This is the bizarre moment that a British tourist reportedly dropped a bag of cocaine on a Thai airport after he shouted his cool and shouted while he rolled on the floor.
The suspected smuggler had flown from Shanghai in China to the island of Phuket in Thailand when suspicious officers pulled him aside.
Their fears turned out to be well substantiated when the Brit reportedly started wagging the hall before they rolled on the ground.
Images show that the man lies on his back while he was frantically struck and argued for help during the incident on February 18. He kicked his legs in the air as he cried in panic that he would die.
But the apparent trick to distract the officers was counterproductive when 4.11 grams of cocaine fell out of his pocket.
The suspect continued to roll on the ground, allegedly the floor materials with a track of white powder that can be seen in the video.
He was arrested and taken in custody to wait for a hearing, who could see him imprisoned for life in a Hell-Hole Thai prison.
The police at Phuket's international airport confirmed that the powder that the man had spilled was cocaine.
A British tourist would have dropped a bag of cocaine on a Thai airport after he had lost his cool
The suspected smuggler had flown from Shanghai in China to the island of Phuket in Thailand when suspicious officers pulled him aside
The suspect was seen on the ground, reportedly stuffed the floor with a track of white powder, which can be seen in the video
Police -Major Akkarapon Akkraphon, Immigration Checkpoint Inspector at the airport, said: “We accused the tourist of importing a category II drugs into the country and possessing illegally. He was handed over to the research officer of the Sakhu police station for legal steps. '
The suspect had arrived at Phuket Island on Juneyao Air Flight HO 1323 from Shanghai, but the cola had avoided agents.
Cocaine is classified as a 'category 2' narcotic under the Thai law. Importers, producers and exporters are confronted with prison sentences, depending on the amount, with the most serious life behind bars.
Despite the serious fines in the law, many tourists can 'negotiate' Thai authorities who do not want to pay the bill for their stay in prison.
In May last year, Jamie Louis Swain, 29, from Enfield, North Londs, was arrested in Phuket when the immigration desk reportedly found cocaine in his passport.
He was arrested and custody to wait for a hearing, who could see him imprisoned for life in a Hell-Hole Thai Prison
The police confirmed that the powder that the man had spilled was cocaine
Officers said Jamie responded with surprise, curses and shaking, so that the authorities had to carry out further inspections.
Jamie was taken into custody and sent to court, but came up again in England a few months later – with his mother who complained that he had been founded by the police.
