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
Nonthaburi: Another member of the gang responsible for stealing 3.4 million baht from a shopping mall in Lat Phrao has turned himself in to authorities. The suspect claims that his role was limited to driving his accomplices to the crime scene and did not involve fleeing with the main perpetrator,
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
Krabi: An arrest warrant has been issued for Mr. Wivat, known as ‘Bang En’, following a fatal shooting incident in Koh Lanta Noi Subdistrict, Krabi Province. Mr. Wivat, 41, is accused of shooting Mr. Apiwat, 37, and his 1-year-old daughter, leading to their deaths, and injuring Mr. Apiwat’s wife, Ms.
Bangkok: “Big Tao” engaged in discussions with the Public Sector Anti-Corruption Commission (PACC) regarding the unexpected disrobing of the abbot of Wat Trithatthep, Phra Khun Ach, amid allegations involving a secret video and temple assets. According to Thai News Agency, the Central Investigation Bureau hosted a meeting to assess the
Bangkok: “Thaksin” appeared in court as scheduled, avoiding the media, to attend the examination of plaintiff’s witnesses in the Section 112 case. The former prime minister was reportedly concerned about a clip used in the complaint against him. According to Thai News Agency, the proceedings took place at the Criminal
Bangkok: The court convened the initial hearing for the plaintiff’s witnesses in the case against Thaksin Shinawatra under Section 112 of the Criminal Code and the Computer Crime Act. The case revolves around an interview given by the former Prime Minister to foreign media in 2015. Thaksin, accompanied by his
Bangkok: Toon P.C.N.3-Dearlai, two YouTubers with a history involving drugs and firearms, surrendered after shooting at police during a sting operation to buy e-cigarettes. They claimed they mistook the police for rivals. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Naphonthorn, known as Toon P.C.N.3, aged 35, and Mr. Sorasak, nicknamed “Dear