PANews reported on November 2 that according to News.bitcoin, citing local media reports, Thai police recently arrested six police officers and a civilian after a Chinese-Vanuatu citizen filed a complaint accusing them of forging arrest warrants and extorting 165,000 USDT. The police officers have been granted temporary bail, and the National Anti-Corruption Commission, which is investigating the case, is expected to announce the results of the investigation within 30 days of the complaint.
Thai police arrests officer for forging arrest warrant and extorting 165,000 USDT
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