Pakistani Shop Owner Arrested over 19-Year Thai Identity Fraud
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Pakistani shop owner arrested over 19-year Thai identity fraud
A Pakistani fabric shop owner was arrested in Pattani after police accused him of paying 100,000 baht to obtain a Thai ID card using another person’s identity, which he allegedly used for nearly 19 years. The 54 year old businessman, identified by the pseudonym Anwar, was detained at his home and fabric shop in central … The story Pakistani shop owner arrested over 19-year Thai identity fraud as seen on Thaiger News.
On October 21, Pol. Col. Charoenpong Khantiloh, spokesperson for Immigration Bureau Region 6, revealed that Pol. Lt. Gen. Nophasil Phoolsawat, Commissioner of the Immigration Bureau, and Pol. Maj. Gen. Chutharet Yingyongdamrongkul, Commander of Immigration Bureau Region 6, ordered Pol. Lt. Col. Sitthipong Somphan, Immigration Police Inspector of Pattani Province, to lead an investigation team from Pattani Immigration Police, in cooperation with …
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