Hiding American Drug Dealer Arrested In Bangkok

Immigration Bureau officers were able to track down and arrest an American drug dealer who fled to Thailand in hopes to get away from the FBI. It was later known that the arrested American was an important suspect of the FBI.

Bangkok – June 11, 2013[PDN]; At the Immigration Bureau Police Lt. General Panu Kertlap, Commander in Chief of the Immigration Bureau together with various other high-profile police chiefs and directs held a press conference together regarding the arrest of 32 year-old Steven Miller, an American national. He was wanted by the FBI after he was drug dealer in the United States. He was arrested in an apartment in Din Daeng district.

Police Lt. General Panu revealed that this arrest was planned after officers from the Immigration Bureau were approached by the Florida Immigration Bureau and the FBI. They were asked to help track-down and arrest Mr. Steven, who was a suspect who dealt drugs, but after the FBI were after him, he then fled to Thailand and went hiding. Immigration Bureau officers found out that Mr. Steven had been in Thailand since October 1, 2012. Soon after investigating, Immigration Bureau officers were able to find out that Mr. Steven was residing with his Thai girlfriend in the Din Daeng district, which ultimately led to the arrest.

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