Anti-Trafficking Police arrested an online madam trafficking underage girls via the X platform using the account name “Accepting Work Sarakham,” rescuing two 16-year-old victims.
On 24 Oct 2026 GMT+7, Pol. Maj. Gen. Wittaya Sriprasertphap, Commander of the Anti-Trafficking Police Division, ordered Pol. Col. Siramet Methithanawijit, Superintendent of Division 3, and Pol. Lt. Col. Kiatbodin Wongngam, investigator, to arrest Miss Supatta, 23, wanted under Maha Sarakham Provincial Court warrants No. J.517/2569 and J.518/2569 dated 21 Oct 2026 GMT+7, on charges of "human trafficking by exploiting prostitution, committed against persons under 18." She was arrested outside a lodging in Somdet Subdistrict, Somdet District, Kalasin Province.
The investigation team of Division 3, Anti-Trafficking Police, together with Destiny Rescue Foundation, uncovered that a user on the X platform with the account name “Accepting Work Sarakham,” which had 4,042 followers, was exploiting profits from producing and distributing pornographic material, prostitution, and facilitating child prostitution by posting obscene photos of young women and offering sexual services of girls under 18.
Authorities subsequently rescued two female victims, identified by aliases Ms. A and Ms. B, both 16 years old, and coordinated with the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security of Maha Sarakham Province and the Child and Family Shelter in Maha Sarakham to screen and assist trafficking victims, ensuring their rights protection and psychological recovery.
Further investigation revealed that Miss Supatta acted as a broker, arranging for the girls to sell sexual services to clients and receiving commission fees. The police compiled evidence and obtained court warrants, leading to her arrest as described.
During interrogation, the suspect confessed to all charges. She was handed over to investigators of Division 3, Anti-Trafficking Police, to proceed with legal action.