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A Cambodian Worker Claims He Was Extorted 8,000 Baht by Police at Samut Prakan City Police Station in Exchange for Not Pressing Charges for Drunk Driving.

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A Cambodian worker is in dire straits at the end of the month, left with only 200 baht. He claims police at Samut Prakan City Police Station extorted 8,000 baht from him in exchange for not pressing charges for drunk driving. They took him to a police station, negotiated the price down to 4,000 baht, and threatened him if he didn't pay.

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A Cambodian worker is in dire straits at the end of the month, left with only 200 baht. He claims police at Samut Prakan City Police Station extorted 8,000 baht from him in exchange for not pressing charges for drunk driving. They took him to a police station, negotiated the price down to 4,000 baht, and threatened him if he didn't pay.

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thairath.co.th broke the news on Wednesday, July 22, 2026.
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