Bangkok:The Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) has moved five vehicles belonging to the Good Deeds Organization to a confidential location, with their whereabouts disclosed only to the rightful owners.
According to Thai News Agency, the ECSD transferred the vehicles to a storage facility, ensuring that the specific location remains undisclosed to the public. This measure is intended to prevent intrusion, theft, or tampering with evidence.
Police officers from the ECSD relocated the vehicles, associated with Boom Panadda's charitable foundation, to a government-leased private parking lot designated for storing seized vehicles. The confidentiality of the parking lot's location is maintained to protect the vehicles and the integrity of any ongoing investigations.
The process involves informing only those with a direct legal interest, such as the registered owner or possessor, about the storage location. This is done through a seizure or confiscation record, which serves as evidence for any requests related to inspecting or retrieving the property at either the investigative or court level.