Woman In Debt Was Robbed By The Gang Of The Lender

Published : April 01, 2011 :: 10:04:46 [ 2,218 views ]

Woman In Debt Was Robbed By The Gang Of The Lender

The gang of the lender threatened a business woman in her office and took her computer because she had missed her repayment by two days, which was worth about 1,200 Baht

Sattahip, 31st March 2011 [PDN]: At 3 a.m., Police Captain of Pattaya Police Department was approached by Miss Kwandao Wingwon, aged 32 (resides at 40/1509, Moo.4, Klongsam, Klongluang, Pathumthani). She was the owner of Nara Travel and Service Company. Miss Kwandao reported to the police that she was threatened by the gang of the lender. There were about 7-8 members in the gang. They came to her office and threatened her, then took her office computers. The police team went to the scene to investigate the incident.

At the scene, Ms. Kwandao showed the police all the traces left behind by the gang. Furthermore she told the police that she had borrowed about 30,000 Baht from an illegal lender named Mr. Boy. She had been paying off her debt at about 600 Baht per day for past two months. She will continue paying 600 Baht everyday until she paid up the capital. However, she was two days overdue with her repayment, which was about 1,200 Baht. Today, a gang sent by the lender came to her office and demanded for the overdue amount. She asked them to give her one hour for her to find the money. They refused to wait and took her computers instead.

Police General, Nantawut Suwanla-ong, Superintendent of Pattaya Police Department says that the action of the gang is against the law. The police already know the leader of the loan business. They will find him and prosecute him

Comments

rock

said :

Very brave lady. I wish for PDN to follow up on this case and see if she makes through it alive 1 or 2 years later. If she does then Thailand is well on its way.

Email : akl@gmail.com Date : 2011-04-11 09:31:15

rock

said :

There are many Bad Thai people and the law has protect the public.

And not be the shark themselves in some corruption cases. New police cadets and such.

It would be very easy for the Federal government to offer high incentives and financial rewards for whistle blowers and snitches.

Email : akl@gmail.com Date : 2011-04-11 09:29:16