Noted Thai crime watch institutions, the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) and the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), have partnered to surprise and arrest a former top brass accountant who was living a double life: serving the public by day, but a public menace in the dead of night. The alleged culprit, Wilaiporn (surname has been preserved), struck a tragic blow against the disabled community by reportedly swindling over 700,000 baht from a fund specifically designed to progress and ease the lives of disabled persons.
The hostile blow became public knowledge on the banner of courtroom proceedings under section 1 of the Criminal Court case number 12/2565, penned September 2. Fingers are pointed directly at Wilaiporn, stating she trespassed the boundary of trust bestowed upon her as a stakeholder in the Human Security and Social Development Office in Saraburi Province. The same hands that should have been facilitating loans for disabled individuals were reportedly caught lining their own pockets.
Whispers flying amid the swirls of this spectacular fall from grace indicate that Wilaiporn didn’t merely take for herself, but formulated a grand illusion of 559 fake receipts, equaling a handsome amount of 700,080 baht. These receipts veiled the pretense of disabled individuals chalking off their debt — a complete sham, leaving all dumbfounded.
According to a reliable tip courtesy of KhaoSod, this mammoth spectrum of deceit unrolled its wings within the confines of the Saraburi Province’s central hall of the Human Security and Social Development Office. The dates earmarked stretch from the dawn of the millennium to the October 19 of 2005.
The shackles of justice reached Wilaiporn during the early morning of today around 9am. Authorities swooped in and arrested her in the parking area of Wat Phra Sri Rattana Mahathat Woramahawihan, located in Phitsanulok province. The arrested was then escorted to the Criminal Court under Section 1 for further legal procedures. A while we are looking at all the proceedings, it’s important to remember that presumption of innocence until proven guilty has always been the primal protocol.
The combined strike force which facilitated this swift justice included Police the ranks of Police Lieutenant Colonel Pakin Puaprasert, Police Major Nikorn Thongniam, and Sophon Theerawongphinyo, from DSI Zones 1 and 6. They were perfectly supported by officers from the Platinum Unit 1 of DSI and AMLO.
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