'Siren service' for Chinese tourist lands three police officers in trouble in resort town of Pattaya


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BANGKOK, Jan 22 (The Nation Thailand/ANN): Two of the three police officers who allegedly provided “special services” to a Chinese tourist have been transferred, Royal Thai Police said.

Spokesman Pol Maj-General Atchayon Kraithong announcec that the National Police chief ordered an investigation into claims by a Chinese tourist that she received “special services” from Thai police – for a price.

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