed robbery inside a residence at night. In addition, the suspects face accusations involving damage to protective barriers and using a vehicle to facilitate the crime. Further charges concern unlawful confinement and acts depriving the victims of their liberty. Police also cited firearms offences and physical and psychological harm caused during the robbery.

Senior police launch international pursuit after suspects escape Thailand before arrest warrants issued

The five men are accused of participating jointly in the offences. However, the arrest warrants could not immediately be executed because the suspects had already departed Thailand. The investigation had therefore become an international pursuit.

Police subsequently contacted Chinese counterparts and began preparing requests for international assistance. The findings were publicly disclosed the following morning during a briefing involving senior regional police officers.

At approximately 11 am on Saturday, October 10, police outlined the investigation and the search for the fugitives. The operation involved Provincial Police Region 2, Chonburi Provincial Police and Nong Prue Police Station.

National Police Commissioner Police General Samran Nuanma oversaw the investigation at national level. Meanwhile, Police Lieutenant General Wasan Techakrasem, Commissioner of Provincial Police Region 2, directed the regional response.

Police Major General Phongphan Wongmanithet, Deputy Commissioner of Provincial Police Region 2, outlined the investigation and international pursuit. After that, Police Major General Chatree Suksiri, Commander of Chonburi Provincial Police, provided details of the suspects’ preparations and surveillance. Police Colonel Nattaphon Phongsuksakul, Superintendent of Nong Prue Police Station, also participated in the investigation and briefing.

Thai police seek Interpol Red Notices as five Chinese fugitives remain beyond reach after Pattaya raid

According to Provincial Police Region 2, investigators identified the suspects and secured arrest warrants within three days. The investigation involved forensic examinations, surveillance footage, vehicle records and immigration checks.

However, the gang’s departure had already placed the five men beyond the immediate reach of Thai police. Consequently, officers are now relying on international cooperation to locate and arrest the fugitives.

Thai police have contacted Chinese counterparts and are coordinating through the Embassy of the People’s Republic of China. In parallel, investigators are pursuing the procedures required to obtain Interpol Red Notices.

These notices would request international assistance in locating the suspects and securing provisional arrests. However, an Interpol Red Notice is not itself an international arrest warrant. Any arrest remains subject to the laws of the country where a suspect is located.

Police intend to use international cooperation to secure the suspects’ return for prosecution in Thailand. Nevertheless, their present whereabouts remain unconfirmed. Two travelled to Malaysia, but investigators have not established whether they subsequently entered another country. Similarly, the movements of the two suspects who departed for Hong Kong remain unknown. The fifth travelled to mainland China. Police have not disclosed which named suspect took each route.

Fugitives remain unaccounted for as police trace stolen cryptocurrency and luxury watches worth millions

The suspects’ movements after leaving Thailand remain a major focus of the international investigation. Immigration records established their initial departures through Don Mueang International Airport.

However, those records do not confirm where the fugitives subsequently travelled. Police have not announced any arrests overseas. As of the October 10 briefing, all five Chinese nationals remained wanted in connection with the robbery.

On another front, investigators are attempting to recover the stolen assets. The cryptocurrency is particularly significant because it accounts for approximately three-quarters of the reported losses. Police say the attackers forced Mr Aslan to transfer 824,000 USDT during the armed raid. Officers are now examining the movement of the digital currency and checking for connections to additional individuals.

However, no recovery of the stolen cryptocurrency had been confirmed by Saturday. There was also no confirmed recovery of the five Rolex watches, cash or four mobile telephones. Police have not announced whether the digital assets were transferred to cryptocurrency exchanges or other wallets. Consequently, the destination of the stolen funds remains an outstanding part of the investigation.

Police examine month-long surveillance and rental records linking Chinese suspects to Pattaya robbery

The inquiry also continues into the gang’s preparations before the attack. According to police, the suspects rented a luxury property inside Cascade by Patta for approximately ฿92,000 monthly. The accommodation was reportedly situated just one property away from the Turkish businessman’s residence. This placed the suspects close to their target during the weeks preceding the robbery.

Investigators believe the group began preparing the operation in early September. The surveillance reportedly continued for approximately one month. During that period, the gang also arranged a vehicle subsequently linked to the crime.

Police are examining these accommodation and transport arrangements to establish each suspect’s involvement. Furthermore, the rental records formed part of the evidence used to identify the five Chinese nationals.

CCTV recordings and GPS information helped investigators reconstruct the gang’s movements. Hotel registrations and immigration records provided additional information about their activities. These records ultimately established that all five suspects had departed Thailand shortly after the robbery. The findings also connected the wider group to the three masked men who entered Mr Aslan’s residence.

Investigators probe how Chinese gang learned of Turkish businessman’s cryptocurrency and luxury watches

Investigators are examining how the gang knew about the Turkish businessman’s financial assets. Mr Aslan reportedly told police he had no previous acquaintance with the suspects. Nevertheless, the attackers targeted a residence containing substantial cryptocurrency holdings and expensive watches.

The stolen cryptocurrency alone was valued at approximately ฿27.5 million. Furthermore, the gunmen specifically forced the victim to authorise a digital transfer.

Police are investigating whether information about the businessman or his possessions came from another person. However, no evidence establishing the involvement of a resident, employee or other person connected with the estate has been confirmed. No additional suspects have been publicly named. The inquiry remains focused on the five Chinese nationals identified through the police investigation.

Separately, Mr Aslan’s reported business interests in Turkey form part of the background to the case. He is described as operating a property business in his home country. However, police have not disclosed further details about his commercial activities or the source of his cryptocurrency holdings. Nor have investigators established publicly how the suspects learned about the assets subsequently stolen.

Differing accounts of stolen valuables emerge as forensic evidence supports warrants against five men

There have also been differences between early reports and the later police account concerning the property taken. An earlier report placed the cryptocurrency losses at approximately $820,000.

That account listed ฿150,000 in cash, three Rolex watches and three iPhones. However, the later report identified 824,000 USDT, ฿210,000, five Rolex watches and four telephones. Both accounts placed the total losses at approximately ฿37 million.

The latter figures were published following the identification of the five Chinese suspects. Meanwhile, police continued examining the abandoned Toyota Fortuner and the recovered evidence. The vehicle was discovered in Soi Jomtien 9, approximately three kilometres from the robbery scene.

Its Bangkok registration formed part of the investigation. Officers also recovered clothing and equipment believed to have been connected with the operation.

The balaclava, gloves, shoes and aluminium ladder were among the materials submitted for forensic examination. Investigators compared these objects with CCTV images collected along the suspected escape route.

In addition, GPS records provided information about the vehicle’s movements. Police combined this evidence with witness statements, rental agreements and hotel registrations. The resulting investigation supported the court applications for five arrest warrants.

Five suspects escape Thailand within six hours of armed raid before police obtain arrest warrants

Nevertheless, the suspects had already left Thailand before that evidence could be assembled. The police findings establish a compressed sequence of events. At approximately 3.30 am on October 6, three armed men entered the Turkish businessman’s residence.

They threatened and assaulted Mr Aslan and his Burmese cleaner before handcuffing both occupants. The attackers then forced the businessman to surrender cryptocurrency and valuables worth approximately ฿37 million.

Subsequently, the gang escaped from the residential development. Within approximately six hours, all five suspects had departed Thailand through Don Mueang International Airport. One travelled to China, two to Malaysia and two to Hong Kong.

Three days later, on October 9, Pattaya Provincial Court issued the five arrest warrants. The following morning, senior police officers announced the suspects’ identities and outlined the international manhunt.

International manhunt continues for five Chinese suspects as ฿37 million in stolen assets remains missing

By then, the five men had been outside Thailand for several days. Provincial Police Region 2 says it is coordinating with domestic agencies, Chinese police and Interpol.

The investigation also continues into the stolen cryptocurrency, valuable watches and possible involvement of additional individuals. Police are seeking the arrest and return of all five Chinese nationals for prosecution under Thai law.

However, their precise whereabouts remain unconfirmed. The fate of the stolen cryptocurrency and other valuables is also unknown. Investigators have not announced any arrests or confirmed the recovery of the stolen property. The case remains under investigation in Thailand and through international police cooperation.

The final sequence is clear from the police findings. Three masked gunmen entered a Pattaya luxury residence at approximately 3.30 am and stole valuables worth ฿37 million. Within six hours, all five suspected participants had escaped Thailand. Three days later, police secured their arrest warrants. As of October 10, the five Chinese nationals remained fugitives, while the stolen assets had not been recovered.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年10月11日下午1点15分

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在犯罪、媒体、泰国

五名中国公民在芭堤雅实施了一起价值3700万泰铢的武装抢劫案，并在六小时内逃离泰国。警方称，该团伙在一个月的时间里，从附近租住的一栋豪宅中监视了34岁的土耳其商人库泰·阿斯兰。10月6日凌晨3点30分，三名蒙面持枪歹徒闯入阿斯兰的住所，殴打并铐住了他和他的缅甸籍清洁工，然后强迫他转账2750万泰铢的加密货币。他们还抢走了劳力士手表、现金和手机。上午9点30分，五名嫌疑人全部通过廊曼机场逃脱，分别飞往中国、马来西亚和香港。三天后，警方获得了逮捕令。目前，中国警方和国际刑警组织正在联合展开国际追捕行动，被盗赃物仍然下落不明。

五名中国嫌犯在芭堤雅抢劫3700万泰铢（约合人民币350万元）后六小时内逃离泰国，目标为34岁的土耳其商人库泰·阿斯兰。警方在经过长达一个月的策划后，已向国际刑警组织寻求帮助。（来源：泰国皇家警察）

五名中国公民在芭堤雅持械抢劫一名土耳其商人，涉案金额高达3700万泰铢，六小时内便逃离泰国。据报道，该团伙筹备此次抢劫案长达一个月，并在距离受害者仅一街之隔的地方租了一栋豪宅。

10月6日凌晨3点30分，三名蒙面枪手袭击了一间房屋，殴打了两名住户，并勒索了一大笔加密货币。然而，到上午9点30分左右，五名嫌疑人全部逃离，经曼谷廊曼国际机场逃走。其中一人前往中国，两人前往马来西亚，两人前往香港。

三天后，警方获得了逮捕令。到10月10日星期六，搜捕行动已升级为国际行动，中国警方和国际刑警组织也参与了调查。

五名中国嫌疑人在芭堤雅抢劫案发生数小时后逃离泰国，此前他们已在附近地区策划了数周。

这起令人震惊的越狱事件是在10月10日星期六的警方简报会上披露的。高级警官证实，五名嫌疑人在抢劫案发生后数小时内便离开了泰国。随后的移民记录显示，他们前往了三个海外目的地。

至关重要的是，在调查人员确定嫌疑人身份或获得逮捕令之前，该团伙就已经逃脱。警方调查直到他们越过国际边界后才追踪到他们的行踪。

抢劫案发生在10月6日星期二凌晨3点30分左右。目标是位于春武里府邦拉蒙县农普鲁村8号Cascade by Patta的一处豪华住宅。受害者是34岁的土耳其商人库泰·阿斯兰，据报道他在土耳其经营房地产业务。警方随后发现，嫌疑人在同一住宅区租下了另一栋豪华住宅。

调查人员认为，该团伙的行动始于9月初。据报道，他们租了一处房产，距离阿斯兰先生的住所仅一栋房子之隔，月租金约为9.2万泰铢。此外，嫌疑人还安排了交通工具，并开始监视这位商人的行踪。警方认为，在武装袭击发生前，这种监视持续了大约一个月。

犯罪团伙在三名蒙面枪手闯入土耳其商人位于芭堤雅的住所前，租下了其隔壁的豪宅。

租赁房屋的地理位置接近案发现场，这成为调查中的一项重要发现。嫌疑人竟然与他们的目标受害者住在同一处豪华住宅区内。

据报道，在接下来的几周里，他们监视着他的行踪，同时筹备行动。与此同时，警方正在调查该团伙是如何锁定阿斯兰先生并得知他拥有贵重物品的。

据报道，这位土耳其商人告诉调查人员，他不认识任何嫌疑人。然而，袭击者早在抢劫案发生前就选定了他的住所。警方正在调查是否有与该住宅区有关的人员提供了有关他的信息。不过，目前尚未发现内部人员参与作案。调查人员尚未公开确认任何其他嫌疑人的身份。

10月6日凌晨，一系列准备工作最终演变成一场武装袭击。三名蒙面黑衣男子携带枪支和刀具接近了这处房产。据警方称，他们从住宅后部进入，穿过厨房。屋内有阿斯兰先生和一名缅甸籍清洁工。袭击者与两人对峙，随后对他们进行威胁和殴打。

持枪歹徒在芭堤雅抢劫3700万泰铢，将两名乘客铐上手铐并强迫他们转移加密货币。

随后，持枪歹徒用手铐铐住了商人阿斯兰先生和清洁工。他们强迫阿斯兰先生打开保险箱，交出贵重物品。此外，袭击者还强迫他授权进行一笔数额巨大的加密货币转账。

警方确认，被盗的数字资产包括82.4万枚泰达币（USDT）。据报道，仅USDT一项的估值就约为2750万泰铢。

劫匪还抢走了21万泰铢现金、五块劳力士手表和四部手机。因此，总损失约为3700万泰铢。其中，加密货币占了最大份额。与手表和现金不同，数字资产需要通过电子转账进行交易。袭击者在持枪威胁下强迫这名商人完成了交易。

警方尚未透露此次突袭行动的具体持续时间。不过，三名入侵者在劫走加密货币和其他贵重物品后逃脱。两名住户在袭击中遭到殴打和限制行动。

调查人员随后证实，这起抢劫案涉及一个更大的五人中国公民团伙。另有两名嫌疑人与该犯罪的安排有关，包括提供住宿和交通工具。

五名中国嫌犯在六小时内经由廊曼机场搭乘航班逃往三个不同的目的地。

随后，这伙人以非同寻常的方式离开了泰国。据调查，五名嫌疑人在抢劫案发生约六小时后全部离开了泰国。

袭击大约发生在凌晨3点30分。据报道，大约上午9点30分，五名中国公民已经由曼谷廊曼国际机场离开。他们的离开早于身份确认和法院逮捕令的签发。

值得注意的是，这些逃犯并非前往同一目的地，而是通过三条不同的国际路线离开。其中一名嫌犯前往中国大陆，两名飞往马来西亚，其余两名前往香港。调查人员通过出入境记录和旅行记录确定了这些目的地。然而，警方尚未证实这些人是否仍在这些地点。

长达六小时的逃亡成为调查的核心发现。当警方开始收集证据时，嫌疑人已经越过国界。此外，在调查人员找到与抢劫案相关的关键物证之前，这些逃犯已经身处海外。随后的调查涉及监控录像、车辆行驶记录、住宿预订信息和移民信息。这些记录最终帮助警方确认了所有五名中国公民的身份。

警方通过追踪监控录像、车辆行驶轨迹和酒店记录，从一辆被遗弃的丰田Fortuner越野车中发现了14条线索。

调查人员最初集中精力追踪与武装抢劫案有关的车辆。警方锁定了一辆在曼谷注册的黑色丰田Fortuner。警方认为这辆车在抢劫案中使用过。

随后，这具遗弃的尸体在芭堤雅宗滴路9巷被发现，距离受害者住所约三公里。这一发现为调查人员提供了物证和有关该团伙活动的信息。

警方搜查了丰田Fortuner越野车，并找到了14件可能与案件相关的物品，包括巴拉克拉法帽、手套、衣物、鞋子和一架铝制梯子。这些物品已被收集起来进行法医检验。与此同时，调查人员将找到的衣物与监控录像中的图像进行了比对。警方还查看了与该车辆相关的GPS信息，以还原其行驶轨迹。

调查范围扩大到包括疑似逃跑路线沿线的监控录像。此外，调查人员还审查了车辆租赁协议、住宿记录和酒店登记信息。

证人证词提供了有关嫌疑人活动的更多信息。随后，移民记录证实了他们的出境记录。综合这些信息，执法人员确认了五名涉嫌参与此次行动的中国公民。

警方在武装突袭三天后，确认了五名中国嫌疑人的身份，并获得了芭堤雅法院的逮捕令。

调查人员确认38岁的董平为负责安排住宿和车辆的嫌疑人。其他四名嫌疑人分别为31岁的李新磊、32岁的王洪波、33岁的穆洪达和31岁的王志宇。五人均为中国公民。警方通过住宿安排、交通记录、监控录像和国际旅行信息将他们与这起抢劫案联系起来。

值得注意的是，调查人员区分了进入住宅的三名蒙面男子和另外五名嫌疑人。其中三名男子实际实施了武装闯入。

然而，警方已确认五名涉嫌参与此次行动的人员身份。每位嫌疑人的具体行动尚未完全披露。尽管如此，调查人员已掌握足够的证据，对这五人发出逮捕令。

10月9日星期五，警方将调查结果提交芭堤雅省法院。法院随后批准了五份逮捕令，编号分别为570至574/2569。这些逮捕令在抢劫案发生三天后签发。当时，嫌疑人已在国外停留约三天。他们的离境记录证实，在逮捕令获批时，他们均已不在泰国境内。

指控包括共同在夜间持械闯入民宅实施抢劫。此外，嫌疑人还面临破坏防护屏障和使用车辆实施犯罪的指控。其他指控涉及非法拘禁和剥夺受害者人身自由。警方还列举了枪支犯罪以及在抢劫过程中造成的身体和心理伤害。

嫌犯在逮捕令发出前逃离泰国，高级警官展开国际追捕行动。

这五名男子被控共同参与犯罪活动。然而，由于嫌疑人已离开泰国，逮捕令无法立即执行。因此，调查已升级为国际追捕。

警方随后与中方取得联系，并开始准备请求国际协助。调查结果于次日上午在一次由地区高级警官参加的简报会上公开。

10月10日星期六上午11点左右，警方公布了调查进展和对逃犯的搜捕行动。此次行动由第二省警区、春武里府警察局和农普鲁警察局联合开展。

国家警察总监萨姆兰·努安马警长负责全国层面的调查。与此同时，第二省警察局局长瓦桑·特查克拉塞姆中将指挥了区域应对工作。

春武里府第二警区副警监蓬潘·翁马尼特少将概述了调查和国际追捕情况。随后，春武里府警察局长查特里·苏克西里少将详细介绍了嫌疑人的准备和监视活动。农普鲁警察局局长纳塔蓬·蓬苏克萨库尔上校也参与了调查和情况汇报。

泰国警方在芭堤雅突袭行动后，仍对五名逃犯发出国际刑警组织的红色通缉令，目前他们仍然逍遥法外。

据省警第二区称，调查人员在三天内锁定了嫌疑人并获得了逮捕令。调查工作包括法医鉴定、调取监控录像、查阅车辆记录和进行移民背景调查。

然而，该团伙的逃亡已使这五名男子脱离了泰国警方的直接追捕范围。因此，警方目前正依靠国际合作来定位并逮捕这些逃犯。

泰国警方已与中国警方取得联系，并通过中华人民共和国驻泰国大使馆进行协调。与此同时，调查人员正在办理获取国际刑警组织红色通缉令所需的手续。

这些通缉令会请求国际社会协助定位嫌疑人并进行临时逮捕。然而，国际刑警组织的红色通缉令本身并非国际逮捕令。任何逮捕行动仍须遵守嫌疑人所在国的法律。

警方计划利用国际合作，确保嫌疑人返回泰国接受审判。然而，他们目前的下落仍未得到证实。其中两人前往马来西亚，但调查人员尚未确定他们是否随后进入其他国家。同样，前往香港的两名嫌疑人的行踪也仍然不明。第五名嫌疑人前往中国大陆。警方尚未透露每条路线的具体嫌疑人身份。

警方仍在追查被盗的加密货币和价值数百万美元的名表，但仍有逃犯逍遥法外。

嫌疑人离开泰国后的行踪仍是国际调查的重点。移民记录显示，他们最初是从廊曼国际机场离境的。

然而，这些记录并未证实逃犯随后去了哪里。警方尚未宣布在海外有任何逮捕行动。截至10月10日的新闻发布会，所有五名中国公民仍因涉嫌抢劫案在逃。

另一方面，调查人员正在努力追回被盗资产。加密货币尤其重要，因为它约占已报告损失的四分之三。警方称，袭击者在武装抢劫期间强迫阿斯兰先生转移了82.4万USDT。目前，警方正在调查这笔数字货币的流向，并核查其是否与其他人员有关联。

然而，截至周六，被盗加密货币尚未追回。五块劳力士手表、现金和四部手机也尚未追回。警方尚未公布这些数字资产是否已转移至加密货币交易所或其他钱包。因此，被盗资金的去向仍是调查中尚未解决的问题。

警方调查了长达一个月的监控录像和租赁记录，这些资料将中国嫌疑人与芭堤雅抢劫案联系起来。

警方仍在调查该团伙在袭击前的准备工作。据警方称，嫌疑人在Cascade by Patta租了一处豪华公寓，月租金约为9.2万泰铢。据悉，该公寓距离土耳其商人的住所仅一栋楼之隔。这意味着在抢劫案发生前的几周内，嫌疑人一直接近他们的目标。

调查人员认为，该团伙从9月初就开始筹划此次行动。据报道，监视工作持续了大约一个月。在此期间，该团伙还安排了一辆后来与犯罪有关的车辆。

警方正在调查这些住宿和交通安排，以确定每名嫌疑人的涉案程度。此外，租赁记录也作为证据之一，用于确认五名中国公民的身份。

监控录像和GPS信息帮助调查人员还原了该团伙的行踪。酒店登记记录和移民记录提供了更多关于他们活动的信息。这些记录最终证实，所有五名嫌疑人在抢劫案发生后不久便离开了泰国。调查结果还将该团伙与闯入阿斯兰先生住所的三名蒙面男子联系起来。

调查人员正在调查中国犯罪团伙如何得知土耳其商人的加密货币和名表信息。

调查人员正在调查该团伙是如何得知这位土耳其商人的财务状况的。据报道，阿斯兰先生告诉警方，他此前并不认识这些嫌疑人。然而，袭击者却将目标锁定在一处藏有大量加密货币和名贵手表的住宅。

被盗的加密货币价值就约为2750万泰铢。此外，持枪歹徒还强迫受害者授权进行数字转账。

警方正在调查有关该商人及其财产的信息是否来自他人。然而，目前尚未证实有居民、雇员或其他与该房产相关的人员涉案。警方尚未公开其他嫌疑人姓名。调查的重点仍然是警方调查中确认的五名中国公民。

此外，据报道，阿斯兰先生在土耳其的商业利益也构成此案的背景之一。据悉，他在土耳其经营房地产业务。然而，警方尚未披露有关其商业活动的更多细节，也未透露其加密货币持有来源。调查人员也未公开查明嫌疑人是如何得知随后被盗资产的信息的。

随着法医证据支持对五名男子发出逮捕令，关于被盗贵重物品的不同说法也浮出水面。

早期报道与警方后来的说法在被盗财产方面也存在差异。早前的一份报告称，加密货币损失约为82万美元。

该账户显示有15万泰铢现金、三块劳力士手表和三部iPhone手机。然而，后来的报告显示账户中有82.4万美元、21万泰铢现金、五块劳力士手表和四部手机。两份账户均显示总损失约为3700万泰铢。

后几项数字是在确认五名中国嫌疑人身份后公布的。与此同时，警方继续对被遗弃的丰田Fortuner越野车和已找到的证据进行调查。这辆车是在距离抢劫现场约三公里的中天路9巷发现的。

其在曼谷的注册信息也纳入了调查范围。警方还缴获了据信与该行动有关的衣物和装备。

送检的物品包括头套、手套、鞋子和铝制梯子。调查人员将这些物品与沿疑似逃跑路线收集的监控录像进行了比对。

此外，GPS记录提供了车辆行驶路线的信息。警方将这些证据与证人证词、租车协议和酒店登记记录结合起来。最终的调查结果为法院申请五份逮捕令提供了依据。

五名嫌疑人在武装突袭行动后六小时内逃离泰国，警方尚未获得逮捕令。

然而，嫌疑人在证据收集完成前就已经离开了泰国。警方调查结果还原了事件的大致经过。10月6日凌晨3点30分左右，三名持枪男子闯入了这名土耳其商人的住所。

他们威胁并殴打了阿斯兰先生和他的缅甸清洁工，随后给两人戴上手铐。袭击者还强迫这位商人交出价值约3700万泰铢的加密货币和贵重物品。

随后，该团伙逃离了住宅区。大约六小时后，五名嫌疑人全部经由廊曼国际机场离开泰国。其中一人前往中国，两人前往马来西亚，两人前往香港。

三天后，即10月9日，芭堤雅省法院签发了五份逮捕令。第二天早上，高级警官公布了嫌疑人的身份，并概述了国际追捕行动。

国际追捕行动仍在继续，五名中国嫌疑人仍下落不明，被盗的3700万泰铢资产也仍然下落不明。

当时，这五名男子已在泰国境外待了数日。第二省警区表示，正在与泰国国内执法机构、中国警方和国际刑警组织协调调查。

警方仍在调查被盗的加密货币、名贵手表以及可能涉及的其他人员。警方正寻求逮捕并引渡这五名中国公民，以便根据泰国法律对他们提起诉讼。

然而，他们的确切下落仍未得到证实。被盗加密货币和其他贵重物品的下落也不得而知。调查人员尚未宣布任何逮捕行动，也未确认被盗财物已被追回。此案仍在泰国以及通过国际警务合作进行调查。

警方调查结果清晰地揭示了最终的作案经过。凌晨3点30分左右，三名蒙面持枪歹徒闯入芭堤雅一处豪华住宅，盗走了价值3700万泰铢的财物。六小时内，五名嫌疑人全部逃离泰国。三天后，警方获得了对他们的逮捕令。截至10月10日，这五名中国公民仍然在逃，被盗财物也尚未追回。

五名印度人被捕，此前三名印度同胞被诱骗至芭堤雅，遭到殴打和酷刑折磨，并被勒索赎金。

泰国南部旅游业负责人请求部长改进针对印度游客赴泰签证的计划。

印度可能是周二内阁批准的新的、更加严格的外国旅游签证政策的最大输家。

新任部长确认将对外国旅游采取强硬措施。增加收费、缩短签证期限并强制购买保险。

签证入境期限由60天缩短至30天。鉴于外国游客数量下降10%，该提议已原则上达成一致。

部长确认将取消60天签证制度，以回应日益增长的行业安全担忧

泰国旅游业负责人警告称，如果再次爆发安全争议，泰国将面临被中国列入黑名单的风险。

翁英终于下达了命令。泰国切断了缅甸诈骗中心的电力供应。上午9点结束

首相奉命访问中国，请求习近平主席帮助遏制网络上对沙特阿拉伯王国的猛烈批评。

为应对中国境内非法农场问题导致外国旅游业遭受重创，泰国总理白东腾将与人工智能进行中文对话，以消除人们对中国安全的担忧。

签证豁免计划因另一场以安全担忧为驱动的中国危机而受到质疑，这场危机阻碍了外国游客的旅游。

詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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2026年10月7日，北碧府一家恐怖的护理中心被关闭，该中心曾将病人锁在笼状床铺和牢房中。照片显示，该中心内有钢笼床、铁栅栏房间和精神病患者。

泰铢450泰铢的新旅游税计划在获得内阁批准后，于2027年初正式实施，距离实施又近了一步。2026年10月7日，外国游客将面临450泰铢的入境费。

反腐败和打击犯罪斗士阿查里亚（Atchariya）因网络犯罪被法院拒绝保释，于2026年10月5日被送往曼谷拘留监狱。

越南经济增长速度超过泰国，有望在2029年净GDP超过泰国（2026年10月5日）。泰国的经济领先地位正面临压力。

上周末，美国在呵叻府举办了一场由美国驻泰国大使奥尼尔主持的乡村集市演出，以此拉近了与泰国民众的距离。2026年10月5日，自由、爵士乐和创业精神成为焦点。

2026年10月4日，两名德国人在考拉遇难，他们死于一条此前已夺走多条外国人生命并造成惨重伤亡的道路上。这对德国夫妇在考拉的一个过境点被撞身亡。

2026年10月4日星期日清晨，春武里府一名丈夫亲眼目睹妻子被愤怒的大象咬死，经历了令人痛心的时刻。野生大象追逐并杀死了36岁的Wanna Sridachama。

周六凌晨，一名醉酒司机驾车撞倒了一名泰国女子和她的德国朋友。两人于2026年10月4日在曼谷通罗路不幸身亡。

泰国顶级反腐斗士因涉嫌参与与拳击相关的网络赌博案被警方逮捕并起诉 2026年10月3日 泰国顶级反腐斗士阿查里亚被判入狱

美国提高工业产能和转运方面的门槛，对泰国出口设置贸易壁垒 2026年10月3日 曼谷与美国达成的贸易协议面临关税威胁

沙没沙空府警方捣毁了一个在TikTok和Lazada上销售假冒商品的团伙。2026年10月10日，六名外国人在现场被捕。

首相表示他可以解释。他否认对公正机构拥有权力，此前众议院于2026年10月10日提交了不信任动议。

董里府因冰毒片剂交易发生谋杀案。2026年10月9日，两名男子在水库附近发现被焚烧的尸体后被捕。

商务部长表示，美泰贸易协议有望在11月签署，出口商已做好准备。（2026年10月9日）

2026年10月9日，暖武里府警方对一名因涉嫌谋杀未遂而被通缉的男子采取武装行动，该男子试图逃避逮捕令。

即使世界银行将泰国2026年的GDP增长率修正为2%，泰国经济依然举步维艰。（2026年10月8日）

除了已经实施的更高机场税之外，泰国还将对进出境征收新的税费，该税项已于2026年10月8日生效。

他信于2026年10月7日向曼谷税务法庭申请临时禁令，以阻止税务部门的执法行动。

来自“蓝营”的参议员们对持不同政见的选举专员西提乔特·因特拉怀斯采取行动 2026年10月6日

泰国航空克服了洪灾危机，但却发现自己正面临着管理层信任危机（2026年10月5日）

2026年10月5日，一名Grab外卖员在普吉岛利用行窃机会入室盗窃两户人家，共盗走369万泰铢。

“乔治·H·W·布什”号航空母舰提前一天抵达普吉岛，停泊在离岸3.3公里处。水兵们于2026年10月5日以度假模式上岸。

警方正在调查一名缅甸黑帮头目，他于2026年10月4日从印度乘飞机进入泰国，并拥有雄厚的财力。

泰国工业基础遭受洪灾重创。超过4000家企业表示需要财政援助。（2026年10月4日）

众议院委员会主席罗姆将于2026年10月4日星期三致电泰国议员布姆贾伊泰及其澳大利亚籍丈夫，讨论财富问题。

两名德国游客在攀牙府斑马线被撞身亡。2026年10月3日星期五晚，一辆皮卡车撞向他们。

上周泰国遭遇洪灾后，暴雨云团再次聚集，泰国正加紧加强防洪措施。（2026年10月3日）

泰自豪党议员就人民党议员兰西曼·罗姆涉嫌诈骗言论向警方报案 2026年10月2日

泰国航空公司首席执行官因行李危机于2026年10月2日（星期五）被财政部长主持的董事会解雇。

2026年10月2日，一名老人驾驶电动汽车高速冲入曼谷一座拥挤的寺庙，导致一名老妇重伤。

2026年10月2日，普吉岛一名嘟嘟车司机因未支付前往酒店的车费而被一名看起来像中东人的游客殴打。

2026年10月1日，总理因以色列人持续使用本国护照而取消其泰国公民身份，入籍公民身份受到审查。

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