By webfact , October 5, in Thailand News. All 13 victims are from Vientiane. Sojirat Kuyukham, 38, who owns and manages the business, was arrested. Acting on a tip-off, an official disguised as a customer paid Sojirat Bt for sex at the business. The official went into a room with a girl and phoned the joint team. They invoked the martial law, which has been effective since May 22, to search the shop without a warrant. The officials seized Bt39,, condoms, a pistol and five bullets, six bank accounts, two Laotian passports and a mobile phone as evidence.
Sojirat was charged with trafficking underage girls older than 15 but younger than 18 and the procurement of underage girls into prostitution. Police also searched a nearby house and found 15 bank accounts, six of which belonged to Sojirat, and nine other bank accounts that were in the names of well-known people in Chumphon.
Everyone, well.. It surely include the local high ranking police and military officers, just as any usual larger thai business do. To be fair, their bank books have been found but as yet, no evidence of any criminal act.
I know the score of course, but it is better to have some proof before plastering their names everywhere. One hopes the unfortunate ladies get proper care, assistance and the entire contents of these bank accounts of the 'well known' people Cops shutting the competion down.
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