Bangkok, A mother appealed to Sai Mai Must Survive after her daughter was raped by a tattoo artist. She filed a complaint but the case has not progressed. The Superintendent of Bang Na Police Station revealed that he has identified the suspect and is in the process of calling him in for questioning. The victim's mother, along with Saimai Must Survive, traveled to Bang Na Police Station to follow up on the progress of the case in which her 20-year-old daughter was raped by a tattoo artist, causing her to make the rash decision to hang herself. She is currently still being treated in the hospital and is unconscious. Pol. Col. Surapong Sukyam, Superintendent of Bang Na Police Station, revealed that after receiving the report, the investigator questioned the mother and coordinated with the hospital to examine for signs of rape. As for the case, the suspect's name has been identified and is currently being called in for questioning. From the investigation, it was found that he had no criminal record. After this , evidence will be expedited, friends who were chatting with the victim and the senior who invited the victim to get a tattoo will be questioned, and the results of the physical examination for sexual assault will be awaited to determine what the offense is. As for whether the senior who took her to see the tattoo artist is involved, they will have to be called in for questioning and further information will be examined. Source: Thai News Agency
Mother complains that her daughter was raped by a tattoo artist, reports the case to the police but there is no progress.
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