Bangkok: “Ms. Golf” entered the Crime Suppression Division’s detention cell, visibly exhausted and bowing her hands in apology. Despite the gravity of her situation, she maintained silence, refraining from answering any questions about her feelings of remorse or willingness to apologize for her actions. Police from Division 2 of the Anti-Corruption Division (ACD) escorted Ms. Wilawan, also known as Sika

Bangkok: “Thaksin” came to court to testify in the case of being sued under Section 112 and the Computer Crimes Act. The Criminal Court has scheduled a hearing for the defendant’s witnesses in the case in which ‘Thaksin’ was charged under Section 112 and the Computer Crimes Act for his interview with a South Korean media outlet in 2015. According

Bangkok: Pol. Maj. Gen. Sirawat Deepo, Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division 1, has revealed that the statement of ‘Ms. Golf’ indicates her involvement in online gambling activities. The investigation has uncovered that more than 385 million baht in her account was used for gambling purposes. Authorities are actively seeking further information from the Anti-Corruption Division to expand the

Bangkok: Police have announced plans to detain ‘Ms. Golf’ tomorrow, as they expand their investigation into two fraud and extortion cases. Authorities claim to have clear financial evidence to proceed with prosecution. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Col. Anek Taosuphap, deputy commander of the Crime Suppression Division, stated that investigation officers will utilize the available 48-hour period to bring

Bangkok: Sweet chats have surfaced, implicating ‘Chao Khun Prasit’, the assistant abbot of Wat Prayurawongsawas Worawihan, in a romantic relationship with ‘Sika Golf’. The scandal unfolds as monks report that ‘Sika Golf’ has disrobed ten times, with suspicions of more disrobing incidents yet to be revealed. According to Thai News Agency, the case of Ms. Golf has seen significant developments

Bangkok: The National Police Inspector General revealed that he had found a money laundering source for ‘Kok An’ abroad. He is urgently coordinating to reclaim the Thai victims. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Gen. Thatchai Pitaneelabutr, Inspector-General of the Royal Thai Police, unveiled progress in the investigation into the residences of the daughter and son of Mr. Kok An.

Bangkok: The Royal Thai Police have initiated a significant move to address misconduct within the Buddhist monastic community by establishing the ‘Center for the Preservation of Buddhism and Promotion of the Dhamma-Vinaya.’ This center aims to tackle the misconduct of monks and restore faith in the religion by receiving and investigating complaints regarding violations of monastic discipline and other related