Bangkok: Police are preparing to detain “Tid George” and “Dr. B” after lengthy and stressful interrogation. They are opposing bail during the investigation, fearing they might flee and destroy evidence. According to Thai News Agency, investigators from the Crime Suppression Division brought former monk Alongkot, also known as Tid George,

Bangkok: Former monk, known as “Phra Alongkot,” has disclosed his real identity as Kriangkrai Petchkaew, revealing that he assumed the identity of his close friend, Alongkot Phlomuk, to evade military service years ago. According to Thai News Agency, the former monk confessed during questioning that he had initially registered for

Bangkok: Police take former Phra Alongkot and Dr. Bee into custody and send them to the Central Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct, and oppose bail. According to Thai News Agency, at approximately 10:00 a.m., investigators from the Crime Suppression Division escorted former monk Alongkot, also known as Tid George,

Bangkok: AMLO is actively gathering evidence to investigate the assets connected to the Wat Phra Bat Nam Phu case. According to Thai News Agency, a spokesman from the Anti-Money Laundering Office (AMLO) disclosed that they are compiling evidence for submission to the Asset Transactions Committee. This committee is responsible for

Bangkok: Police investigating the money trail found three or four close associates involved in the embezzlement of assets belonging to Wat Phra Bat Nam Phu. They also found evidence that Dr. B had indeed transferred houses and land to other individuals. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Col. Anek Taosuphap,

Bangkok: Luang Pu Sila anoints the plaque and sprinkles holy water to bring good fortune to the officers of the Crime Suppression Division. Hundreds of people attended the ceremony designed to encourage police officers in their duties. According to Thai News Agency, the event took place at the Phitaksanti Building,

Bangkok: The Office of the Attorney General (OAG) has issued an appeal order, dismissing the case against six defendants involved in altering the speed limit of “Boss Yoovidhya’s” car. The appeal comes after the lower court’s verdict to dismiss charges against Pol. Gen. Somyot and his associates, accused of corruption