Pol Lt Jaroon Wimol lodges a petition for justice at the Crime Suppression Division after being charged with fraud in connection with lottery tickets. That probe concluded that Mr Preecha, a teacher in Kanchanaburi, was the real owner of the winning lottery tickets. Mr Preecha lodged a police complaint against Pol Lt Jaroon, who held the winning lottery tickets, for embezzlement, resulting in the cash award being frozen pending the result of the probe. The two audio clips of phone calls between Mr Preecha and the lottery vendor who claimed she sold the winning lottery tickets to him form part of new evidence which the CIB will consider. But the CSD's investigation found the witness had visited the market after Mr Preecha had left and therefore his story did not bear up to scrutiny.

Source: Bangkok Post February 06, 2018 22:52 UTC