Bangkok: In a significant ruling by the Central Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases, Pol. Gen. Somyot Pumpanmuang, the former national police chief, alongside several other defendants, has escaped a prison sentence in the highly publicized “Boss Yoovidhya” case. However, the court has sentenced Mr. Net Naksuk, the former deputy attorney general, to 3 years in prison, while Attorney

Bangkok: Director of the Office of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation, Mr. Suriyachai Rawiwan, shared updates on the efforts to salvage the collapsed new Office of the Auditor General building. This morning, the building wreckage in Zones A and D was measured at 9.78 meters, while Zones B and C measured 8.58 meters at their highest points, with most areas being

Bangkok: “Kan Jom Phalang” has taken “Auntie Somsri” to file a complaint with the Ministry of Justice, seeking compensation and witness protection after a luxury car crashed into a pickup truck, leaving her husband, Mr. Prajak, in serious condition. Fearing intimidation, the couple is navigating a complex legal and medical situation. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Kanthas Pongpaiboonwet, also

Bangkok: Pol. Gen. Somyot Pumpanmuang expressed relief after the court dismissed the case against him concerning the alleged alteration of the speed of an energy drink heir’s car. He expressed gratitude towards the court for allowing him to be present during the verdict. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Gen. Somyot, a former national police chief and ex-president of the

Min Buri: The court has granted bail to a 28-year-old pregnant woman, Ms. Worawan, who is accused in an assault case resulting in death. The decision was influenced by her pregnancy and her cooperation with the authorities. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Col. Sompot Thongmoon, the Superintendent of Min Buri Police Station, reported that Ms. Worawan, also known as

Bangkok: An elderly man who claimed to be a police officer and extorted money from the abbot of a well-known temple in Thonburi has been apprehended. The suspect, Mr. Jup Thipsuna, 43, was arrested on Phahonyothin Road in Ayutthaya Province as part of an investigation into fraudulent activities involving impersonation. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Jup Thipsuna was detained

Bangkok: The Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division has disclosed that the Sai Mai Police Station is implicated in offenses related to online gambling solicitation. This revelation follows the submission of evidence by ‘Kan Jom Phalang’ regarding a gambling website operated by an individual using the Facebook name ‘S.P. Sai Mai.’ The Cyber Police are currently investigating the matter.

Bangkok: Cyber police have successfully arrested a suspect involved in a scam where an 81-year-old woman was tricked into transferring 4.4 million baht. This was achieved through a collaborative effort between the Technology Crime Suppression Division, the AOC 1441 Center, and the Bank of Thailand, leading to the launch of the operation titled ‘MONEY CASH BACK, Close Accounts, Hunt Down