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27 arrest warrants issued for former Phuket mayor, son & relatives. Accused of using hotels & resorts as front for illegal transport businesses, extortion, tax evasion & bankrolling politicians.

A police officer talks to Srikam Kisin, wife of Pian Kisin, a former mayor of Patong municipality in Phuket who is accused of running a criminal organisation in the province, as combined forces from the military and police raided his house in tambon Patong of Kathu district on Thursday. (Photo by Tawatchai Kemgumnerd)
CRIME
Joint force seeks Phuket kingpin
Former mayor accused of running mafia ring
29/08/2014
King-oua Laohong
More than 100 police and military officers on Thursday raided the house and offices belonging to the former mayorof Patong municipality, Pian Kisin, and his son, who have been accused of running a criminal organisation in Phuket.
The raid was conducted by combined forces from Police Region 8, the army, navy, the Anti-Money Laundering Office (Amlo) and the Revenue Department.
They raided eight locations, Mr Pian's house, the offices of Fisona Co, the offices of the Patong Bay Resotel Hotel and the offices of the Patong Bay Garden Resort.
The combined force also raided the office of Patong Hollywood Co, the office of Patong Bay House Hotel, the office of Patong Bay Inn and the office of Patong Bay Hills Resort. All are in tambon Patong of Kathu district.
Mr Pian and his son, Preechawut, were not found during the raids.
The pair are wanted under arrest warrants, issued earlier this week, for running a criminal organisation and operatingillicit businesses.
During the search at Mr Pian's house, with the help of his wife, Srikam Kisin, officers found a rifle and documents.
Mrs Srikam told officers she did not know where Mr Pian was.
Pol Lt Gen Panya Mamen, commissioner of Provincial Police Region 8, said Mr Pian and his son formed an organisation to carry out criminal activities using the hotels and resorts as a front.
The suspects were found to have run illegal transport operations, suppressed competitors and dodged tax since 2005, he said.
Police spent three months compiling evidence to seek 27 arrest warrants and 12 search warrants for Mr Pian, his son and some of their relatives, Pol Lt Gen Panya said.