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Marine Police Raid Fake Motor Oil Factory in Bangkok

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Marine Police officers have uncovered an illegal operation producing counterfeit motor oil in Bangkok. Acting on a warrant, officers raided a property located at 90/64 Sirikasem 17 Road, Bang Phai, Bang Khae District, following an investigation into the production of counterfeit lubricants bearing forged trademarks.

 

The raid, led by Pol. Col. Pornsak Laorujiralai, Deputy Commander of the Central Investigation Bureau’s Marine Police Division, along with Pol. Col. Ritthi Phaophan and Pol. Lt. Col. Sanya Phumphotong, resulted in the arrest of six individuals. These included Mr. Thongdee, 58, Mr. Inthach, 50, and four Myanmar nationals employed at the site.

 

Authorities seized significant quantities of counterfeit and used motor oil, including:

 

• 2,000 litres of used motor oil stored in two large plastic drums.

• 124 six-liter gallons of counterfeit motor oil with forged trademarks.

• 3,000 gallons of counterfeit automotive coolant.

 

The suspects face multiple charges, including:

 

• Misleading the public regarding the origin, quality, and condition of motor oil.

• Manufacturing and possessing counterfeit fuel and trademark-infringing goods.

• Possession of hazardous materials (used motor oil) without proper authorisation.

• Operating a business harmful to public health without a license.

 

The four Myanmar workers were additionally charged with entering and residing in Thailand without permission.

 

All suspects, along with the seized evidence, have been handed over to investigators from Division 1 of the Economic Crime Suppression Division for further legal proceedings. Authorities are continuing their investigation to determine the full extent of the operation.

 

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-- 2024-12-05


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I wonder what fake brands they were reproducing

7 minutes ago, steve187 said:

I wonder what fake brands they were reproducing

i suspect motul was one of them based on my own experience

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7 hours ago, steve187 said:

I wonder what fake brands they were reproducing

Friend, who Co owns a garage, told me a while back that there is fake Mobil1 about. They buy direct from the Mobil rep.

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