@azeez.ade: Answer to @lo.2111 and a few more I’ll do in another video👍🏾 #fyp #foryou #tiktok #MakeItCinematic #london

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chants_001
Chants_ :
No way you parked the 12 like that
2021-10-18 06:52:15
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alimthebusdriver
Alim TheBusdriver :
That blue wrapped RouteMaster Is vibes. One of my favourite bus to drive 🤗✌🏽
2021-10-17 13:12:50
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busdriverash
Ash ✌🏽 :
What was you doing to that 12 😂😂
2021-10-17 12:41:32
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nawhbru
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I caught TA1 Before, once it happened it was elephant and castle fire so i couldn’t catch it then but a few months later it was mine 😁
2021-10-17 14:39:21
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dindins09_
Dindins09 :
U work with my dad
2021-11-06 17:43:14
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dindins09_
Dindins09 :
And anton
2021-11-06 17:43:22
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frankly.aiden
Aiden ⚡ :
ayyy 185 stops right outside my sisters home
2021-10-17 17:03:14
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1kayldn
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I know all the Q routes except the 188 and 360, they’re so confusing 😂😂
2021-10-17 21:31:10
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A Singaporean man, 32 has been arrested in Thailand for his suspected involvement in cryptocurrency scam activities that duped would-be investors of more than 22.4 million baht (S$886,000). He was part of a ring which created a sham app resembling the Tidex digital cryptocurrency trading platform. The 32-year-old man, who has been identified by only his surname, was suspected of opening digital wallet accounts to store the ill-gotten proceeds from the victims, reported Thai media, citing an arrest warrant issued by the Phrakhanong Criminal Court in Bangkok. The group's fake app dangled the prospect of high investment returns, convincing victims to transfer funds totalling around 22.4 million baht. Police operations led to the arrest of 13 members of the transnational syndicate in four Thai provinces - Bangkok, Chiang Rai, Rayong and Phuket - by the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD), said Thailand's Central Investigation Bureau on Dec 3. Those arrested include two suspected ringleaders, a Chinese national Woman, 29, and a Thai man, 38.  The others, including the Singaporean and one Vietnamese man. were suspected of converting crypto assets into baht or allowing their bank accounts to be used for fraudulent activities. Thai police said the group was linked to earlier arrests in July of six other members - two Chinese nationals and four Thais - of a gang known as Lock Star, which was also involved in call centre scams. Assets seized by the police include a luxury house, cars and land title deeds worth a total of more than 14 million baht. #fyp #sgnews #thailand #crytocurrency #scam #crime
A Singaporean man, 32 has been arrested in Thailand for his suspected involvement in cryptocurrency scam activities that duped would-be investors of more than 22.4 million baht (S$886,000). He was part of a ring which created a sham app resembling the Tidex digital cryptocurrency trading platform. The 32-year-old man, who has been identified by only his surname, was suspected of opening digital wallet accounts to store the ill-gotten proceeds from the victims, reported Thai media, citing an arrest warrant issued by the Phrakhanong Criminal Court in Bangkok. The group's fake app dangled the prospect of high investment returns, convincing victims to transfer funds totalling around 22.4 million baht. Police operations led to the arrest of 13 members of the transnational syndicate in four Thai provinces - Bangkok, Chiang Rai, Rayong and Phuket - by the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD), said Thailand's Central Investigation Bureau on Dec 3. Those arrested include two suspected ringleaders, a Chinese national Woman, 29, and a Thai man, 38. The others, including the Singaporean and one Vietnamese man. were suspected of converting crypto assets into baht or allowing their bank accounts to be used for fraudulent activities. Thai police said the group was linked to earlier arrests in July of six other members - two Chinese nationals and four Thais - of a gang known as Lock Star, which was also involved in call centre scams. Assets seized by the police include a luxury house, cars and land title deeds worth a total of more than 14 million baht. #fyp #sgnews #thailand #crytocurrency #scam #crime

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