Pattaya Tourist Police Bust Mule Account Gang in PEA Impersonation Scam
Pattaya Tourist Police arrested four individuals, including the alleged leader of a mule account network, on October 7th. The arrests are linked to a scam impersonating officials of the Provincial Electricity Authority (PEA) and defrauding victims.
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