Phra Collector Accuses Police of Debt Collection Pressure

Amulet collector "Ton Bang Khae" files a complaint with the national police chief against "Big Tao," accusing him of abusing his authority.

Ton Bang Khae claims he was pressured by "Big Tao" to pay a debt, alleging it was an improper use of state power.

The meeting on April 17, 2569, allegedly involved the creditor, their lawyer, and an individual claiming to be a prosecutor, pressuring Ton Bang Khae.

Ton Bang Khae alleges he was pressured to cancel a debt contract and sign a new one with disadvantageous terms, using personal information as leverage.

Ton Bang Khae questions the legality of "Big Tao's" actions and seeks fairness, expressing feelings of insecurity.

Ton Bang Khae describes the pressure to repay the debt immediately, with the original 5-year payment plan allegedly being deemed too long.

Famous lawyer Decha Kittiwittayanan posts about the allegations, stating police have no authority to collect debts for others.

Legal experts emphasize that police cannot act as debt collectors or negotiate debts, citing a Supreme Court ruling.

The report calls for "Big Tao" to provide his side of the story, acknowledging that only one perspective has been heard so far.

Ton Bang Khae posts a cryptic message on his personal Facebook page, referencing karma and justice.