Israeli Man Arrested in Thailand for Alleged Drugging and Secret Filming
Summarized from The Jerusalem Post by baba
Bangkok police arrested a 54-year-old Israeli man, Tomer Kahiri, on suspicion of drugging women with cakes, having sex with them, and secretly filming encounters. The arrest followed a tip to narcotics authorities, and police seized drugs, suspected drugged cakes, and a phone with intimate videos from his apartment. Kahiri, who had overstayed his visa by nearly six years, denied the allegations and claimed to be a former soldier and businessman. He and a Thai woman arrested with him face multiple charges.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- A 54-year-old Israeli man, Tomer Kahiri, was arrested in Bangkok for allegedly drugging women and secretly filming sex.
- Police seized methamphetamine, suspected drugged cakes, and a phone containing intimate videos from his apartment.
- The suspect had allegedly met women through dating apps and served them cakes believed to contain drugs.
- He had overstayed his visa in Thailand by 2,095 days, nearly six years.
- Kahiri denied the allegations, claiming to be a former Israeli soldier and businessman.
- A Thai woman was arrested with him on drug-related charges.
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