Gold Shop Owners Hire PI to Track Suspect in Nationwide Pawn Fraud
Gold shop owners across Thailand have pooled resources to hire a private investigator to track a woman suspected of pawning disguised gold jewelry, causing an estimated 5.5 million baht in losses. The collective effort led to her arrest at a Bangkok hotel.
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