The Thai Cyber Police apprehended a Thai man who created a pretend social media profile of the Deputy Commissioner of the Royal Thai Police (RTP), Torsak Sukvimol, and used it to flirt with more than 20 women. Despite having a psychological well being drawback, the suspect didn’t trigger any harm.
During their investigation, the police came across a Facebook profile named Police General Yai Sithimongkhon (พลตำรวจโท ใหญ่ สิธิมงคล) with a picture of Deputy Commissioner Toksak. They carried out a radical inquiry to determine the true identity of the person behind the profile and identified him as Chaowarit, a 32 yr previous Thai man.
Upon checking Chaowarit’s cell phone, officers found that he had used the pretend profile to communicate with greater than 20 women and interact in flirtatious conversations. However, he did not commit any crimes or assault any girls utilizing the faux profile.
Further investigation led the officers to Chaowarit’s affected person identification card, which revealed his mental health issues and remedy at Sakaeo Rajanagarindra Psychiatric Hospital in Sa Kaeo province, northeastern Thailand.
Chaowarit admitted to his actions and explained that he had created the profile as a outcome of he admired the deputy commissioner, utilizing his picture for the faux account. He insisted that he had no intention of deceiving anybody and his only function was to interact in conversations with girls on social media.
Considering Chaowarit’s mental health condition, Torsak determined to not press charges but cautioned him against repeating such actions. Torsak also collaborated with the hospital to make sure Chaowarit receives acceptable therapy.
Torsak, who doesn’t use Facebook, warned the general public to stay vigilant relating to the faux profile. He had beforehand been active on Facebook but had since deleted his account.
Counterfeit profiles are frequently linked to romance scammers. In Guilt-free , the RTP reported over 400 romance scams occurring in January, leading to victims being defrauded of greater than one hundred ninety million baht by way of schemes involving fake business investments, fraudulent cellular banking apps, and other ways..
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