Police arrested a young man who posted a Twitter account selling fake bank notes. Making fun of the law on social media, the price is 100 baht each. If you buy 10 tickets, get 1 free. Get ready to expand the consequences of arresting the whole movement.
On May 11, 2023, at the Central Investigation Center (Bor Chor Kor.), ordered Pol. Lieutenant Gen. Jirapob Phuridej, the main commander, Pol. Prof., Pol. Col. Mekphisarn Sriphirom, Superintendent of the 5th ECD, Pol Maj Suthipong Monrat, Superintendent of the 5th ECD, arrested Mr Krisada Saeng, 25 years old, together with 23 counterfeit 1,000-baht notes, a mobile phone, and five bank passbooks, which were caught in front of a villa in Phikun Thong Sub-district, Tha Chang District, Sing Buri Province.
Because the Bank of Thailand found a Twitter user posting an ad for selling fake 1,000-baht notes, they coordinated with the police. Investigators investigate and catch the criminals until he learned that Mr. Krisada was the owner of the said Twitter account And there is a behavior of selling fake 1,000-baht banknotes at a price of 100 baht per note, along with the promotion of buy 10 tickets, get 1 for no Evidence for the approval of the Criminal Court to issue an arrest warrant for the “Counterfeit Money” foundation before raiding, searching and arresting them.
During investigation, Mr Krisada admitted that Buy fake banknotes from online channels at a price of 30 baht per copy before reselling them to customers online for 100 baht per copy In the past, more than 30 were bought, with a total damage of more than 300,000 baht.5 ECD prosecutors, ready to expand the arrest results.
