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Five suspects flee Thailand after 37-million-baht robbery
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CHONBURI — 10 October 2026, Police have obtained arrest warrants for five suspects in an armed robbery at a luxury home belonging to a Turkish businessman in Chonburi, where valuables worth more than 37 million baht were stolen. All five suspects have reportedly left Thailand, prompting police to coordinate with Chinese authorities and seek Interpol Red Notices to track them down.
Key facts
- CHONBURI — 10 October 2026, Police have obtained arrest warrants for five suspects in an armed robbery at a luxury home belonging to a Turkish businessman in Chonburi, where valuables worth more than 37 million baht were stolen
- Police Region 2 announced the latest developments on 10 October 2026, following the robbery at the CASCADE BY PATTA housing estate in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung district, in the early hours of 6 October.
- The suspects allegedly stole 824,000 USDT in cryptocurrency, 210,000 baht in cash, five Rolex watches and four mobile phones
- At around 03:30, three men dressed in black and wearing face coverings allegedly broke into the residence armed with guns and knives
Summary
Police Region 2 announced the latest developments on 10 October 2026, following the robbery at the CASCADE BY PATTA housing estate in Nong Prue, Bang Lamung district, in the early hours of 6 October.
At around 03:30, three men dressed in black and wearing face coverings allegedly broke into the residence armed with guns and knives. They threatened and assaulted the occupants before handcuffing Turkish businessman Kutay Aslan, 34, and a Myanmar national working as a cleaner.