Nawamin: Police have arrested a 28-year-old man who broke into a bank in the Nawamin area alone, and found scissors hidden in his bag. He confessed that he had committed the crime many times before. According to Thai News Agency, CCTV footage from a bank’s Nawamin branch shows a man
Bangkok: Police are urgently investigating the financial trail of Wat Trithatthep’s accounts to determine the destination of funds, especially concerning any links to a former abbot and a laywoman. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col. Charoonkiat Pankaew, deputy commander of the Central Investigation Bureau, disclosed the ongoing progress
Bangkok: Metropolitan Police detectives have arrested another member of the ‘Japanese Tiger’ gang, implicated in the theft of 3.4 million baht. During the arrest, the suspect attempted to flee by climbing onto a roof but fell, sustaining injuries. Authorities are searching for four other members who remain at large. According
Bangkok: ‘Kusumalawati’, a former candidate for Senator, has formally requested the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) to investigate and prosecute those involved in the controversial Khao Kradong land case in Buriram Province. She submitted her petition to Pol. Lt. Col. Yuthana Phraedam, Director-General of DSI, with Pol. Lt. Col. Woranan
Bangkok: The chief of the airport immigration police has confirmed that no officers threatened or forced the woman involved in a drug smuggling case to transport drugs from Thailand to Georgia. This statement comes amid claims made by the suspect, Bella May Calley, a British national, who alleged in a
Bangkok: The gang responsible for the audacious robbery of 3.4 million baht at a renowned shopping mall in the Lat Phrao district has been apprehended and subjected to extensive questioning by the police. The suspects claimed they were misled into participating in the crime and have yet to receive their
Bangkok: Checked 7 accounts of Wat Trithatthep, no money leaked to other persons found. Wat Trithatthep has appointed a new temple administrator. After checking 7 temple accounts, no money was found to have leaked to other persons, apart from the temple committee’s approval. According to Thai News Agency, progress in
Bangkok: Film Ratthaphum and DJ Man reach an understanding after a lengthy court mediation, agreeing to withdraw a defamation lawsuit, while a separate case remains ongoing at the Crime Suppression Division. Today at the Criminal Court on Ratchadaphisek Road, Mr. Ratthaphum Tokongsub, known as Film, and Mr. Phatthanapol Kunchar, known