French man held at Koh Samui Police Station as deportation process commences. Israeli moved to Bo Phut

September 9, 2026 at 12:36 am

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Politics , Thailand

French zoo owner Kevin Dimino is in custody on Koh Samui after Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul ordered his deportation from Thailand. Immigration officers formally served the order on Tuesday after an urgent search for the Samui Exotic Park co-owner. The government cites six grounds, including violence, knife threats, tourist confrontations, provocative online posts and an incident aboard a domestic flight. However, Dimino’s wife, Jindarat Sattayapun, says the couple were victims and is preparing an appeal to the prime minister. Meanwhile, Israeli national Yaacov “Jacob” Ohayon remains in custody at Bo Phut Police Station under a separate deportation order linked to the wider Koh Samui dispute.

French zoo owner Kevin Dimino is in Koh Samui police custody facing deportation. PM Anutin signed the order, while his Thai wife Jindarat Sattayapun races to appeal. ( Source: Daily News )

French zoo owner Kevin Dimino was taken into custody on Koh Samui on Tuesday after being formally served with a deportation order. Surat Thani immigration officers summoned the French national from his residence on September 8. They then brought him to the Koh Samui Immigration Office. There, Pol Col Naruwat Phutthaviro formally informed Dimino that he faced removal from Thailand.

Immediately afterwards, officers took Dimino to Koh Samui Police Station. Police recorded the deportation order as evidence before placing him in custody. He will remain there while officials prepare the next steps towards his removal. However, his physical deportation from Thailand had not been confirmed by Tuesday evening.

The breakthrough ended an urgent search after immigration officers initially failed to locate the Frenchman. Dimino co-owns Samui Exotic Park in Mae Nam with his Thai wife, Jindarat Sattayapun. Earlier, officers visited the animal park while attempting to formally notify him. Yet they found the premises closed, with no apparent activity inside.

Dimino spotted back at Koh Samui zoo before police locate him as his wife prepares deportation appeal

Notably, Dimino had reportedly appeared at the park at about 1 pm on September 7. He drove a BMW into the property at speed before getting out. Afterwards, he looked around the front of the premises. Officials did not find him there later, and the search intensified the following morning.

By Tuesday afternoon, immigration and investigative officers had located him. They brought him in and formally activated the deportation process. In response, his wife flatly rejected suggestions that Dimino had deliberately disappeared. She insisted he continued his normal routine despite knowing about the order.

“I can confirm that after learning about the deportation, my husband didn’t run away,” Jindarat said. “He still spent his evenings having dinner at the restaurant.”

Nevertheless, Dimino now faces removal under an order signed by Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul on September 7. Anutin also serves as Minister of the Interior. Crucially, Dimino can appeal within seven days following formal notification. His wife is already preparing that challenge.

As part of this, Jindarat plans to submit documents through the Ministry of Interior before September 11. She described herself as confused and disappointed by the decision. She also said her husband was bewildered by Thai law after being targeted for deportation.

Dimino’s wife claims they were victims as officials detail six grounds behind his deportation order

According to Jindarat, the couple considered themselves victims during the bitter dispute surrounding their animal park. Instead, she said her husband was now treated like people who had threatened and harassed them. She also wants to know who initiated the proposal eventually placed before Anutin.

“Now I want to know the reason why the Minister of Interior signed the deportation letter, who proposed it,” Jindarat said. “We will definitely appeal this to the Prime Minister.”

Separately, Jindarat said she had contacted media figure Sonthi Limthongkul and Tae Achiwa. She expects to join Sonthi in an appeal campaign over her husband’s removal. Meanwhile, the Department of Provincial Administration has presented a starkly different account of Dimino’s conduct.

On Tuesday, the department released a detailed statement explaining the grounds supporting his deportation. Officials listed six areas of conduct which they said showed Dimino posed a definite threat to society. The incidents ranged from verbal abuse and physical violence to threats and conduct aboard an aircraft.

Officials cite violence, knife threats, tourist clashes, online posts and a domestic flight incident

First, officials cited harassment and verbal abuse involving the owner and teachers of a local language school. The second case involved a confrontation with a Turkish national. Officials said Dimino physically assaulted the man, causing injuries to his leg. Moreover, they said Dimino threatened him with a knife.

Another incident involved Dimino’s behaviour outside private property. According to officials, he shouted and used vulgar language outside the premises. The department also described his behaviour there as disrespectful.

On another front, officials detailed confrontations involving foreign tourists. The department said Dimino physically assaulted tourists and threw signs at them. In addition, officials said he directed disrespectful language towards members of their families.

The fifth issue centred on messages Dimino posted online. According to the government, he invited opponents of certain foreigners to gather at his zoo. The proposed gathering involved symbolic political or religious demonstrations. Officials said the messages suggested an intention to create racial, religious and political division.

Finally, the government cited an incident aboard a domestic flight. Officials said Dimino threatened fellow passengers during the journey. Consequently, a flight attendant removed him from the aircraft.

Interior Ministry backs deportation case as Dimino’s wife says restaurant confrontation was misread

Taken together, those six areas formed the government’s stated case for deportation. The Interior Ministry said Dimino’s conduct violated public order, morality and public well-being. Furthermore, it said his actions created divisions involving race and religion. Officials also warned his conduct could damage friendly relations between Thailand and other countries.

Against that official account, Jindarat strongly disputes the interpretation placed on several incidents. She maintains her husband acted defensively during important confrontations. In particular, she addressed the incident at the Shabaad restaurant and acknowledged that Dimino went there.

According to his wife, Dimino visited the restaurant after receiving threats about the closure of his business. She admitted that he shouted insults after arriving. Even so, she said his actions were subsequently misinterpreted as harassment.

Jindarat also addressed a separate physical confrontation involving another foreigner. She said her husband acted in self-defence following a misunderstanding. Specifically, Dimino believed the man was Israeli. His wife linked that misunderstanding to a deeply personal accusation directed against her.

Wife links assault to shocking animal-sex accusation as separate Israeli deportation case moves ahead

She said someone had accused her of having sexual relations with animals. As a result, Dimino believed the foreigner was connected with that accusation. Jindarat acknowledged that her husband physically assaulted the man. However, she said the attack was not severe enough to require hospital treatment.

Despite her explanation, that confrontation became one element supporting the government’s deportation case. Officials also relied on several other incidents spanning different locations and circumstances. These included the language school dispute, confrontations with tourists and the domestic flight incident.

In parallel, another foreign national caught in the wider Koh Samui feud remains in custody. Israeli national Yaacov “Jacob” Ohayon faces a separate deportation order. Although linked by the broader controversy, the two deportation cases are legally separate.

Ohayon had previously been convicted over threatening messages which caused fear or alarm. He pleaded guilty. The court imposed a 15-day suspended prison sentence and a ฿5,000 fine. Subsequently, Anutin signed an order for his deportation on September 5.

Two days later, Anutin signed Dimino’s separate deportation order. That left both men facing removal from Thailand after becoming embroiled in the wider dispute. Ohayon was already being held at Koh Samui Police Station while immigration officials processed his case.

Ohayon moved to Bo Phut as Dimino arrives in custody and the wider Koh Samui dispute reaches Anutin

Then Dimino arrived at the same station on Tuesday. Officials responded by moving Ohayon to the detention facility at Bo Phut Police Station. They said the transfer was made to prevent further problems. Dimino remained at Koh Samui Police Station while his own deportation process moved forward.

The confrontation surrounding both men grew from the wider controversy involving Samui Exotic Park. Previously, Dimino and his wife made headlines following a dispute involving Israeli visitors to the zoo. The affair then widened into complaints, threatening messages, physical confrontations and criminal proceedings.

Eventually, the dispute reached the Ministry of Interior and the prime minister himself. Anutin first signed Ohayon’s deportation order on September 5. Then came the order against Dimino on September 7. Immigration officers subsequently moved to formally notify the French national.

At that point, however, officers could not immediately find him. Their search took them to Samui Exotic Park, where they found the property closed. Later that day, Dimino was reportedly seen driving his BMW into the premises. Yet officers still did not formally serve him.

Police hunt ends with Dimino formally served as his wife races to lodge an appeal before September 11

By Tuesday morning, the hunt had intensified. Immigration officials were urgently seeking Dimino so the deportation process could proceed. His wife later insisted there had been no attempt to flee. According to her, Dimino was still openly going out for dinner during the evenings.

Hours later, the search ended. Officers located Dimino and brought him before Surat Thani immigration officials. Pol Col Naruwat then formally served him with the order. From there, police took Dimino to Koh Samui Police Station and recorded the order.

That formal notification is critical because it starts the seven-day appeal period. Accordingly, Jindarat is racing to prepare documents for submission before September 11. She intends to ask the prime minister to reverse the decision signed only days earlier.

For its part, the Department of Provincial Administration has publicly set out its case against Dimino. The government points to six distinct areas of conduct rather than one isolated confrontation. Those incidents include violence, harassment, threats, abusive behaviour and provocative online activity.

Dimino remains in custody as his wife challenges the case and immigration presses ahead with removal

At the same time, Jindarat continues to challenge key elements of that account. She insists several confrontations stemmed from threats against the couple or misunderstandings involving other foreigners. She also maintains her husband did not disappear after learning about the deportation order.

Still, the signed order remains in force while any appeal is prepared. Dimino is now in police custody rather than at his Koh Samui animal park. Immigration officials are proceeding with the legal steps required to remove him from Thailand.

Meanwhile, Ohayon remains in custody under his own separate order. His transfer to Bo Phut Police Station keeps the two men apart while both cases proceed. Neither man had been confirmed as physically deported from Thailand by Tuesday evening.

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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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作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“政治”、“泰国”等类别中

法国动物园老板凯文·迪米诺（Kevin Dimino）目前被泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔（Anutin Charnvirakul）下令驱逐出境，目前被拘留在苏梅岛。周二，在紧急搜寻苏梅岛异域公园（Samui Exotic Park）的共同所有人后，移民官员正式送达了驱逐令。政府列举了六项理由，包括暴力行为、持刀威胁、与游客发生冲突、在网上发布挑衅性言论以及在国内航班上发生的事件。然而，迪米诺的妻子金达拉·萨塔亚蓬（Jindarat Sattayapun）表示，他们夫妇是受害者，并正在准备向总理提出上诉。与此同时，以色列公民雅科夫·“雅各布”·奥哈永（Yaacov “Jacob” Ohayon）仍被关押在波普警察局，他因与苏梅岛争端相关的另一项驱逐令而被拘留。

法国动物园园主凯文·迪米诺目前被苏梅岛警方拘留，面临遣返。泰国总理阿努廷签署了遣返令，而他的泰国妻子金达拉·萨塔亚蓬正在加紧上诉。（来源：《每日新闻》）

法国动物园老板凯文·迪米诺（Kevin Dimino）周二在苏梅岛被警方拘留，此前他被正式送达了驱逐令。素叻他尼府移民官员于9月8日从迪米诺的住所将其带走，随后将其带到苏梅岛移民局。在那里，纳鲁瓦·普塔维罗警上校正式告知迪米诺，他将被遣返回国。

随后，警方立即将迪米诺带到苏梅岛警察局。警方将驱逐令作为证据记录在案，并将其拘留。在相关部门准备将其遣返的后续步骤期间，他将被关押在警察局。然而，截至周二晚间，尚未确认他已被实际遣返出境。

此次突破结束了移民官员最初未能找到这名法国人的紧急搜寻。迪米诺与他的泰国妻子金达拉·萨塔亚蓬共同拥有位于湄南的苏梅岛异域公园。此前，官员们曾前往该动物园，试图正式通知他。然而，他们发现动物园已关闭，里面似乎没有任何活动。

迪米诺被发现在苏梅岛动物园现身，随后警方找到他，与此同时，他的妻子正在准备驱逐出境上诉。

值得注意的是，据报道，迪米诺于9月7日下午1点左右出现在公园。他驾驶一辆宝马车高速驶入公园，然后下车。之后，他在公园前方四处查看。警方随后并未在那里找到他，第二天早上加大了搜寻力度。

周二下午，移民局和调查人员找到了他。他们将他带走，并正式启动了遣返程序。对此，他的妻子断然否认迪米诺是故意失踪的说法。她坚称，尽管知道遣返令，他仍然像往常一样生活。

金达拉特说：“我可以证实，得知自己将被遣返后，我丈夫并没有逃跑。他仍然每天晚上去那家餐厅吃饭。”

然而，根据总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔9月7日签署的命令，迪米诺面临被免职的命运。阿努廷同时也是内政部长。至关重要的是，迪米诺可以在正式通知发出后的七天内提出上诉。他的妻子已经在准备上诉事宜。

作为其中的一部分，金达拉特计划在9月11日前通过内政部提交文件。她表示，自己对这一决定感到困惑和失望。她还说，她的丈夫在被列为遣返目标后，对泰国的法律感到不解。

迪米诺的妻子声称他们是受害者，官员们详细列出了驱逐令背后的六项理由。

据金达拉特称，这对夫妇一直认为自己是围绕动物园的激烈纠纷中的受害者。然而，她说，现在她的丈夫却被当作威胁和骚扰他们的人对待。她还想知道是谁最终向阿努廷提出了这个提议。

金达拉特说：“我现在想知道内政部长签署驱逐令的理由，是谁提议的。我们一定会就此事向总理提出上诉。”

此外，金达拉特表示，她已联系了媒体人士颂提·林通库尔和泰·阿奇瓦。她希望与颂提一起发起一场上诉活动，反对她丈夫被免职。与此同时，省行政部门对迪米诺的行为给出了截然不同的说法。

周二，该部门发布了一份详细声明，解释了支持将其驱逐出境的理由。官员们列举了六项行为，称这些行为表明迪米诺对社会构成了明确的威胁。这些事件包括言语辱骂、肢体暴力、威胁以及在飞机上的不当行为。

官方列举了暴力事件、持刀威胁、游客冲突、网络帖子以及一起国内航班事故。

首先，官员们指出，迪米诺骚扰并辱骂了当地一所语言学校的校长和教师。第二起案件涉及迪米诺与一名土耳其公民的冲突。官员称，迪米诺对该男子进行了人身攻击，导致其腿部受伤。此外，他们还表示，迪米诺曾用刀威胁该男子。

另一起事件涉及迪米诺在私人住宅外的行为。据官方称，他在住宅外大声喧哗并使用粗俗语言。该部门还形容他的行为不尊重人。

另一方面，官员们详细描述了涉及外国游客的冲突事件。该部门称，迪米诺对游客进行人身攻击，并向他们投掷标语。此外，官员们还表示，他对游客的家人使用了不敬的语言。

第五个问题集中在迪米诺在网上发布的信息上。据政府称，他邀请反对某些外国人的人士聚集在他的动物园。拟议的集会涉及象征性的政治或宗教示威活动。官员表示，这些信息表明其意图是制造种族、宗教和政治分裂。

最后，政府还提及了一起发生在国内航班上的事件。官员称，迪米诺在飞行途中威胁其他乘客。随后，一名空乘人员将其带离飞机。

内政部支持驱逐出境案，迪米诺的妻子称餐厅冲突被误解。

综合以上六点，构成了政府提出的驱逐迪米诺的理由。内政部表示，迪米诺的行为违反了公共秩序、道德和公共福祉。此外，内政部还指出，他的行为造成了种族和宗教方面的分裂。官员们也警告说，他的行为可能会损害泰国与其他国家的友好关系。

针对官方说法，金达拉特强烈否认对几起事件的解读。她坚称，在重要的冲突中，她的丈夫是出于自卫才采取了行动。她特别提到了沙巴德餐厅事件，并承认迪米诺当时确实去了那里。

据迪米诺的妻子说，迪米诺是在收到有关他餐厅将被关闭的威胁后才去的。她承认，迪米诺到达后确实大声辱骂了人。尽管如此，她表示，他的行为后来被误解为骚扰。

金达拉特还谈到了另一起涉及另一名外国人的肢体冲突。她说，她的丈夫是在误会后出于自卫才出手的。具体来说，迪米诺当时以为那名男子是以色列人。他的妻子将这场误会与针对她的一项极其私人的指控联系起来。

妻子将袭击事件与令人震惊的动物性行为指控联系起来，与此同时，另一起以色列驱逐出境案件也在推进中。

她说有人指控她与动物发生性关系。因此，迪米诺认为这名外国人与该指控有关。金达拉特承认她的丈夫殴打了那名男子。但她说，袭击并不严重，无需住院治疗。

尽管她做出了解释，但那次冲突仍成为政府驱逐出境案的证据之一。官员们还援引了其他几起发生在不同地点和情况下的事件，包括语言学校纠纷、与游客的冲突以及国内航班事件。

与此同时，另一名卷入苏梅岛冲突的外国公民仍被拘留。以色列公民雅科夫·“雅各布”·奥哈永面临单独的驱逐令。尽管这两起驱逐案件都与这场更大的争议有关，但在法律上是相互独立的。

奥哈永此前曾因发送恐吓信息致人恐慌而被定罪。他认罪。法院判处其15天缓刑，并处罚金5000泰铢。随后，阿努廷于9月5日签署了将其驱逐出境的命令。

两天后，阿努廷签署了迪米诺的单独驱逐令。这使得两人在卷入这场更广泛的纠纷后，面临被遣返出境的境地。奥哈永当时已被关押在苏梅岛警察局，等待移民官员处理他的案件。

奥哈永搬到了波普，迪米诺被拘留，而更广泛的苏梅岛争端也波及到了阿努廷。

随后，迪米诺于周二抵达同一警局。官员们随即把奥哈永转移到波普警局的拘留所。他们表示，此举是为了防止事态进一步恶化。迪米诺则继续被关押在苏梅岛警局，等待遣返程序的进行。

围绕这两名男子的冲突源于苏梅岛异域公园引发的更大争议。此前，迪米诺和他的妻子曾因与以色列游客发生争执而登上新闻头条。随后，事件升级，演变为投诉、威胁信息、肢体冲突和刑事诉讼。

最终，这场纠纷闹到了内政部，甚至牵扯到了总理本人。阿努廷于9月5日首先签署了对奥哈永的驱逐令，随后于9月7日签署了对迪米诺的驱逐令。之后，移民官员正式通知了这位法国公民。

然而，当时警员们未能立即找到他。他们的搜寻最终将他们引至苏梅岛异域公园，却发现该公园已关闭。当天晚些时候，据报道有人看到迪米诺驾驶他的宝马车驶入公园。但警员们仍然没有正式向他送达传票。

警方追捕行动结束，迪米诺被正式送达传票，他的妻子正赶在9月11日前提出上诉。

到了周二早上，搜捕行动进一步升级。移民官员正紧急搜寻迪米诺，以便启动遣返程序。他的妻子后来坚称，他根本没有试图逃跑。据她所说，迪米诺晚上仍然会公开外出就餐。

数小时后，搜捕行动结束。警方找到迪米诺，并将其带到素叻他尼移民局官员处。纳鲁瓦特警上校随后正式向他送达了命令。之后，警方将迪米诺带回苏梅岛警察局，并记录了该命令。

这份正式通知至关重要，因为它标志着七天上诉期的开始。因此，金达拉特正争分夺秒地准备文件，以便在9月11日前提交。她打算请求总理撤销几天前签署的决定。

省政府方面已公开陈述了对迪米诺的指控。政府指出，迪米诺的行为涉及六个不同的方面，而非单一的冲突事件。这些行为包括暴力、骚扰、威胁、辱骂和挑衅性的网络活动。

迪米诺仍被拘留，他的妻子对该案提出质疑，而移民局则继续推进遣返程序。

与此同时，金达拉特继续对该说法中的关键要素提出质疑。她坚称，多次冲突源于针对这对夫妇的威胁，或是与其他外国人之间的误会。她还坚持认为，她的丈夫并非在得知驱逐令后就失踪了。

尽管如此，在准备上诉期间，已签署的命令仍然有效。迪米诺目前已被警方拘留，而不是在他位于苏梅岛的动物园里。移民官员正在采取必要的法律步骤，将其遣返回国。

与此同时，奥哈永仍根据另一项单独的拘留令被羁押。他被转移到波普警察局后，两人得以分开，案件也随之审理。截至周二晚间，尚未证实两人已从泰国被实际转移。

以色列人因涉嫌被拘留等待遣返，此前总理签署命令遣返目前失踪的法国动物园园主凯文·迪米诺。

苏梅岛一名以色列侨民成为总理阿努廷新驱逐政策实施后首位被驱逐出境的人员。

民族主义团体会见部长，敦促其调查与苏梅岛外国人有关的非法活动。

警方突击搜查后，对普吉岛100家年营业额达50亿比索、涉嫌使用入籍公民的公司展开调查。

周五，两名部长领导的突击搜查行动在芭堤雅展开，目标是以色列商业网络和法律顾问。

法国人在苏梅岛的商业帝国卷入了一起错综复杂的警方调查，调查内容涉及代理公司和大麻种植场。

针对苏梅岛和帕岸岛外国所有房产和企业的打击行动，现在重点针对租赁合同。

部长们最近突击检查帕岸岛酒店时，目标酒店使用的国际预订系统

阿努廷访问帕岸岛，与此同时，打击代理人犯罪的行动显示，68%的公司与外国所有权有关联。

对帕岸岛外国公司和企业的闪电战仍在继续，一家法国拥有的度假村被查封。

周日，一名35岁的法国男子在帕岸岛因涉嫌强奸被捕，全岛范围的突击行动共抓获6名嫌疑人。

周二晚间，警方突袭帕岸岛一处出租屋，逮捕了十名外国扑克玩家。

俄罗斯与中国在帕岸岛结盟，向外国人贩卖毒品。被告非法入境泰国。

本周，警方突击搜查了帕岸岛上的外籍人士，调查内容涉及性侵、毒品、商业和工作方面的侵权行为。

帕岸岛持续开展严厉打击行动，十人被捕，两家非法旅馆被查封。

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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