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All six cops accused of extorting from Taiwan actress insist they are innocent - Vimarsana News

All six cops accused of extorting from Taiwan actress insist they are innocent

BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): The six police officers accused of taking a bribe from a Taiwanese actress and her friends while they were visiting Bangkok early last month claimed they are innocent before being jailed on Thursday (Feb 2).

No vaping for smokers, no bail for 'extortion' police - Vimarsana News

No vaping for smokers, no bail for 'extortion' police

Six policemen accused of extorting a group of tourists caught with vaping devices have been denied bail while the Bangkok police chief has ordered a crackdown on illegal e-cigarettes that are widely available in the capital.

Six Bangkok policemen charged with extorting Taiwanese actress's group - Vimarsana News

Six Bangkok policemen charged with extorting Taiwanese actress's group

BANGKOK (The Nation/Asia News Network): A police investigation panel on Thursday (Feb 2) charged six Bangkok police officers – two captains and four sergeants – with bribe-taking over 27,000 baht (RM3,500) allegedly extorted from a Taiwanese actress and her friends.

B56m to be recovered in temple graft scandal - Vimarsana News

B56m to be recovered in temple graft scandal

The Criminal Court has ordered the recovery of 56 million baht swindled by a former section head of the National Office of Buddhism (NOB) convicted of graft, according to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC).

Chaiwat: Cash was for parks chief, not amulets - Vimarsana News

Chaiwat: Cash was for parks chief, not amulets

The official who exposed the bribery scandal involving the country’s national parks chief has debunked claims that some of the cash found in the accused bureaucrat’s office was meant to pay for amulets.