Phatthalung Police Accused of Deceiving Mentally Ill Man Into Gambling
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The man who gave the interview earlier said he doesn't have enough evidence to "safely carry this out."
Phatthalung police accused of deceiving mentally ill man into gambling
Phatthalung police accused of deceiving mentally ill man into gamblingLegacyParents accused a police officer in Phatthalung of deceiving their mentally ill son into gambling, leading to losses of around 120,000 baht. The parents, 46 year old Yupaporn and 53 year old Thanasak, sought help from a local journalist, claiming their 20 year old son Peerasak was targeted by a police senior sergeant major identified as Suea, who serves under Provincial …
Deputy Spokesperson of the Royal Thai Police reveals that the Commissioner General of Police has ordered an urgent investigation into the case of a police sergeant in Provincial Police Region 9 allegedly inviting a child with a mental disability to gamble. He emphasized that if found guilty, the officer will face both disciplinary and criminal charges. April 30, 2026: Following a complaint from a family in Phatthalung Province that a police serg…
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