A gentleman from Pathum Thani is even accused of abusing two other teenagers.
PUBLISHED: 5 Feb 2025 at 18: 56
PATHUM THANI: The owner of a well-known education institution in this state has been detained on suspicion of assaulting two students and raping one scholar.
After looking into a complaint made by Pavena Hongsakul, the creator of the Pavena Foundation for Children and Women, authorities detained Pairat Pipitwatthanaphol, 52, at his residence in the Sam Khok area.
Prior to meeting Pol Col Wiwat Assawawiboon, the Muang district police station captain, Ms. Pavena had already taken three people. They made comments regarding alleged sexual abuse of teenagers between the ages of 14 and 15 respectively.
The families of an 18-year-old child initially reached out to Ms. Pavena. They said that their daughter, a Mathayom Suksa 6 ( Grade 12 ) student with a dream of studying pharmacy, took a tutorial course at Mr Pairat’s school, which had a good record for helping students gain admission to medicine faculties. Since Mathayom Suksa 2, the child has studied it.
The suspect allegedly sexually assaulted their child after a class on October 19 of that year, according to the parents. They claimed that more attack would occur, but the woman continued to study at the university. She told her parents what had happened on December 15 after she finished taking her GAT/PAT examination because she no longer wanted to study it.
On Dec 17, the relatives sought aid from Ms Pavena. The woman said two other kids, aged 14 and 15, were likewise molested. Eventually, Ms. Pavena contacted the families of the other two patients.
After receiving the benefits of the 18-year-old’s clinical investigation, the police requested permission from the Pathum Thani Provincial Court to challenge a permit for the arrest of Mr. Pairat.
After they finished questioning the think, police were getting ready to bring him to judge. They plan to resist bail and push for his confinement, said Pol Col Wiwat.
He continued, the families of the two other victims were scheduled to record fees later.