Pattaya's local media ran a story last week revealing dozens of prostitutes have been playing their trade behind a gas station in the northern district of the city.
As classy as this sounds, police chiefs quickly ordered their finest response teams into the area. But when they arrived on the scene, three days later, they were surprised to find nobody there.
The entire area was quiet and the secluded bars were all closed and with their lights turned off.
The police chiefs then proudly pointed out that they were not surprised at all to find nobody there.
'There is no prostitution going on in Pattaya,' one of them might have said. 'Oh, no no, not on our watch. We have this city under control alright. Look, you see, here is all the evidence you need. There is nobody here.' (continues below)
A few nights earlier journalists had reported over fifty scantily dressed girls and boys milling around and openly offering sexual services for as little as 1200 baht.
Few of them were wearing face muzzles and potential customers casually browsed the products and fingered the goodies.
Photographers claimed the images they shared were taken on April 23rd, but Pattaya's finest law enforcement dismissed this report as a filthy lie.
They have insisted this is FAKE NEWS and that the images had been taken years ago, long before they had arrived to clean up the image of this quiet little family fishing village.
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