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CASE 175  |  ___ Yevgini  |  March 15, 2024  |  Thailand
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DATABASE RECORD
  id                  175
  date                March 15, 2024
  original_date       March 15, 2024
  year                2024
  month               3
  quarter             2024-Q1
  victim              ___ Yevgini
  location            Samui Island, Thailand
  country             Thailand
  scenario            Assault - Mugging
  description         Gang of 6 Russians robs Russian man and wife at coffee shop for 1.8 million baht in BTC.
  kidnappings         0
  violence_torture    0
  drugs_alcohol       0
  weapons             0
  theft               1
  life_taken          0
  money_wanted        112 million baht
  coin_type           bitcoin
  reports             AseanNow
  notes               robbers approached couple in coffee shop and demanded to transfer crypto. The gang knew about the victim’s Bitcoin by monitoring the activities of Russian Bitcoin investors and their visits to Thailand."
  has_processed_date  1
  created_at          2025-11-13 05:44:45

AI SUMMARY  [generated at bulk import, NOT verified against sources]
  **Victim:** ___ Yevgini
  
  **Attackers:** Gang/organized group
  
  **Attack Method:** Assault - Mugging
  
  **Violence Used:** Threats/intimidation
  
  **Crypto Stolen:** 112 million baht in bitcoin
  
  **Status:** Investigation ongoing

LINKED SOURCES
  [url]  https://aseannow.com/topic/1322601-russian-arrested-on-samui-for-allegedly-robbing-compatriot-of-%E0%B8%BF18m-in-bitcoins/

NOTES ON THIS FILE
  * matched to sheet row 176: exact match on victim + year, unique on both sides

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ARTICLE 1
  Source   AseanNow
  URL      https://aseannow.com/topic/1322601-russian-arrested-on-samui-for-allegedly-robbing-compatriot-of-%E0%B8%BF18m-in-bitcoins/
  Origin   reported_K&R sheet, row 176, column "Articles"
  Length   925 chars
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Russian arrested on Samui for allegedly robbing compatriot of ฿1.8m in Bitcoins

Posted March 17, 2024
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Thai police have arrested a Russian national on Samui Island on charges of robbing a fellow Russian of 1.8 million baht in Bitcoins.

 

Samui police say that the suspect is believed to be a member of a Russian gang, which has been preying on fellow citizens known to be engaged in Bitcoin investment businesses.

 

The victim, identified as Yevgini, filed a complaint with Samui police on Friday, claiming that he had been robbed by six Russians as he was having coffee with his wife at a shop in Taling Ngam sub-district.

 

Four Russians arrived at the coffee shop in a black van and were joined by two others, who arrived on a motorcycle. Yevgini alleges that the men approached him and threatened to harm him if he did not transfer his Bitcoins, estimated to be worth about 112 million baht, to them.

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  Source     aseannow.com
  URL        https://aseannow.com/topic/1322601-russian-arrested-on-samui-for-allegedly-robbing-compatriot-of-%E0%B8%BF18m-in-bitcoins/
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