Sattahip military and
police officials arrested suspected human-trafficker Nong Pimpmanee
(right) and accused loan shark Thanasak Senna (left).
Patcharapol Panrak
Sattahip military and police officials arrested a suspected
human-trafficker and accused loan shark.
Capt. Khomphan Uplanont, director of Intelligence and Strategy at the
Sattahip Naval Base, and Sattahip police superintendent Col. Chonaphat
Naowalak announced the two arrests July 16.
In the first case, Cambodian Nong Pimpmanee, 48, was captured after
allegedly running a service that found jobs for illegal workers. She was
charged with illegal entry into the kingdom herself, plus human
trafficking, and finding employment for illegal aliens.
In the second case, Thanasak Senna, 28, was busted for making illegal
loans at 20 percent interest rates. He was caught after making the
illegal loans to wives of Royal Thai Navy personnel.
