Bangkok: The family of a rider who was killed by an angry half-Indian man who chased and hit him, hugged each other and cried while receiving the body and pouring water on the corpse. The court granted bail to the suspect for 600,000 baht, put on an EM bracelet and prohibited him from leaving the country. According to Thai News

Bangkok: DSI Director-General has given the green light for an investigation into Tangmo’s case to assess possible distortions in the criminal justice process and potential involvement of individuals or government officials. The investigation is anticipated to commence on January 27. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col. Nattapol Disayatham, a specialist in consumer and environmental protection cases and head

Bangkok: The father of the suspect involved in the incident where a rider was fatally struck has issued a public apology to the family of the deceased. He expressed his regret and asked for forgiveness, acknowledging the pain caused by the incident. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Kamsan, the father of the accused, made a journey with his wife

Thonburi: The Metropolitan Police Chief has directed officers to raid a ketamine production site in Thonburi, uncovering equipment for producing steroids, jelly, HAPPY WATER, and a significant amount of ketamine. Pol. Lt. Gen. Sayam Boonsom, Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB), tasked Pol. Maj. Gen. Noppasin Poolsawat, Deputy Commissioner of the MPB, alongside Pol. Col. Santi Korkesom and Pol.

Bangkok: Mr. Sondhi Limthongkul recently organized a luncheon to express gratitude to the volunteers who participated in the reenactment of the tragic incident involving the actress ‘Tangmo Pattaratida.’ The event took place on January 16 and was spearheaded by Mr. Nawat Itsaragrisil, featuring contributions from Miss Grand beauty queens, teacher Panthep Puapongpan, and Dr. Thawatchai Kanchanarin. It was noted that

Phuket: Cyber police have issued a warning that participating in the “Jagat Coin Hunting” activity may be considered a crime of trespassing, which could result in imprisonment and fines, as well as potential victimization by scammers. According to Thai News Agency, the warning follows numerous complaints in Phuket Province regarding individuals invited via social media to partake in the Jagat

Bangkok: A young businessman reported to the police after being tricked into investing in a lottery scam, resulting in 50 million baht in damages. He revealed that the person who tricked him created a credible profile and referred to a famous senior figure. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. A (pseudonym), aged 53, traveled to file a complaint with the

Bangkok: The Criminal Court on Ratchadaphisek Road has sentenced Mr. Decha Kittiwittayanan, known as Nai Klai Took, to one year in prison with a suspended sentence and fined him 100,000 baht for defaming Assoc. Prof. Wirachai Phutthawong, also known as Ajarn Odd. The court’s decision follows a defamation case brought by Ajarn Odd, a lecturer in the Department of Chemistry