Cops blame publicity-seeker Arisa for “Four Brothers” gambling ring fiasco

Police are currently busting the macau888 gambling website and are seeking 12 more suspected members of the “Four Brothers” gambling ring after making the first arrest on Friday.

Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) commissioner Pol Lt-General Worawat Watnakornbancha said on Saturday that police are hunting 12 remaining suspects, though some may have fled overseas.

Natthapong Rachinla, 28, “Zico” was arrested at his condominium in the northeast province of Udon Thani on Friday for being accused of being in charge of the platform’s financial affairs. The house contained thousands of football gambling slips and underground lottery bets, as well as details of macau888’s customers. Natthaphong ran the network’s finances.

The CCIB chief would not confirm if the suspects included any of the “Four Brothers” gambling ring accused by actor Arisara “Due”…