Bangkok: “Dr. Air” and her associates are contesting allegations in a drug trafficking case, maintaining their innocence. The court has set an evidence review for October 20. According to Thai News Agency, the Criminal Court on Ratchadaphisek Road has scheduled the examination of defendants in case number Y1719/2025. The prosecutor
Bangkok: The Office of the Narcotics Control Board (ONCB) has approved over 9 million baht to support officials and informants of drug cases. According to Thai News Agency, the ONCB has sanctioned the disbursement to aid officers and informants involved in drug cases, aiming to prevent and suppress drug trafficking
Bangkok: “Pa Nui,” the owner of a casino in Don Mueang, has been sentenced to 14 years and 129 months in prison, following a court ruling on multiple charges. The Don Mueang District Court handed down the sentence after “Pa Nui,” whose real name is Mr. Amnuay, confessed to six
Bangkok: Police have submitted case files against “Dr. Air” and his associates to prosecutors on the final day of their detention, sending the case to court today. The Narcotics Suppression Bureau has also issued arrest warrants for nine other doctors, clinic owners, and Dr. Air’s relatives, totaling 11 individuals. According
Bangkok: Mr. Kritsada Intamara, known as an anti-corruption lawyer, appeared at the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) with Ms. Thipawan, the seventh accused in Special Case No. 97/2016, to request the return of seized assets. This case, involving Mr. Somsak and 12 others, pertains to charges of fraud, document forgery,
Bangkok: “Big Tao” is set to summon an 80s influencer and singer to clarify their involvement with Mr. Alongkot, amidst ongoing investigations. Investigators are also questioning a close associate of Dr. B, who transferred a car to him, in a bid to determine potential exoneration avenues. According to Thai News
Khlong hat: The Khlong Hat Task Force confirmed the permanent closure of the Ban Khao Din checkpoint, with no entry or exit allowed by persons or vehicles, following the spread of a misleading video on social media. According to Thai News Agency, a misleading 1.34-minute clip circulated on social media
Yala: Security units have revealed that recent ATM bombings in the southern border provinces were orchestrated by a group with the intent to target property and destabilize the local economy. The attacks, which occurred in nine locations, created chaos and panic among residents late at night on September 1, 2015.