Nursing Assistant Pleads for Help After Police Officer Detained, Abused Her, Forced Drug Use, and Coerced Intimate Videos for Work Group
A Nakhon Ratchasima traffic police officer is accused of detaining, drugging, and abusing his 28-year-old nursing assistant girlfriend over five days, then distributing her intimate images to her workplace and online. The victim filed a com
On May 11, 2025, a 28-year-old nursing assistant identified as Ms. A filed a complaint with Paveena Hongsakul Foundation for Children and Women in Rangsit, against a 30-year-old traffic police officer from Nakhon Ratchasima whom she had been dating for approximately five months. According to the victim's account, the relationship began well but deteriorated after three months, with the officer becoming jealous and violent. She discovered he was regularly using methamphetamine and forced her to use it as well.
On April 30, her birthday, the officer picked her up claiming to take her to the hospital for stress and anxiety treatment related to previous bipolar disorder, but instead took her to his house. The next day, he forced her to take methamphetamine and became violent when she refused to stay home from work. After beating her, he confined her to his vehicle, drove her to an ATM to withdraw 30,000 baht, and later took her to a resort room.
On May 3, he threatened to take her to Bangkok and arrange gang rape, then attacked her with a plastic bag over her head until she couldn't breathe. On the morning of May 4, he returned her phone and forced her out. When she checked her phone, she discovered he had sent intimate photos he secretly took to her workplace Line group and Instagram story, and had posted her images on provincial groups advertising sexual services. The victim, traumatized and humiliated, resigned from her job and reported the incident to Muang Nakhon Ratchasima Police Station. Paveena Hongsakul Foundation coordinated with police leadership to ensure justice, expedite the case, and protect the victim.
