On October 2, 2024, Achiraya Ruangrattanapong, president of the Crime Victims Assistance Association, presented evidence to the Police Department regarding “Jae Nach,” an associate of “Mama Tak,” for allegedly engaging in fraudulent advertising for weight loss supplements. The evidence included eight video clips demonstrating exaggerated claims about luxury assets valued at over 300 million baht.
Achiraya accused “Jae Nach” of collaborating with “Mama Tak” in creating misleading content to enhance credibility and personally benefiting from stolen assets totaling around 200 million baht. Consequently, he requested legal action against her for four charges, including fraud and misleading advertising practices.
He further mentioned that more than 20 accomplices are also subject to legal proceedings, excluding influencers, which will be evaluated by authorities for intentions. In the coming week, Achiraya plans to submit additional evidence against “Jae Rang,” another associate of Mama Tak, and file a complaint with the Anti-Money Laundering Office regarding potential money laundering activities tied to Mama Tak’s group.
Achiraya also urged the acting Police Chief, Pol. Gen. Kittirath Phanphet, to consolidate all related cases nationwide involving Mama Tak and her associates to ensure proper local reporting for victims. He emphasized that significant assets linked to Mama Tak, such as luxury cars and safes, appear to have the support of high-ranking police officials, with pending cases at the Anti-Money Laundering Office requiring urgent attention from police leadership.
This article was rewritten from a Thairath’s news article.
