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	Hans Fredrik Lennart Neij, alias TiAMO, was arrested at 12:30 pm Monday while driving through the border checkpoint with his Lao wife.&nbsp;</div>
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	He was wearing the same shirt that he wore in his arrest warrant photo.</div>
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	Nong Khai Immigration police held a press conference at 10am Tuesday to announce Neji&rsquo;s arrest.</div>
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	According to Pol Maj Gen Chartchai Iamsalaeng, the commander of Immigration Police Region 4, Neji admitted that he was the same person on the arrest warrant.</div>
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	Neji was charged with collaborating with three others in setting up The Pirate Bay website that acts as an index and tracker of Bitttorent files, peer-to-peer file sharing protocols, allowing users to download copyrighted content, including software, movie and music.</div>
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	The four have been accused of causing damage to the tune of 1.2 million Swedish krones or Bt5.3 million.</div>
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	Neji and his friend were sentenced to ten months in jail and a fine of Bt5.3 million but jumped bail and fled to Laos and Cambodia.</div>
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The Pirate Bay co-founder arrested in Nong Khai

Immigration police have arrested a co-founder of The Pirate Bay, a BitTorrent index site and tracker, while he was trying to cross the border from Laos into Nong Khai.