On March 7, Pol.Gen. motorcycle The National Police Office (PNP) ordered Pol. Lt. Gen. Trairong Pewwhu, commissioner of the National Police Service Commission, and Pol.Col. .Pol. Col. Surachat Simutet, Superintendent 4, Pol. Lt. Col. Paiboon Pimkerd, Superintendent 4, Superintendent of Police, together with the investigative team. The 1st batch of Police Proceedings investigating, following up and apprehending offenders related to theft of cars and motorcycles. From investigating that Mr. Nikhom (surname reserved) has a smuggling act. pawn car trading and accept illegal car pledges as well as buying and selling cars and spare parts Therefore, the arrest force was brought along with the assets before notifying the prosecution of the offence. “Together forge government documents and illegally consume type 1 drugs (aba or methamphetamine)” in the area of Chiang Mai Province, from the investigation, expanding the results, found information that Ms. Bua Liao or Jae La (Last name reserved) and Mr. Chatchai (Last name reserved) jointly forge official documents Before bringing a search warrant from the Chiang Mai Provincial Court, they searched 2 targets in Mae Rim District and San Sai District, Chiang Mai Province, target 1, unknown house number, Khee Lek Subdistrict, Mae Rim District, Chiang Mai Province. Four registered firearms and 10 rounds of ammunition were found. Preliminarily informed the allegations that he had committed an offense “Possessing firearms and ammunition without permission and taking firearms and ammunition to towns, villages and public places without reasonable cause,” sent to investigators at Mae Rim Police Station, Target 2, one house, Nong Subdistrict. Jom, San Sai District, Chiang Mai Province, with Ms. Bua Liao, the owner of the house found the car. 6 suspicious motorcycles, investigating Ms. Bualeow, confessing to accepting pledges to secure loans at different prices, the arresting officer then informed Ms. Bualeow of “allowing other people to borrow money or do anything Which looks like a call for interest in excess of the rate specified by law. further legal action
Pol. Lt. Gen. Trirong revealed that car registration pawning is an offense under The Act prohibits demanding interest exceeding the rate of B.E. 2560 by accepting a pledge of property, which is considered an action in any way Which looks like a camouflage of lending and such actions may be considered the receiving of thieves. If it is found that such property has been acquired through theft or other wrongdoing Therefore, I would like to remind people to be careful of any acts that may fall into the scope of such offences.
