BIG TROUBLE IN THAILAND - Episode 1 Season 1. FULL EPISODE! (Tourist Police in Paradise)

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For Great HOTEL DEALS in Thailand visit - http://www.TrvlThailand.com SUBSCRIBE - http://www.youtube.com/VisitTheEast BIG TROUBLE IN THAILAND - Episode 1 Season 1. FULL EPISODE! (Tourist Police in Paradise) With unprecedented behind-the-scenes access to the Thai Tourist Police, Big Trouble in Thailand an action packed fly-on-the-wall series that follows Howard, Louise and Tim, specially recruited British ex-pats who have joined the formidable Thai tourist police force, to aid them in their difficult job policing fellow Westerners unaware and oblivious to Thailands unfamiliar traditions, culture and rules. Attracting nearly 1m British holidaymakers each year, with a good proportion of these completely unaware that fairly minor misdemeanours can mean grave consequences including prison sentences and having guns pulled on you, Bravos cameras go beyond the idyllic beaches and tropical island life to capture a rare and fascinating insight into British holidaymakers as they party in paradise and discover the horrors that can happen when things go drastically wrong. From adrenaline fuelled drug busts, organised tourist scams, scorned lady-boys, violent brothel disputes, bar room brawls, brutal murders, street robberies and sexual assaults, the series is filmed in the popular tourist hotspots of Koh Samui, Phuket, Bangkok, Pattaya and Chang Mai. ============================ http://www.youtube.com/VisitTheEast ============================ Big Trouble in Thailand is a fast-moving, fly-on-the-wall series following Thailand's tourist cops, many of whom are recruited from overseas to work alongside the local Thai police. Thailand is one of the most dangerous tourist spots to visit. Last year hundreds of foreign tourists went home in body bags and many of these deaths were caused by traffic accidents or related to drink and drugs. Filming at the front line of the clash between East and West, this series provides an insight into the Thai mindset and culture in the wake of a tourist boom. ====================================================== Big Trouble in Thailand is a fast-moving, fly on the wall series following Thailand's tourist cops, a team that include 30 British cops who work alongside the local Thai police. Recruited to deal with the 850,000 Brits who fly into Thailand every year, they are a series of colourful and compelling characters. These Brits get into more trouble than any other foreign visitors as many young people and adventure seekers see Thailand as the new Ibiza. They mistakenly view Thailand as a completely safe place to have fun and let off steam. Big Trouble in Thailand goes beyond the superficial Thailand most visitors see to give an insight into the Thai mindset and culture in a very accessible and entertaining style. But alongside the sights, Thailand is one of the most dangerous tourist spots to visit. Last year 270 Brits came home in body bags. Many of these deaths were traffic accidents or related to drink and drugs. Seven tourists were even murdered. Tourists get themselves mixed up in drunken brawls, drug use, suicides, hotel fires, sexual offences, sex tourism, robbery, lost passports, pick pocketing, bag snatches, fraud, prostitute/client disputes, insurance scams, road accidents and murders. Featuring brawls, motor cycle accidents, fires, drugs, robberies, thefts, scams and disputes, Thai Cops has exclusive access to the police to show how this special team deals with the tourists who get themselves into trouble abroad. tags: big trouble in thailand episode season full tourist police cops paradise phuket bangkok south east asia chiang mai pattaya beach nightlife british brits holiday vacation travel guide marine royal embassy crime drugs girls gogo club bar drinks kaosan songkran adventure jail locked up banged abroad scam prison sexy thai escort cheap living visit expat culture tradition gun party fullmoon festival ladyboy koh samui west fun crazy trend trendy visittheeast