Chiang Mai police, together with cyber police, raided a spa that was selling prostitution and found six female victims between the ages of 16 and 18.
On the afternoon of April 23, 2024, Chiang Mai police officers led by Pol. Maj. Gen. Thawatchai Phongwiwattanachai Chiang Mai Provincial Police Chief, Pol. Lt. Col. Sathitchai Nittayawan, Deputy Superintendent of the Chiang Mai Police Station, Police Lieutenant Colonel Wutthikrai Thahom, Police Inspector. Chiang Mai City, together with police officers from the Anti-Sexual Abuse Group on the Internet Cyber Police Headquarters and the Immanuel Foundation Bring in forces to inspect the massage parlor located at Soi 4 Sri Ping Mueang, Chang Khlan Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. Because they received a tip and found out that the shop was offering health massage services in the guise of selling sexual services. It is staffed by young women under the age of 18, many of whom serve male customers. After investigating and having clear evidence, they then inspected and made an arrest.
Upon inspection, it was discovered that Ms. A (pseudonym), 21 years old, was the store manager. and used a bank account to receive money in the name of Mr. Pasthanang, age 51, and also found the store’s income and expense account The expenses are specified as money that must be sent to officials of many agencies, totaling more than 20,000 baht every month, along with helping 6 young girls who provide massage services under the guise of selling sexual services. The shop has set service rates for an oil massage course of 500 baht, an oil and hand massage course of 799 baht, a B2B massage course of 1,300-1,500 baht and a massage course with sexual services sales of 3,000 baht.
Initially, officials detained the store manager. Computer equipment and CCTV cameras from the store were also seized and taken for thorough examination to find additional evidence. Transported to investigators at Chiang Mai Provincial Police Station. To prosecute under the law on charges of prostitution and opening a health care facility without permission. As for the 6 young girls who were rescued Prepare for multidisciplinary interrogation. and officials from the Office of Social Development and Human Security will continue to provide assistance.
Police Lieutenant Colonel Khemathit Thongkam, Inspector of the Anti-Child Abuse Group on the Internet. The Cyber Police Headquarters revealed that the inspection and arrest this time was a result of the officers receiving a complaint from the foundation. that the shop was offering health massage services but was secretly selling sexual services to girls under 18 years of age, which officials had been investigating for more than 3 years because the shop often changed and moved locations in order to Evade capture Until recently, officials investigated and found clear evidence. Therefore, they were able to inspect and arrest and provide assistance to the young girl who was a victim.
