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Midday News - The Huai Khwang area is still reeling from the ongoing reorganization of businesses, and now a new issue has arisen. A video has surfaced showing a motorcycle taxi driver demanding money, allegedly for bribes to officials. This raises the question: if everything is done correctly, why would anyone need to pay money? The man, dressed in a motorcycle taxi uniform, demanded 280 baht from the person filming, claiming it was a common fund to be given to Huai Khwang police and municipal officers for traffic violations. The video also mentions bribes related to taxi vests, suggesting the leader is increasing the number of drivers by renting out vests. 7HD News's Sarawut investigated the situation with motorcycle taxi drivers in the Huai Khwang area and found that there were hardly any drivers waiting for passengers today, and they appeared to be avoiding reporters. A phone call with the person who posted the video confirmed the events, stating they don't understand why they need to pay officials when everything is done legally. For fairness, the 7HD news team contacted the head of the motorcycle taxi stand. The alleged perpetrator claims the video is old and insists he did not collect bribes. He also states the person who filmed the video is a troublemaker. However, to clarify whether bribes were actually collected, investigators from Huai Khwang Police Station summoned the head of the motorcycle taxi group for questioning. If any wrongdoing is found, legal action will be taken. Finally, the focus shifted to regulating other establishments. Last night marked the third night of inspections, focusing on five more entertainment venues—pubs and bars—to check for licenses. One employee was found to have a positive urine test for drugs. Police Colonel Kamphol Rattanaprateep, Deputy Commander of Metropolitan Police Division 1 and acting Superintendent of Huai Khwang Police Station, stated that all 41 establishments will be inspected to identify any problems. Feedback will then be sought to find solutions. Regarding the police officer named "Joe D.S.", a letter has been sent to the Child and Women Welfare Division to verify if such an officer is indeed stationed at the station. And were they actually involved in this business? As we discussed with the Superintendent of the Drug Suppression Division yesterday, when asked if there were any, he said there are 3-4 police officers named "Joe" and a number of others named "Joe." Once the official document arrives, all officers will be summoned for questioning. However, the Superintendent of the Drug Suppression Division personally believes that the suspected officers have likely been transferred to other units. Meanwhile, Mr. Polpeerapong Suwannachawi, Deputy Minister of Interior, addressed the "Joe Drug Suppression Division" issue on yesterday's "Things to Talk About" program, stating that he will instruct the Department of Provincial Administration to submit an additional report containing information related to "Joe" to the investigating officers by noon today. This is to assist the police in tracking down and questioning this individual about his involvement with the "secret pub" that was raided. He confirmed that the evidence is not limited to what the media has published, and he will follow up on the progress of this matter in a week. #Channel7News #MiddayNews #MotorcycleTaxiExtortion #HuaiKhwangMotorcycleTaxi #Extortion 📌 Follow Channel 7HD News on: Application: https://go.ch7.com/app Website: https://www.ch7.com YouTube:    / @ch7hdnews   Facebook:   / ch7hdnews   Instagram:   / ch7hd_news   X: https://x.com/ch7hd TikTok:   / ch7hd_news