On 24 Oct, police in Thailand arrested an Israeli man after receiving a tip that he had been serving drugged cake to women before filming illicit videos with them.
In his Bangkok apartment, police found a tray of unbaked cakes and bags of crystal meth.
Additionally, they seized a phone containing the illicit videos.
The 54-year-old suspect, Tomer Kahiri, also threatened the arresting officers, claiming he knew an influential person who could get them dismissed from their jobs.
Source: สถานีวิทยุโทรทัศน์กองทัพบก TV5HD
The tip-off reportedly revealed that Kahiri would meet women on dating apps before inviting them over to his condominium.
He would then feed them cake that he had laced with drugs.
Police suspect these drugs would make the women lightheaded and sexually aroused.
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Kahiri would then have sex with the women and record the encounters with his mobile phone.
According to the Bangkok Post, police also found the Israeli man’s online chats related to drug sales.
Upon receiving the tip-off, authorities also discovered that Kahiri, who does not have regular employment, had overstayed in Thailand by 2,095 days.
During his arrest, Kahiri claimed that he knew a prominent person who could get him released within hours.
He also demanded to know the names of the officers who arrested him, allegedly so he could get them dismissed or transferred.
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Additionally, he reportedly made death threats against one of the officers.
Kahiri, who claimed to be a former soldier in Israel, denied that the drugs found in the condo were his.
He and a 44-year-old Thai woman who was in his room have been handed over to Huai Khwang police station for legal proceedings.
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