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Chinese manager arrested at loan shark operation - it had moved from Bangkok to Phuket


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Picture: Naew Na

 

Thailand's chief of immigration Pol Lt-Gen Sompong Chingduang and his staff gave details of a bust of a Chinese run loan sharking operation in Phuket.

 

Following investigations in Bangkok the police discovered that the operation had moved south to the Koh Kaew sub-district of Muang district Phuket.

 

After obtaining a search warrant they moved in and arrested the manager a Chinese man called Liaw, aged 27. This happened on August 9th.

 

He was charged with offences related to running a loan sharking business and working illegally in Thailand. 

 

There were 19 employees each paid 10-15,000 baht a month to call 10-15 clients a day to resolve unpaid accounts. For each one they cleared they were paid 8 baht.

 

Money obtained went into Liaw's bank account. 

 

There were 20,000 clients on the books and 43 items of evidence were recovered. 

 

The business had relocated to Phuket from Bangkok, reported Naew Na yesterday. 

 

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1 hour ago, SCOTT FITZGERSLD said:

did he have work permit?

seriously.

he can't have such a large operation without some legal frame. banks

won't allow so many payments without seeing company / work permit. and

if so,what was the name of his business? PHUKET SHARK TOURS Co. Ltd.?

More likely Bangkok Shark Tours, since that is where he moved from.

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