Bangkok: Pol. Lt. Gen. Trirong Phiwpaen, Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD), clarified that there is no agenda to dismantle the Kok An network, despite evidence linking the owner to a 25-storey building in Poipet. The investigation has yet to uncover any connection to “Churi,” the daughter of

Bangkok: The Anti-Corruption Division is preparing to conduct another search of Wat Muang following the abbot’s failure to attend a scheduled appointment with police regarding the disappearance of 10 million baht in cash and 300 baht in gold. The abbot has not submitted the required financial documents of the temple

Bangkok: Police reveal that ‘Ms. K’ confessed to losing millions of baht at a time in online gambling. The Cyber Police Commander stated that ‘Ms. K’ has already given her statement as a witness for the Technology Crime Suppression Division 1 and confessed to using the money to gamble. She

Bangkok: The Phetkasem Police Station has announced significant progress in the investigation of the missing 10 million baht from the abbot of Wat Muang, underscoring that no crime leaves no traces. Officials are working diligently to uncover the whereabouts of the funds and have requested additional time to conclude their

Bangkok: The Commander of Metropolitan Police Division 2 has assured fairness to all parties involved in a high-profile case where a Senate subcommittee advisor has accused a senator of indecent conduct. The case has faced delays due to the senator’s parliamentary commitments and privileges, which have postponed the issuance of

Phnom penh: Cyber police have initiated a major operation aimed at dismantling the network of Kok An, the godfather of Crown Casino and a close associate of Samdech Hun Sen. The operation, titled ‘Close the Horse Account Building, Hunt the Cambodian Capitalists,’ involves searches across 19 locations in three provinces.

Nonthaburi: “Johnny the Enforcer,” along with his attorney Kerdphol Kaewkerd, has lodged a formal complaint with the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) against the Director-General of the Department of Social Development and Welfare, as well as three officials, for alleged misconduct and defamation. This complaint arises from allegations that the officials