June 10 – Investigating the Metropolitan Police arrests a 63-year-old man who has committed indecent acts for his stepdaughter for more than 3 years.
On June 9, Pol. Lt. Gen. Thiti Saeng, Deputy Commissioner of Police, Pol. Theeradet Thamsutee, Deputy Superintendent of the Royal Thai Police, Pol. Col. Kiattisak Sathong-Oi, Deputy Superintendent of the Royal Thai Police, Pol. Col. Thanyaphat Boonsuk, Superintendent. Pol.Lt.Col. Nattawut Sisamer, Pol.Lt.Col. Nitikorn Beware, deputy superintendent of Pol.Lt.Col.Sor.Sor.2 ordered Pol.Lt.Col.Wutthiphan to direct Thong Suan is ready to join together to arrest Mr. Ekapop, 63 years old.
accusing “An indecent act upon a child under thirteen years of age, regardless of whether the child consents or not. and committing an indecent act on a person over fifteen years of age by threatening by any means using violence where that person is in a state of being unable to resist, or by causing that person to misunderstand that he or she is another person,” according to the arrest warrant issued by the Minburi Criminal Court No. Jor. 568/2566 dated May 31, 2023.
Acts on April 3, 2023, around 11:00 p.m. (date and time of the incident), the informer (ex-wife) detected a photo clip from Mr. Ekkaphop's mobile phone. who is the ex-husband of the informant Take still pictures and video clips under the skirt of the informant's daughter, 15 years old, who is the stepdaughter of the accused. By relying on the moment when the stepdaughter falls asleep while driving to pick up the stepdaughter from school in Ratchaburi province and travels home
From the incident, both the daughter and the informant were damaged. So came to see the investigator to report a complaint to prosecute Mr. Ekapop. on the basis of related offenses until the case reaches the end The accused currently works at a medical clinic in Khlong Nueng Subdistrict, Khlong Luang District, Pathum Thani Province, has been living with his new wife (the informant) since 2018 and in the arrest of this case. The accused denied all the allegations. Before being brought to make an arrest record and detained and sent to investigators Nimit Mai Police Station to take legal action
Maj. Gen. Theeradet Thammasutee, Commander of the Royal Thai Police, ordered to investigate whether the accused was actually certified as a medical professional. because it may cause damage to the person receiving treatment.-Thai News Agency
Source: Thai News Agency