Bangkok, "Big Joke" reveals documents explaining the German suspect who bought the services of girls in Pattaya. Confirmed that 1 million baht was not paid to government officials in exchange for release back to the country. German prosecutors insist they will not send him back to Thailand. Police General Surachet Hakphan, Deputy Police Commander, announced the results after traveling to Germany to talk with German police prosecutors. Regarding the case where Mr. Jane Kris, a German citizen, bought the services of a 15-year-old girl and paid a bribe of 1 million baht, documents have been revealed in which Mr. Jane Kris, the accused, bought the services of a girl in Pattaya. who wrote a memorandum explaining the case involving a German journalist Claiming from his own interview that a government official was given 1,000,000 baht in exchange for his release. The document was written in German and was translated into English. The essence of the matter confirms that one million baht was not paid to Judiciary or any government official or police Everyone performs their duties professionally. And most importantly, the interview that was claimed was a distortion by the reporter. I hope to build viewer ratings. Police General Surachet Said that this document and communication information is to solve image problems. That was damaged because a journalist was bored and posted it on a YouTube channel. It will be sent to various departments for confirmation. that no bribes were paid to anyone at all As for the accused German prosecutors have now detained him and have confirmed that he will not be sent back to Thailand for processing. This is because the German authorities have already enforced the law against the civilians of their own country. In addition, the results of operations regarding the purchase of child services and human trafficking cases that occurred this time will be recorded in Report on the situation of human trafficking (TIP Report) sent to the United States. To be used to consider adjusting the TIER for Thailand, which will be considered and announced in May this year. Whether Thailand can maintain its TIER 2 status or not? or will be upgraded to TIER 1 from serious suppression. Source: Thai News Agency