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Indian man and Thai woman arrested for multiple job scams

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Indian man and Thai woman arrested for multiple job scams

 

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Police have arrested an Indian man and a Thai woman who were offering jobs and change of visa status to Indians.

Then they were disappearing with their money and phones. The case came to light after complaints to police and the Indian embassy.

Crime buster Surachet Hakpal was pictured as the arrest of the suspects was announced. They are Sarath Kumar Chaparala, 40, and Lek or Kanokkorn Wongburee, 37.

They were apprehended in Kamphaengphet Monday on a warrant issued in Dusit, Bangkok on Saturday.

The latest case followed a complaint to Don Muang police by Indian national Akarch Jain in February. Mr Jain said that he was offered a job by the suspects at Siam Technologies.

He was met at the airport by Lek and shown to places that were believed to be the front for a fake company. There $US 1,700 was demanded to change his tourist visa status to that of a working visa with permit. His phone was also taken away allegedly to install an application for the company.

But that was the last he saw of the fraudsters. 

Investigations continue at Bang Sue police station but police have said the arrested couple stole money and goods in this manner  at least ten times before. 

Source: https://touristpolice.go.th/2018/03/13/ิอินเดียหลอกลวงเข้าทำง/

 
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I have nothing but pitty for this poor Thai lady who has obviously been led astray by the Indian gentleman.

 

In fact I am pretty sure that the authorities will find that she knew nothing about his evil activities.

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Indians scamming Indians.....good outcome! Or one better result is Nigerians scamming Nigerians. And even one better result is Thais scamming both of them. So while they are busy doing that they are leaving the rest of us alone.

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37 minutes ago, Cadbury said:

Indians scamming Indians.....good outcome! Or one better result is Nigerians scamming Nigerians. And even one better result is Thais scamming both of them. So while they are busy doing that they are leaving the rest of us alone.

They know their market very well. 

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11 hours ago, BigBadGeordie said:

 this poor Thai lady who has obviously been led astray by the Indian gentleman.

Seems to me the only place she has been led to is KFC and McDonalds !

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11 hours ago, coulson said:

They know their market very well. 

Expats always scam their own countrymen first.  It is natural because people always want to trust their own people in a strange place.   It is a universal fact of life.  And if the mark is lonely or desperate for some reason, it is twice as easy.

Edited by The Deerhunter

So, that's the type that goes for Indians.  Only see them chatting up ladyboys.  Nice choice.

I think she needs to change her nickname........:whistling:

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