Thai Deputy Police Chief Collaborates with Cambodian Authorities
Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn, Thailand’s Deputy National Police Chief, is set to embark on a mission to Cambodia, aiming to collaborate with Cambodian law enforcement in the apprehension of a Chinese-led scam syndicate based in Poipet. This group is allegedly connected to a tragic family incident in Samut Sakun. Cross-Border Manhunt Pol Gen Surachate disclosed his intention to engage in discussions with police investigators at Samut Prakan’s Muang police station, where he will review the progress of the ongoing investigation into the case of the family deaths. Warrant Approval and Tragic Culprit The Deputy Police Chief, as reported by Bangkok Post, confirmed that authorities have already granted a warrant for the arrest of Sanit Dokmai, aged 41, the prime suspect accused of murdering his 44-year-old wife, Wipaporn Racha, along with their two sons aged 9 and 13. Failed Suicide and Medical Attention Following the horrendous incident, Sanit reportedly attempted to…
Bali Immigration Officers Arrested in Cambodia
The Indonesian National Police reveal on Saturday that three Bali immigration officers have been apprehend. They alleged involvement in an illegal organ trafficking syndicate. This criminal network transport numerous victims to Cambodia, where they were force to sell their kidneys. The recent crackdown has result in the arrest of 12 individuals. It is including an immigration officer know as AH. He was accuse of aiding in the smuggling of 122 victims overseas. Crackdown on the Organ Trade Ring Law enforcement agencies have intensified their efforts to dismantle the illegal organ trade ring. Last week, they apprehended 12 members of the syndicate, which included not only AH but also a police officer. The investigation revealed that AH accepted bribes to facilitate the passage of victims through immigration checks. He is allowing them to reach Cambodia for kidney surgeries. Bali Immigration Officers Involved The three Bali immigration officers now under arrest are…