Additionally, the investigation revealed that the girl had overstayed her card.
PUBLISHED: 5 Apr 2024 at 18: 31
A Kazakh lady who overstayed her card has been detained in Koh Samui on suspicion of offering sexual services online.
Anel Toishubekova, 35, was arrested at a hotel room on the holiday island with 10, 000 ringgit in money, immigration officials said on Friday. A police agent who posed as a consumer gave her the money.
Her passport was examined, and it turned out that she had overstayed her card for 195 time.
A stranger tipped a stranger that a foreign lady had persuaded him to pay for sex services, and the arrest came after that woman. According to the immigration department of Surat Thani, the technique was made by an agent using a mobile phone number that was connected to WhatsApp.
Investigators discovered that the same wireless number was displayed on various dating websites where international women engaged in sexual activity in tourist destinations like Bangkok, Pattaya, and Phuket.
The arresting team requested an informant to arrange a conversation using the Chat phone number. Photos of a foreign woman were sent to him after being told to pay$ 350.
The agent texted the girl on Thursday and requested that she meet him in a hotel room after the deal was struck.
When the lady arrived, he paid her and she went into the toilet to change. The officer then called the man to come in and make her imprisonment.
During doubting, Ms Toishubekova confessed to all expenses. She allegedly told police that she had been contacted by a foreigner who was simply Linda, who acted as an agent for the times that were scheduled electronically.
She was accused of overstaying her card and offering sexual services. She was turned over to the Bo Phut officers place for legal actions.
The arresting team intends to continue its search for and find Ms. Linda for procuring people for trafficking.
After her imprisonment during a sting operation in Samui, an immigration police officer concerns a Kazakh person. ( Photo: Surat Thani immigration police )