A German man suspected of being a Hells Angels member has been detained by immigration officials in Chiang Rai. The arrest of the suspect, Dennis Fischer, took place at a resort within the northern province’s Muang district this Tuesday, as revealed by Phanthana Nuchanart, deputy commissioner of the Immigration Bureau.
Fischer was reportedly in possession of a one-year non-immigrant visa, set to expire on July 12 of the approaching year. In a bid to seize the 50 12 months outdated suspect, German authorities had sought the help of the Royal Thai Police for Fischer’s location and subsequent extradition.
Illegal shared that Fischer is believed to be a half of the Hells Angels bike group, operating out of the German port city of Kiel. The German authorities have alleged that Fischer and his female companion enticed a person to a public swimming pool, the place he was then shot in the thigh.
The Thai Immigration Bureau (IB) yesterday revealed they were on the hunt for a world motorbike gang and a significant Indonesian drug gang, both of whom had fled to Thailand. The series of arrests also included the seize of a infamous human trafficking network working within the Sa Kaeo province, reported Bangkok Post.
The German Federation requested the extradition of Fischer to face punishment underneath the German Penal Code for causing grievous bodily hurt to a different person. The German Attorney General had already issued an arrest warrant for Fischer.
Fisher’s arrest is part of a wider extra significant crackdown on worldwide crime in Thailand. Pattaya regulation enforcement carried out a successful operation against the infamous ‘Outlaws’ bike gang. The group has been recognized as a significant player in felony actions, with links to the chilling homicide case of German businessman Hans Peter Mack. To learn more in regards to the story click HERE.
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