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Frenchman in Spider-Man suit held after protest at Samui Exotic Park
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A Frenchman was arrested on Koh Samui yesterday, September 20, after trespassing at Samui Exotic Park while wearing a Spider-Man costume and removing a sign restricting Israeli visitors.
Key facts
- A Frenchman was arrested on Koh Samui yesterday, September 20, after trespassing at Samui Exotic Park while wearing a Spider-Man costume and removing a sign restricting Israeli visitors.
- Koh Samui Police Station officers arrested the 36 year old French national, identified only as Sasha, at a hotel in Lipa Noi district on the island
- Police later found that Sasha was staying in Thailand on a non-immigrant visa valid until July 20, 2027
- Police seized 80 Pokémon cards, two Pokémon dolls, a banner carrying the words “Imagine All People Living in Peace”, a Spider-Man costume and a banner displaying a ban on Israeli visitors from Samui Exotic Park.
Summary
Koh Samui Police Station officers arrested the 36 year old French national, identified only as Sasha, at a hotel in Lipa Noi district on the island. He was charged with trespassing.
Police seized 80 Pokémon cards, two Pokémon dolls, a banner carrying the words “Imagine All People Living in Peace”, a Spider-Man costume and a banner displaying a ban on Israeli visitors from Samui Exotic Park.