Upmarket prostitution racket in Singapore procuring sexy Thai women to work in the city state smashed

October 30, 2026 at 10:59 am

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Thailand

A seven-year prostitution racket trafficking Thai women to Singapore has been smashed in a major police operation. Four suspects, including two Singaporeans, were arrested in Thailand. A fifth faces charges. The breakthrough followed 19 sex worker arrests in Singapore. Police exposed the Lover’s Fortress network, operating through sex websites, Telegram and WhatsApp. Investigators traced payments, flights and accommodation, uncovering suspected money laundering and organised crime. Raids yielded cash, computers, phones and bank records. The Singaporean ringleader reportedly admitted operating since 2019, with his Thai wife coordinating travel and customers. Police announced the crackdown on Thursday, confirming the network’s shutdown and multiple arrests.

Thai and Singaporean police smashed the seven-year Lover’s Fortress sex racket, arresting four suspects after 19 sex workers were detained. Money laundering is under investigation. ( Source: Naewna )

Thai police have smashed a seven-year-old, upmarket, international prostitution racket sending Thai women to Singapore for sex work. Four suspected organisers were arrested in Thailand following a joint investigation with Singaporean police.

A fifth suspect also faces criminal proceedings. The network operated through websites, messaging applications and bank accounts, with suspected money laundering among the offences uncovered. Crucially, Singaporean police arrested 19 sex workers linked to the syndicate during a year-long crackdown.

Their investigations helped expose the organisation’s operations in Thailand. Two Singaporean men and three Thai nationals are implicated. The arrests took place in September and October, with police announcing the operation on Thursday, October 29.

Thai and Singaporean police arrest four suspects over a prostitution network operating since 2019

The Royal Thai Police and Singapore Police Force announced the results of their joint investigation on Thursday. The operation targeted Lover’s Fortress, an international prostitution network operating since 2019. It recruited young Thai women to satisfy upmarket clients in the wealthy city state.

Investigators identified two Singaporean men, aged 46 and 42, as central figures. Two Thai women, aged 37 and 33, were also arrested. Separately, a 35-year-old Thai man was summoned to answer criminal allegations. The case involves suspected prostitution procurement, money laundering and participation in a transnational criminal organisation.

The arrests followed months of cooperation between Singapore’s Criminal Investigation Department and Thailand’s Central Investigation Bureau (CIB). Officers exchanged intelligence, examined financial transactions and traced the suspected organisers. On September 15, Thai police arrested three suspects during coordinated operations.

Another suspect was arrested on October 21. The arrests took place in Rayong and Phitsanulok provinces. However, the investigation was directed by the CIB and its Technology Crime Suppression Division.

Singaporean suspect admits arranging sex work since 2019 as police trace websites and bank payments

At the centre of the investigation was Mr Leow, a 46-year-old Singaporean national. During questioning, he reportedly admitted arranging for Thai women to provide sexual services in Singapore since 2019.

He also identified another Singaporean, a 42-year-old man named Aaron, as his business partner. Police subsequently linked both men to the organisation’s prostitution activities. Investigators established that the business operated through websites called 7th Heaven and 7th Heaven 2.

Both websites were associated with Lover’s Fortress and advertised prostitution services. In addition, the organisation used Telegram, LINE and WhatsApp to communicate with customers and arrange appointments.

These applications supported its online business alongside travel arrangements and financial transactions. Leow told investigators that approximately six Thai women were working under his supervision when he was arrested. Police also traced payments passing through a Thai woman’s bank account before reaching him.

Financial trail exposes travel bookings and the Thai wife accused of coordinating prostitution services

The financial trail helped investigators identify connections between the suspected organisers. As a result, officers gathered evidence supporting applications for arrest warrants from Thailand’s Criminal Court.

Their enquiries also identified individuals responsible for arranging travel, accommodation, online advertising and customer enquiries. The organisation’s operations therefore extended beyond recruitment, covering several stages of the prostitution business in Singapore.

Another central figure was Aphaphon, 37, Leow’s Thai wife. During questioning, she acknowledged helping operate the business. Her responsibilities included coordinating with agencies, arranging airline tickets and organising accommodation for Thai women travelling to Singapore.

Furthermore, she managed online activities designed to attract customers. According to investigators, Aphaphon received commissions through differences between expenses charged and the actual costs of arrangements.

Her role connected the organisation’s activities in Thailand with its prostitution business in Singapore. She handled travel arrangements, accommodation and agency coordination while managing customer-related activities.

Thai woman denies knowledge of prostitution payments as Singapore arrests 19 sex workers linked to network

Investigators also identified another Thai woman, Nanthani, 33, whose bank account received payments linked to the organisation. However, Nanthani denied knowing that the account was being used for prostitution. She told police she had provided access without receiving payment and denied involvement in the business.

On another front, investigators identified Pongsakorn, 35, as an online administrator working for the network. He reportedly acknowledged answering customer enquiries and editing photographs of women providing services through the organisation.

Pongsakorn told investigators that he acted under Aphaphon’s instructions. His responsibilities involved online communications and photographic material used by the business. Unlike the four arrested suspects, he was summoned to answer criminal allegations rather than detained under a court warrant.

The Singapore investigation delivered another major breakthrough. Police there arrested 19 sex workers managed by Lover’s Fortress during operations spanning October 2025 to September 2026. The arrests were conducted under Singapore’s Women’s Charter 1961. Subsequent enquiries involving the women helped investigators establish how the organisation operated. Importantly, the findings exposed connections between prostitution activities in Singapore and suspected organisers based in Thailand.

Cross-border intelligence leads to arrests as police seize phones, bank records and cash in Thailand

Singapore’s Specialised Crime Branch, part of the Criminal Investigation Department, subsequently shared intelligence with Thai authorities. The branch coordinated with Thailand’s Technology Crime Suppression Division to identify the suspected organisers.

Officers exchanged evidence, developed leads and traced individuals linked to the network. Consequently, Thai investigators located three principal suspects and arrested them on September 15. Further enquiries identified another suspected organiser, who was arrested on October 21.

The Singapore Police Force confirmed that the joint operation had dismantled the organisation’s prostitution activities in Singapore. Its Telegram groups were also closed. Meanwhile, investigators in Thailand recovered substantial quantities of electronic equipment, banking records and other property. The seizures provided additional material for the criminal investigation into the organisation’s financial and online activities.

During the initial searches, Thai police seized 12 mobile telephones, three computers, 14 bank passbooks and 10 ATM cards. Officers also confiscated ฿100,000 in cash and jewellery. The initial property seizures were valued at more than ฿350,000.

Following the fourth suspect’s arrest, police recovered another three mobile telephones, two bank passbooks and additional jewellery. Altogether, the combined seizures included 15 mobile telephones and 16 bank passbooks.

Property records and banking evidence support money laundering and organised crime allegations in Thailand

Notably, Singaporean authorities also identified land title deeds among the confiscated evidence. Property sale agreements and mortgage documents were recovered during the operation.

These records became part of the financial investigation into the suspected prostitution business. Investigators examined banking transactions alongside electronic communications and other evidence. The financial enquiries supported allegations extending beyond prostitution procurement to money laundering and transnational organised crime.

The criminal allegations include procuring women for prostitution, arranging sexual services and receiving financial benefits from prostitution. Investigators also identified suspected offences involving prostitution advertisements through websites and other public communications.

Additionally, the case involves accusations of conspiracy to launder money, joint money laundering and participation in a transnational criminal organisation. Thai law permits prosecution for specified procurement offences even where the women consented. Accordingly, the allegations extend beyond whether the women voluntarily travelled to Singapore.

Court warrants lead to four arrests as the Thai and Singaporean officers detail their joint investigation

The Criminal Court issued arrest warrants against Leow, Aphaphon and Nanthani on September 14. Thai officers arrested the three suspects the following day. A further warrant was issued against Aaron on October 19, followed by his arrest on October 21.

In contrast, Pongsakorn was summoned to answer the allegations. The five suspects therefore face different procedural circumstances as the criminal investigation proceeds.

The operation was conducted under Police Lieutenant General Nutthasak Chaovanasai, Commissioner of Thailand’s Central Investigation Bureau. Senior officers included Police Major General Chanannat Sartthawanphaet, commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division.

Officers from Division 3 of the division also participated. Across the border, Singapore’s Criminal Investigation Department coordinated its work through the Specialised Crime Branch.

Singapore’s Criminal Investigation Department was represented by its director, Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police Julius Lim. In Thursday’s statement, Lim praised the cooperation between investigators in both countries.

He highlighted intelligence sharing, coordinated investigations and efforts to trace proceeds from criminal activity. Police Lieutenant General Nutthasak also welcomed the results. He said Thai police would continue cooperating with Singaporean authorities to prevent similar criminal organisations from rebuilding their operations.

Police identify five suspects as Singapore sex worker arrests expose seven-year prostitution network

The investigation exposed a prostitution business operating across two countries since 2019. Its activities combined recruitment in Thailand with prostitution services in Singapore.

The organisation relied on online advertising, private messaging applications, airline bookings, accommodation arrangements and financial transfers. Investigators identified separate responsibilities among the suspects, including managing customers, arranging travel and handling payments.

Leow was identified as the principal organiser, with Aaron described as his Singaporean business partner. Aphaphon handled travel arrangements and customer-related activities. Nanthani’s bank account was linked to payments received by the organisation, although she denied knowing their purpose.

Pongsakorn acknowledged handling online enquiries and editing photographs under Aphaphon’s instructions. Together, these findings formed part of the evidence gathered by investigators examining the network’s operations.

The arrests of 19 sex workers in Singapore proved central to the case. Information obtained during those operations helped establish links between the women and the suspected organisers. In turn, Singaporean authorities passed intelligence to Thai investigators, supporting arrests during September and October. Police also recovered electronic equipment, financial records and property documents connected to the investigation.

Four arrested and fifth summoned as police close Singapore prostitution network and Telegram groups

The criminal proceedings now involve four arrested suspects and a fifth person summoned to answer allegations. The accusations cover prostitution procurement, money laundering and participation in transnational organised crime.

Singaporean police have also confirmed the closure of the organisation’s Telegram groups and the termination of its prostitution activities.

Thursday’s announcement marked the conclusion of the coordinated police operation against Lover’s Fortress. Investigators identified its suspected leadership, online communications, financial arrangements and recruitment activities.

The case also produced arrests in both countries, including the 19 sex workers detained in Singapore. After operating since 2019, the organisation has been dismantled, with five suspects facing criminal proceedings in Thailand.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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2026年10月30日上午10:59

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“泰国”类别下

新加坡警方在一次大规模行动中捣毁了一个长达七年的卖淫团伙，该团伙贩卖泰国女性至新加坡。四名嫌疑人，包括两名新加坡公民，在泰国被捕。第五名嫌疑人面临指控。此前，新加坡警方已逮捕了19名性工作者。警方曝光了名为“情人堡”（Lover's Fortress）的卖淫网络，该网络通过色情网站、Telegram和WhatsApp等平台运作。调查人员追踪了付款、航班和住宿信息，揭露了涉嫌洗钱和有组织犯罪活动。突袭行动缴获了现金、电脑、手机和银行记录。据报道，该团伙的新加坡籍头目承认自2019年起便开始运作，其泰国妻子负责协调行程和客户。警方于周四宣布了此次打击行动，确认该团伙已被捣毁，并有多人被捕。

泰国和新加坡警方联手捣毁了长达七年的“情人堡”卖淫团伙，逮捕了四名嫌疑人，并拘留了19名性工作者。洗钱活动正在调查中。（来源：Naewna）

泰国警方捣毁了一个长达七年的高端国际卖淫团伙，该团伙将泰国女性送往新加坡从事性交易。在与新加坡警方的联合调查后，四名涉嫌组织者在泰国被捕。

第五名嫌疑人也面临刑事诉讼。该犯罪网络通过网站、即时通讯应用和银行账户运作，涉嫌洗钱等罪行已被查明。至关重要的是，新加坡警方在长达一年的打击行动中逮捕了19名与该犯罪集团有关的性工作者。

他们的调查帮助揭露了该组织在泰国的活动。两名新加坡男子和三名泰国公民涉案。逮捕行动发生在9月和10月，警方于10月29日星期四宣布了此次行动。

泰国和新加坡警方逮捕了四名嫌疑人，他们涉嫌参与一个自2019年以来一直在运作的卖淫网络。

泰国皇家警察和新加坡警察部队周四公布了联合调查结果。此次行动的目标是“情人堡”（Lover's Fortress），这是一个自2019年以来一直在运作的国际卖淫网络。该网络招募年轻的泰国女性，为这个富裕城市国家的高端客户提供服务。

调查人员确认两名分别为46岁和42岁的新加坡男子为核心人物。两名分别为37岁和33岁的泰国女子也被逮捕。此外，一名35岁的泰国男子被传唤，就其涉嫌的刑事指控作出回应。该案涉及涉嫌拉皮条、洗钱以及参与跨国犯罪组织。

此次逮捕行动是新加坡刑事调查局和泰国中央调查局（CIB）数月合作的成果。双方官员交换情报，审查金融交易，并追踪涉嫌组织者。9月15日，泰国警方在联合行动中逮捕了三名嫌疑人。

10月21日，另一名嫌疑人被捕。逮捕行动分别在罗勇府和彭世洛府进行。不过，此次调查由刑事调查局及其科技犯罪打击部门负责。

新加坡一名嫌疑人承认自2019年起组织性交易，警方追踪其网站和银行付款记录。

调查的核心人物是46岁的新加坡籍男子廖先生。据报道，他在接受讯问时承认，自2019年以来，他一直安排泰国女性在新加坡提供性服务。

他还指认另一名新加坡籍男子亚伦（Aaron），42岁，是他的商业伙伴。警方随后将这两人与该组织的卖淫活动联系起来。调查人员查明，该组织通过名为“第七天堂”（7th Heaven）和“第七天堂2”（7th Heaven 2）的网站进行卖淫活动。

这两个网站都与“情人堡”有关联，并宣传卖淫服务。此外，该组织还使用 Telegram、LINE 和 WhatsApp 与客户沟通并安排预约。

这些应用程序为他的在线业务提供支持，包括旅行安排和金融交易。Leow告诉调查人员，他被捕时，大约有六名泰国女性在他的监管下工作。警方还追踪到，一些款项在到达Leow的银行账户之前，曾流经一名泰国女性的银行账户。

财务追踪揭露了旅行预订信息，以及被指控协调卖淫服务的泰国妻子。

资金流向帮助调查人员确定了嫌疑组织者之间的联系。因此，警方收集到了支持向泰国刑事法院申请逮捕令的证据。

他们的调查还确定了负责安排旅行、住宿、网络广告和客户咨询的人员。因此，该组织的运作范围不仅限于招募，还涵盖了新加坡卖淫行业的多个环节。

另一位关键人物是37岁的阿帕蓬，她是廖的泰国妻子。在审讯中，她承认协助经营这项生意。她的职责包括与中介机构协调、安排机票以及为前往新加坡的泰国女性安排住宿。

此外，她还负责管理旨在吸引客户的线上活动。据调查人员称，阿法蓬通过收取费用与实际安排成本之间的差额来获取佣金。

她的职责是将该组织在泰国的活动与其在新加坡的卖淫业务联系起来。她负责安排行程、住宿和与中介机构的协调，同时管理与客户相关的各项事宜。

一名泰国女子否认知晓卖淫费用，新加坡逮捕了19名与该网络有关的性工作者

调查人员还确认了另一名泰国女子南塔尼（Nanthani），33岁，她的银行账户曾收到与该组织有关的款项。然而，南塔尼否认知晓该账户被用于卖淫活动。她告诉警方，她只是提供了便利，并未收取任何费用，并否认参与卖淫活动。

另一方面，调查人员确认35岁的蓬萨科恩是该网络的在线管理员。据报道，他承认负责回复客户咨询，并编辑通过该组织提供服务的女性的照片。

蓬萨科恩告诉调查人员，他是按照阿帕蓬的指示行事的。他的职责包括公司使用的网络通讯和照片资料。与被捕的四名嫌疑人不同，他是被传唤回应刑事指控，而不是根据法院逮捕令被拘留。

新加坡的调查取得了又一重大突破。在2025年10月至2026年9月期间的行动中，新加坡警方逮捕了19名由“情人堡”（Lover's Fortress）组织操控的性工作者。此次逮捕行动依据新加坡1961年《妇女宪章》进行。随后对这些女性的调查帮助调查人员查明了该组织的运作方式。更重要的是，调查结果揭露了新加坡卖淫活动与身处泰国的涉嫌组织者之间的联系。

泰国警方利用跨境情报破案，缴获手机、银行记录和现金。

新加坡刑事调查部下属的专门犯罪调查科随后与泰国当局共享了情报。该科与泰国科技犯罪打击部门协调合作，以确定涉嫌组织者的身份。

警方交换证据，获取线索，并追踪与该犯罪网络有关的人员。随后，泰国调查人员锁定三名主要嫌疑人，并于9月15日将其逮捕。进一步调查又锁定另一名涉嫌组织者，并于10月21日将其逮捕。

新加坡警方证实，联合行动已捣毁该组织在新加坡的卖淫活动，其Telegram群组也被关闭。与此同时，泰国调查人员缴获了大量电子设备、银行记录和其他财物。这些缴获物为调查该组织的财务和网络活动提供了更多证据。

在初步搜查中，泰国警方查获了12部手机、3台电脑、14本银行存折和10张ATM卡。警方还缴获了10万泰铢现金和珠宝。初步查获的财物价值超过35万泰铢。

第四名嫌疑人落网后，警方又缴获了三部手机、两本银行存折和一些珠宝首饰。至此，警方共缴获了15部手机和16本银行存折。

泰国房产记录和银行证据支持洗钱和有组织犯罪的指控。

值得注意的是，新加坡当局还在查获的证据中发现了土地所有权证。行动中还缴获了房产买卖协议和抵押文件。

这些记录成为对涉嫌卖淫活动的财务调查的一部分。调查人员审查了银行交易记录、电子通信记录和其他证据。财务调查证实了除嫖娼之外的指控，这些指控还涉及洗钱和跨国有组织犯罪。

刑事指控包括为卖淫拉皮条、安排性服务以及从卖淫中获利。调查人员还发现涉嫌通过网站和其他公共渠道发布卖淫广告的犯罪行为。

此外，该案还涉及串谋洗钱、共同洗钱以及参与跨国犯罪组织的指控。泰国法律允许对特定拉皮条罪行提起诉讼，即使受害女性是自愿的。因此，指控的范围已超出受害女性是否自愿前往新加坡这一问题。

泰国和新加坡警方根据法院逮捕令逮捕了四人，并详细介绍了他们的联合调查。

9月14日，刑事法院对Leow、Aphaphon和Nanthani发出逮捕令。泰国警方于次日逮捕了这三名嫌疑人。10月19日，法院对Aaron发出另一份逮捕令，Aaron于10月21日被捕。

相比之下，蓬萨空被传唤以回应指控。因此，随着刑事调查的进行，这五名嫌疑人面临着不同的程序性情况。

此次行动由泰国中央调查局局长努塔萨克·乔瓦纳赛中将指挥。高级警官包括科技犯罪打击部门指挥官查南纳·萨塔万帕特少将。

该分局第三分队的警员也参与了行动。在边境另一侧，新加坡刑事调查局通过其专门犯罪科协调了相关工作。

新加坡刑事侦查局由其局长、高级助理警务处长林俊杰代表出席。林俊杰在周四的声明中赞扬了两国调查人员之间的合作。

他表示，双方加强了情报共享，协调了调查工作，并努力追查犯罪所得。泰国警察中将努塔萨克也对调查结果表示欢迎。他表示，泰国警方将继续与新加坡当局合作，防止类似的犯罪组织死灰复燃。

警方确认五名嫌疑人为新加坡性工作者，逮捕行动揭露了一个长达七年的卖淫网络。

调查揭露了一个自 2019 年以来在两国运营的卖淫团伙。该团伙在泰国招募人员，在新加坡提供卖淫服务。

该组织依靠网络广告、私人通讯应用、机票预订、住宿安排和资金转账进行运作。调查人员发现嫌疑人各自负责不同的工作，包括管理客户、安排行程和处理付款。

廖某被认定为主要组织者，亚伦则被描述为他的新加坡商业伙伴。阿帕蓬负责安排行程和客户相关事宜。南塔尼的银行账户与该组织收到的款项有关联，但她否认知晓这些款项的用途。

蓬萨空承认在阿帕蓬的指示下处理网络问询并编辑照片。这些发现共同构成了调查人员在调查该犯罪网络运作过程中收集的证据的一部分。

新加坡警方逮捕了19名性工作者，此案由此展开。行动中获取的信息有助于查明这些女性与涉嫌组织者之间的联系。随后，新加坡当局将情报提供给泰国调查人员，为9月和10月的逮捕行动提供了支持。警方还缴获了与调查相关的电子设备、财务记录和房产文件。

警方捣毁新加坡卖淫网络和Telegram群组，逮捕四人，传唤第五人。

目前，刑事诉讼涉及四名被捕嫌疑人和一名被传唤应诉的第五人。指控内容包括拉皮条、洗钱和参与跨国有组织犯罪。

新加坡警方也已证实关闭该组织的 Telegram 群组并终止其卖淫活动。

周四的公告标志着针对“情人堡”的联合警方行动告一段落。调查人员查明了该组织的嫌疑领导层、网络通讯、财务安排和招募活动。

此案导致两国均有人被捕，其中包括在新加坡被拘留的19名性工作者。该组织自2019年开始运作，现已被捣毁，五名嫌疑人在泰国面临刑事诉讼。

从东京妓院逃脱的女孩的母亲被曼谷刑事法院判处7年零6个月监禁。

被卖到东京妓院的泰国女孩的母亲在素万那普机场被人口贩运警察拘留。

一名12岁的泰国女孩于6月被母亲贩卖到日本，被迫在东京的妓院工作。她向警方寻求帮助，希望能回家。

警方联合行动捣毁了一个在新加坡运营的、由泰国运营的网上卖淫网络。

一名女医生因未申请保释而被监禁。她错综复杂的处方药交易网络细节曝光。

一名曼谷警察医生因涉嫌参与处方药走私活动被捕，幕后黑手竟是死者，而这与中国黑手党有关联。

曼谷警方展开大规模行动，捣毁与退伍军人医院有关的处方药贩卖团伙

一个由泰国运营的暗网伪造阿普唑仑（Xanax）团伙在英国被捣毁，10人被定罪。

英国前世界拳击冠军逃避可卡因指控。警方认为他已飞往阳光明媚的泰国。

詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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