E-Sports President Shocked by Tokyogurl's Behavior After Arrest

Santi Lotong, President of the E-Sports Association of Thailand and Chairman of the Asian Electronic Sports Federation, disclosed that this was the first day they learned the shocking details. In his capacity as E-Sports Association President, he apologized for an incident that should never have happened. E-sports has multiple competitive games like ROV, with team-based 5-player competitions being the most popular, which was also included in the SEA Games. This is the first time a 5-person women's ROV team was included. The two individuals arrested - Ms. Naphat (Tokyogurl), 29, and Mr. Chaiyo, 23 - face charges of unauthorized computer system access and improperly exposing protected information. Lotong emphasized that athletes should not just train for competition, but train with integrity, stating that when you do something wrong, you must accept serious consequences.