Meanwhile, the chief of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), Pol Colonel Paisit Wongmuang, said that officers were hunting for 19 suspects linked to the massage parlour, for whom a criminal court had already approved arrest warrants. The DSI had an arrest warrant for Boonsap Amornrattanasiri, 55, and six others on human trafficking charges. Boonsap, the parlour’s chief promoter, was arrested after an investigation assisted by anti-sex trafficking activists Nvader led to a sting operation and a raid on the parlour on January 12. Also arrested were parlour manager Satthatham Jaengchai, 67, and four others on suspicion of human trafficking and prostitution. That later led to arrest warrants for other alleged accomplices Supatra Sarad, Yanisa Prombutr and Pratuang Tutrasang as well as Kampol and Nipa.

Source: The Nation Bangkok May 09, 2018 12:33 UTC