Sister of Shop Owner Kidnapped by Fake Cops, Ransom Demanded

[snoop1130]

 

Yesterday, a group of men, falsely acting as police officers, stormed a grocery store in Narathiwat. The imposters drove out the customers and kidnapped the sister of the shop's owner. They demanded a ransom of 30,000 baht for her release. This incident has resulted in public outrage and demands for an immediate investigation.

 

These men pretended to be members of a special task force. They entered the shop without any legal permission, terrified the customers and forcibly took the owner's sister to their vehicle. They ordered her to give them ransom money in return for her freedom.

 

Doubts about these men's true identities have been raised on a widely-followed Facebook page, which posted a video of this event. The post asked the users to spread this video so that it reaches the National Police Chief and help the authorities confirm the identities of the culprits.

 

The victim's family intends to lodge a legal complaint against these men at the Su-ngai Kolok Police Station. They will be accused of extortion and misconduct in accordance with Section 157.

 

A CCTV video from the shop shows the owner's sister working alone when the men entered. They talked to her and when customers came, they drove them out. Later, they forced her into a vehicle, where they demanded ransom money.

 

Public response to this video has been immense. A lot of people are questioning the validity of the phony policemen and worrying about the safety and trustworthiness of the local law enforcement. The victim's family is now demanding a comprehensive investigation to expose the criminals and deliver justice.

 

This case brings to light the issue of police corruption and misuse of power, which continues to be a problem in many areas. There are suspicions that a sergeant from the special task force is involved in this case, leading to amplified demands for accountability. The public wants assurances that such episodes will not be tolerated and the guilty will be punished according to the law.

 

As the investigation progresses, the community is expectantly waiting for a resolution that reestablishes faith in their law enforcement agencies.

 

Photo courtesy of The Thaiger

 

-- 2024-05-28

 

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[Will B Good]

They are all 'fake' cops.

[hotchilli]

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

This case brings to light the issue of police corruption and misuse of power, which continues to be a problem in many areas. There are suspicions that a sergeant from the special task force is involved in this case, leading to amplified demands for accountability

A new broom will be needed soon, brushing rubbish under the carpet has worn the old one out.

[stoner]

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

As the investigation progresses, the community is expectantly waiting for a resolution that reestablishes faith in their law enforcement agencies.

 

don't hold your breath.