Thai Authorities Bust Vendor Selling Crepe Filled with Over 200 Methamphetamine Pills for 3,000 Baht

Key summary

On October 25, 2026, officials in Mueang Suphan Buri district, Suphan Buri province, arrested Ms. Nopran (surname withheld), a 46-year-old woman accused of selling methamphetamine disguised inside crepes. The operation involved local administration officers, military personnel from the Regional Command, and the District Volunteer Corps. Acting on intelligence that Ms. Nopran regularly supplied customers via phone orders, police set up a sting where an undercover agent ordered one bag containing approximately 200 pills. When Ms. Nopran arrived at the meeting point in Tha Phieo Leuang subdistrict to deliver the goods, officers revealed themselves and made the arrest. During the search, authorities found 220 methamphetamine pills hidden inside a crepe that Ms. Nopran was holding and attempting to eat to deceive them. The estimated street value of the drugs was 3,000 baht. Initial interrogation revealed she had been arrested for gun possession once and for drug offenses more than 10 times previously but resumed selling and using methamphetamine (methamphetamine hydrochloride). She faces charges under Thai law for possessing and using Class I narcotics.