I cannot pledge the car to redeem it. Referring to the car sold And no evidence of car pledge
At 3:30 p.m. on December 16, Mr. Wuttipong, a 48-year-old Nong Saeng resident, together with 2 victims, filed a complaint with Police Police Officer Asavathep Chanthanari, investigation officer of Kaeng Khoi Police Station, Saraburi Province with evidence of talking on the line, talking, transferring money and printing as evidence.
Mr. Wuttipong revealed that 6-7 months ago, he brought a fortuner to pledge with Mr. Narin (assumed name) in the municipality of Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi, at a price of 200,000 baht, paying interest, 20,000 baht per month, and the fee Parking for another 2,000 baht per month, jointly has to pay 22,000 baht per month to bring the car and car documents for him. Without any evidence to return When going to redeem the car back, Mr. Narin said that the car had been sold, there was no car and there was no evidence of pledge. Likewise, one person lost. Bringing a sedan, pledge 20,000 baht, must bring 50,000 baht to redeem the car, but there is no car to refer to the car for sale. And when bringing the car to pledge Also take out the camera in the car.
Mr. Wuttipong revealed himself to post, appearing that there are many victims of the same type as him. But did not dare to report fear and influence Mr. Narin’s Mr. Narin used to bring a red-label sedan to be offered for sale at a price of 70,000 baht. Believe that Mr. Narin Bring their Fortuner cars to sell in second-hand markets in neighboring countries because they are the cars that neighboring countries want. If it is a small sedan Should be sold still in Thailand Is equal to that in the past, I sent flowers for free The car is not there, and then asks where it claims that the car is in the car. Mr. Narin works in a company at Kaeng Khoi, Saraburi, a house near the Kaeng Khoi Police Station. But did not know what position of Mr. Narin was in
Mr. Wuttipong coordinated with Pol.Col. Surachet Sanwongsiri, Police Officer, Kaeng Khoi District, Saraburi Province, Mr. Narin claimed that he had not received a vehicle pledge. And no evidence Without having to remember any car Not involved in any way, but Mr. Narin did not know that the victim Mr. Wuttipong had documents for discussing money transfer over the telephone line. Printed out As evidence
Police Lieutenant Colonel Asavathep said that he had to consider the composition of the offense, while Mr. Wuttipong would later bring the evidence and the request for fairness request to the Royal Brigade. enough Other matters are the legal duty of the police.
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