Artificial roses and dolls are available at Sampeng market in Bangkok ahead of Valentine’s Day. Police have warned lovers not to video-record their sex during the festival of love. (Photo: Apichart Jinakul)
The Technology Crime Suppression Division has warned lovers not to video-record their sex on Valentine’s Day to avoid being blackmailed after the relationship ends.
Pol Col Siriwat Deepor, deputy commander of the division, said on Sunday that lovers often express their passion for one another on Valentine’s Day, but they should take precautions – by not recording it on video.
“Lovers may voluntarily record their sexual intercourse. [But] if they break up in the future, men may release the clips online and damage women,” he…
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