Big Or" confirms that the acting national police chief signed the order to control the direct selling case of The Icon, ordering the Consumer Protection Police Division to set up a center to receive complaints, waiting to collect evidence before considering inviting celebrities who appeared in the news to provide information. Pol. Lt. Gen. Akkaradej Pimolsri, Assistant Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police, revealed that this morning (October 9), Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panphet, Acting Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police, called a meeting of relevant police officers, including the Cyber ??Police Bureau, the Central Investigation Bureau, and the Consumer Protection Police Division, to discuss various cases in which people have been victims of various forms of investment solicitation. He also assigned himself to oversee the cases, including the fake gold scam case involving the Mae Tak-Pa Beer network, and most recently, the The Icon case in which there was a scam involving famous artists and act ors to join the network in order to attract a large number of people to invest, as reported in the news. Initially, he ordered the Consumer Protection Police Division to set up a complaint center to receive complaints from people who have been affected and victimized. Tomorrow (October 10) at noon, he will personally go to the area to follow up on the cases. Pol. Lt. Gen. Akkaradej said that whether artists, celebrities, or actors who appear on social media, who act as presenters or have positions in The Icon, will be summoned, or whether they will speak or invite the public to invest, initially, the details of every organization must be examined, including inviting victims to provide information. The number of victims is currently unknown, but he confirmed that if there is information and evidence, it must be carried out in full. Source: Thai News Agency
