Woman Arrested in Suphan Buri with Yaba Pills Hidden in Crepe
The Thaiger - Thailand

Key summary
Police in Suphan Buri province arrested a woman on October 24 for attempting to sell methamphetamine pills concealed inside a crepe. The suspect, identified only as Nopparan (age 46), was caught by an undercover operation in Tha Phi Liang subdistrict after officers observed her suspicious behavior while holding the food item. Authorities seized approximately 200 yaba pills, valued at roughly 3,000 baht ($89). Nopparan faces charges for possession and use of category 1 drugs; she has a prior arrest record involving ammunition and over 10 previous drug-related offenses. The operation involved the Mueang Suphan Buri district administration office, the army's internal security unit, and other local security forces.
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The Thaiger - Thailand
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