Fresh arrest warrant application to be made for ‘Godd Dam’ page boss on Thursday as police expand case

October 28, 2026 at 12:43 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Politics , Thailand

Thai cybercrime police are making a second bid to arrest the suspected operator of the ‘Godd Dam’ Facebook page on Thursday after their first warrant application failed. The case centres on a forged ฿7 million bank transfer falsely implicating Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. However, the suspect’s identity is disputed, despite reports naming a 26-year-old former Move Forward Party member. Meanwhile, Kasikornbank has exposed the fake payment, police are investigating politicians who shared it, and Anutin is threatening legal action. A separate royal defamation investigation has intensified the scandal. The controversy has also sparked accusations of selective enforcement, with critics questioning why police pursued Godd Dam faster than illegal gambling websites.

Cyber police seek a fresh Godd Dam warrant over a fake ฿7m slip targeting Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. National Police Commissioner General Samran Nuanma oversees a royal probe. ( Source: Siam Rath )

Thai cybercrime police are preparing a fresh arrest warrant application against the suspected administrator of the Facebook page Godd Dam. The move follows the publication of a fabricated ฿7 million bank transfer slip targeting Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul.

However, a dispute has emerged over who actually controls the page. A 26-year-old former Move Forward Party member has been publicly identified, but a government minister disputes the identification. Meanwhile, police are investigating politicians who circulated the document. A separate royal defamation complaint has also opened another criminal investigation involving the page, which has 130,000 followers.

The investigation took another turn on Wednesday, 28 October, as cybercrime police prepared to return to the Criminal Court. Their first application for an arrest warrant had been withdrawn after judicial consideration. Investigators are gathering further evidence before making another attempt to secure the suspected administrator’s arrest.

Cyber police prepare fresh arrest warrant as Kasikornbank exposes fabricated ฿7 million payment slip

Police Major General Prasong Chalermphan, commander of Cyber Crime Investigation Division 1, confirmed the planned application. Investigators initially approached the court on Tuesday, 27 October. However, after the court examined their evidence, officers withdrew the application for further work. They subsequently prepared to submit another request on Wednesday.

The proposed charge concerns introducing false information into a computer system under Thailand’s Computer Crime Act. In parallel, investigators are examining the wider circulation of the fabricated bank document. The inquiry could therefore extend beyond whoever originally published the Facebook post.

The controversy centres on a document purporting to show a ฿7 million transfer to Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul. The purported payment was described as “tea money”, suggesting an improper financial arrangement. Yet Kasikornbank subsequently established that the document was fabricated. The bank confirmed that neither the purported account nor the transaction existed in its records.

Further checks revealed another discrepancy. According to Thai PBS, the bank’s K PLUS system imposed a daily transfer limit of ฿5 million. The purported ฿7 million transaction therefore exceeded that limit. Police subsequently obtained bank evidence as part of their criminal investigation.

Police pursue false bank transfer case as dispute grows over the identity of Godd Dam administrator

The findings prompted proceedings under Section 14 of the Computer Crime Act. Investigators are examining how the document appeared online and who was responsible for publishing it. They are also reviewing its distribution through social media, including posts shared by politicians.

Godd Dam had already established a substantial audience before the investigation began. According to police information, the Facebook page was created on 13 December 2022. It subsequently attracted approximately 130,000 followers. The account is now the subject of two separate criminal investigations concerning different publications.

Police Lieutenant General Thinnakorn Rangmat, Commissioner of the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau, confirmed developments on Wednesday. He outlined the continuing effort to obtain an arrest warrant. However, police had not announced the court’s approval of the renewed application. Nor had they announced the arrest of the suspected administrator.

The legal proceedings have been complicated by uncertainty surrounding the page’s ownership. On Monday, 26 October, Thai PBS reported that authorities had identified a 26-year-old man named Chairat. The report linked him to Chum Saeng district in Nakhon Sawan province and Bangkok’s Bang Khen district. It also described him as a former member of the now-disbanded Move Forward Party.

Chairat reportedly graduated with a degree in business computing from a university in northern Thailand. His identification quickly became another element of the controversy. However, Deputy Digital Economy and Society Minister Boonthida Somchai subsequently challenged the certainty of the reports.

Deputy minister disputes identification of suspect as police seek IP evidence from Facebook platform

Speaking at Bhumjaithai Party headquarters on 26 October, Boonthida addressed the identification of the suspected administrator. She said the name circulating online had originated with social-media investigators. Crucially, she maintained that authorities had not independently confirmed the young man’s responsibility for operating Godd Dam.

Instead, investigators were seeking technical information from the social-media platform. This included IP addresses associated with the Facebook account. Boonthida said police should establish the administrator’s identity through their own investigation. She rejected reliance on claims circulating among online commentators.

The deputy minister explained that her ministry had coordinated with the Ministry of Justice and technology crime investigators. Her ministry had gathered preliminary information. However, she said the police unit investigating technology offences held the authority to request information from the platform.

Boonthida also called for investigators to announce the administrator’s identity once it had been formally established. She stressed that the individual named online had been identified by social-media users rather than confirmed through official procedures.

Her intervention followed reports identifying Chairat as the suspected operator. Nevertheless, police had not publicly disclosed technical evidence linking him to the fabricated transfer. Investigators still needed to establish who controlled the account when the disputed material appeared.

Withdrawn warrant application deepens scrutiny as suspect’s aunt speaks and royal complaint emerges

The uncertainty gained further attention following the withdrawal of the initial arrest warrant application. Police had sought judicial approval on Tuesday before gathering additional evidence. Subsequently, officers prepared another application for Wednesday. The authorities did not specify which evidence required further examination.

On another front, Thai media reported comments from a relative of the young man on Tuesday, 27 October. Reports by Siam News and Mumkhao referred to statements from his aunt. She reportedly discussed the controversy surrounding her nephew and his reported connection to Godd Dam.

However, those accounts did not establish whether the relative confirmed or denied his involvement. Neither did they establish that Chairat personally uploaded the fabricated bank transfer slip. Accordingly, the reports did not settle the dispute over the administrator’s identity.

The ownership controversy is unfolding alongside a separate investigation concerning posts about Thailand’s monarchy. On Monday, 26 October, Police Lieutenant Colonel Thaen Chaisaeng filed a complaint at Bang Khen Police Station. He serves as a deputy superintendent in the Special Branch Bureau.

Special Branch pursues royal defamation complaint separately from cybercrime case over forged transfer

The complaint concerned earlier material published by Godd Dam. Police claimed the posts contained false or distorted information about the monarchy. As a result, investigators are examining possible offences under Section 112 of the Criminal Code. That investigation is separate from the fabricated ฿7 million transfer case.

Senior police officers confirmed the distinction during a briefing on Tuesday, 27 October. Royal Thai Police Commissioner General Police General Samran Nuanma addressed reporters at Metropolitan Police Investigation Division 8. He appeared alongside Police Major General Siriwat Deepo, Deputy Inspector General and Royal Thai Police spokesperson.

Police General Samran confirmed that two separate case files were being handled. The Bang Khen investigation concerns the Section 112 complaint. By contrast, the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau is responsible for the fabricated payment document. Both investigations concern the same Facebook page but involve different publications.

The police chief said he was overseeing developments in the royal defamation investigation. However, responsibility for the case remained with the Bangkok Metropolitan Police. The cybercrime proceedings would continue separately through the relevant investigating officers.

Police Major General Siriwat provided further details about the forged transfer slip. Following the Facebook publication, senior officers met the cybercrime police commander. A dedicated investigation team was then established to examine the document and determine whether offences had occurred.

Police confirm forged transfer and deny arrest reports as investigators examine Godd Dam account owner

Investigators subsequently established that the purported bank transfer was false. Kasikornbank confirmed that the ฿7 million transaction had not taken place. In response, police proceeded with a complaint under Section 14 of the Computer Crime Act.

Police Major General Siriwat confirmed that Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau Division 4 had filed the complaint. Officers were continuing to collect evidence before pursuing summonses or arrest warrants. The police spokesperson said investigators would follow the necessary legal procedures.

Earlier, on Monday, cybercrime police had explicitly denied reports that the suspected administrator had already been arrested. Police Major General Siriwat rejected claims that anyone had been detained and transferred to Bang Khen Police Station. He confirmed that no suspect had been taken into custody or summoned for special questioning.

Police Lieutenant General Thinnakorn also addressed the identification of the suspected administrator. He said investigators believed one individual controlled the page rather than a group. Nevertheless, police still needed to verify the account holder’s identity and examine the publications individually.

The commissioner explained that officers were reviewing earlier posts to determine whether additional offences had occurred. He also confirmed cooperation with the Digital Economy and Society Ministry and security agencies. Investigators were examining the evidence before deciding which charges could be pursued.

Anutin dismisses fabricated ฿7 million payment and reserves right to sue politicians who shared post

Meanwhile, the controversy reached Government House, where Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul addressed reporters on Monday afternoon. Speaking at 4.05 pm, the Prime Minister and Minister of Interior dismissed the claims surrounding the fabricated payment.

“People don’t take untrue news seriously,” Anutin told reporters. He said mature individuals capable of distinguishing truth from falsehood would not pay attention to such reports. Furthermore, he suggested that the document attracted attention from people deliberately endorsing or circulating it.

“See? Nobody cares, except for those with malicious intent who like and share,” he said. The Prime Minister nevertheless made clear that he reserved the right to take legal action. He said he could pursue proceedings to protect his rights and reputation.

Reporters then questioned whether politicians who shared the fabricated document could face personal legal action. Anutin confirmed that pursuing such proceedings remained his right. However, he stopped short of announcing an immediate lawsuit against any named politician.

When pressed about his intentions, the Prime Minister referred to his regular legal advisers. He said he had lawyers available to handle such matters. No immediate personal proceedings were announced during the exchange.

Cybercrime police examine politicians who circulated false bank slip and weigh possible prosecutions

The question of further prosecutions is already being examined by cybercrime investigators. Police Lieutenant General Thinnakorn confirmed that officers were reviewing individuals who redistributed the original Facebook post. He warned that sharing false information could expose those responsible to criminal proceedings.

Importantly, investigators were examining the circumstances surrounding individual posts and their distribution. The police commissioner said offences would be considered separately where the evidence justified prosecution. Consequently, the investigation covers more than the original publication.

Officers are examining whether individuals knowingly circulated the fabricated document. However, police have not established that everyone who shared the post committed an offence. Nor have investigators confirmed charges against all politicians who redistributed the claims.

Deputy Minister Boonthida also addressed the possible prosecution of politicians. She said investigators would need to consider their intentions when deciding whether legal action was justified. In particular, she criticised public figures who circulated the document without first checking its authenticity.

Boonthida noted that some politicians had previously promoted campaigns encouraging people to check information before sharing it. Yet she accused them of disregarding that principle when the controversy involved the Prime Minister. She said their positions carried responsibilities because their actions could influence public opinion.

Sirichok challenges speed of Godd Dam investigation as Anutin denies ordering police to take action

The police response has also triggered a dispute over the speed of the investigation. Former Democrat Party MP Sirichok Sopha questioned why authorities appeared to be moving so quickly against Godd Dam. He compared their response with police efforts against illegal online gambling websites.

Sirichok suggested that the authorities were acting faster against the Facebook page than against gambling operations. His remarks subsequently prompted questions to Anutin about whether the investigation had received special attention.

The Prime Minister rejected suggestions that he had directed the police response. Instead, he told reporters to address questions about the investigation to the National Police Chief. He maintained that he had issued no instructions concerning the case.

Anutin also said he had learned about developments through reports from journalists. He denied personally directing the investigation or ordering action against the Facebook page.

The exchange became sharper when reporters raised Sirichok’s criticism directly. “Do I need to answer that?” Anutin replied. He then walked into the Government House building, ending the exchange.

Deputy minister rebuts gambling comparison as cybercrime chief defends police investigation procedures

Deputy Digital Economy and Society Minister Boonthida Somchai separately rejected Sirichok’s comparison. She maintained that police had already taken action against illegal online gambling operations. According to the deputy minister, authorities had closed several gambling websites.

Boonthida challenged suggestions that those gambling websites remained freely accessible. She questioned how critics were reaching the websites they cited. Furthermore, she maintained that several sites could no longer be accessed through ordinary mobile telephone connections.

Her comments came as cybercrime investigators continued examining the distribution of the fabricated bank document. The authorities were also pursuing technical evidence to identify the original publisher.

Police Lieutenant General Thinnakorn separately defended the speed of the investigation. Speaking on Monday, he said the allegations affected several aspects of national administration. Accordingly, he maintained that police were obliged to respond promptly while following established procedures.

The commissioner rejected suggestions that the investigation was being handled outside normal police processes. He said officers were acting on the evidence and examining the facts before proceeding against individuals.

Police distinguish independent cybercrime prosecution from any personal complaint by Prime Minister

At that stage, Anutin had not appointed anyone to act on his behalf in the police investigation. The commissioner explained that the Prime Minister could decide whether to submit a personal complaint. However, police could pursue certain offences independently where the law permitted.

Police Major General Siriwat also distinguished between offences requiring a personal complaint and those prosecuted by the authorities. He explained that some Computer Crime Act offences could be pursued without a complaint from the person concerned.

The investigation has consequently developed along several separate lines. Cybercrime officers are pursuing the original publication of the fabricated payment slip. They are also seeking to establish who controlled Godd Dam when the document appeared.

Beyond that, investigators are reviewing the conduct of individuals who subsequently circulated the material. The separate Section 112 complaint remains under the responsibility of the Bangkok Metropolitan Police.

The distinction between the investigations was reinforced by Police General Samran’s statement on Tuesday. He confirmed that the royal defamation complaint and the cybercrime proceedings would remain separate. Both concern the same Facebook account, although the complaints address different publications.

Anutin reserves right to sue as police pursue account ownership evidence and renewed arrest warrant

Anutin’s possible personal lawsuit introduces another legal dimension. The Prime Minister has reserved his right to sue over the fabricated allegations. Nevertheless, he has not announced immediate proceedings against a named politician.

The central cybercrime case remains focused on the forged bank document. Kasikornbank has established that the purported ฿7 million payment never occurred. Police have also confirmed the criminal complaint under Section 14 of the Computer Crime Act.

Yet the identity of the person responsible for publishing the document remains disputed. Chairat was publicly identified in reports on 26 October. However, Deputy Minister Boonthida subsequently said authorities had not independently confirmed his control of the page.

Investigators were therefore seeking technical information from the social-media platform, including IP addresses. Police have not announced that the information establishes the named suspect’s responsibility for the post.

The first arrest warrant application was withdrawn following judicial consideration on Tuesday. Police Major General Prasong Chalermphan subsequently confirmed plans to submit a renewed application on Wednesday, 28 October.

Meanwhile, the Section 112 investigation continues through Bang Khen Police Station. Cybercrime investigators are separately examining the circulation of the fabricated bank document by politicians and other individuals.

Police have yet to announce whether the Criminal Court granted the renewed arrest warrant application. Investigators are also pursuing technical evidence identifying the person behind Godd Dam. The next court decision will determine whether police can proceed with the arrest of the suspected administrator.

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James Morris is a pename for an international writer based in Bangkok who works on various international news media. He is a sub editor with the Thai Examiner news website since it began in 2015. Son Nguyen is an international writer and news commentator specialising in Thai news and current affairs. He commenced working with the Thai Examiner News Desk in May 2018.

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作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

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泰国网络犯罪警察周四再次尝试逮捕“Godd Dam”脸书页面的运营者，此前他们的首次逮捕令申请被驳回。此案的核心是一笔伪造的700万泰铢银行转账，该转账错误地将总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔牵连其中。尽管有报道称嫌疑人是一名26岁的前前进党成员，但其身份仍存在争议。与此同时，开泰银行曝光了这笔虚假付款，警方正在调查转发该付款的政界人士，阿努廷也威胁要采取法律行动。另一起针对皇室诽谤的调查也加剧了这场丑闻。这场风波还引发了选择性执法的指责，批评人士质疑警方为何对“Godd Dam”的打击力度远大于对非法赌博网站的打击。

网络警察正在申请新的搜查令，调查一起针对泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔的700万泰铢伪造账单案。国家警察总监萨姆兰·努安玛将军正在主持一项皇家调查。（来源：暹罗快讯）

泰国网络犯罪警察正准备对涉嫌运营Facebook页面Godd Dam的管理员发出新的逮捕令申请。此前，有人伪造了一张针对泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔的700万泰铢银行转账凭证并发布。

然而，关于该页面的实际控制权出现了争议。一名26岁的前“前进党”成员的身份已被公开，但一位政府部长对此提出异议。与此同时，警方正在调查散布该文件的政客。此外，另一起涉及该页面的诽谤皇室投诉也引发了刑事调查，该页面拥有13万粉丝。

10月28日星期三，调查出现新的转机，网络犯罪警察准备再次向刑事法庭提出申请。此前，他们首次申请的逮捕令经司法审议后已被撤回。调查人员正在收集更多证据，之后将再次尝试逮捕这名涉嫌管理员。

网络警察准备新的逮捕令，此前开泰银行曝光了一张伪造的700万泰铢付款单。

网络犯罪调查第一分局局长、警察少将普拉松·查勒姆潘证实了这项申请计划。调查人员最初于10月27日星期二向法院提出申请。然而，在法院审查了他们的证据后，警方撤回了申请，以便进行进一步调查。随后，他们准备于星期三再次提交申请。

拟议的指控涉及根据泰国《计算机犯罪法》向计算机系统植入虚假信息。与此同时，调查人员正在调查伪造银行文件的更广泛传播情况。因此，调查范围可能不仅限于最初发布该Facebook帖子的人。

争议的焦点在于一份据称显示向泰国总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔转账700万泰铢的文件。这笔所谓的款项被描述为“茶水钱”，暗示存在不正当的财务安排。然而，开泰银行随后证实该文件系伪造。该银行确认，其记录中既不存在所谓的账户，也不存在这笔交易。

进一步核查发现了另一处疑点。据泰国公共广播公司（Thai PBS）报道，该银行的K PLUS系统设定了每日转账限额为500万泰铢。因此，这笔所谓的700万泰铢交易超过了该限额。警方随后获取了银行的相关证据，作为刑事调查的一部分。

警方正在调查一起虚假银行转账案件，与此同时，关于戈德大坝管理员身份的争议也在不断升级。

调查结果促使警方根据《计算机犯罪法》第14条展开调查。调查人员正在调查该文件如何出现在网络上，以及是谁发布了该文件。他们还在审查该文件在社交媒体上的传播情况，包括政界人士分享的帖子。

在调查开始前，Godd Dam 就已经拥有了相当数量的粉丝。根据警方信息，该 Facebook 页面创建于 2022 年 12 月 13 日，随后吸引了约 13 万名粉丝。目前，该账号因发布不同的内容而面临两项独立的刑事调查。

网络犯罪调查局局长、警察中将廷纳功·朗马特周三证实了案件进展。他概述了警方仍在努力获取逮捕令的情况。然而，警方尚未宣布法院批准重新提出的申请，也未宣布逮捕涉嫌管理员。

由于该页面的所有权存在不确定性，法律程序变得复杂。10月26日星期一，泰国公共电视台（Thai PBS）报道称，当局已确认一名26岁的男子名叫Chairat。报道指出，他与那空沙旺府春盛县和曼谷邦肯县有关联，并称他曾是现已解散的前进党成员。

据报道，Chairat毕业于泰国北部一所大学，获得商业计算机学位。他的身份很快成为争议的又一焦点。然而，泰国数字经济与社会部副部长汶提达·颂猜随后对这些报道的真实性提出了质疑。

副部长对嫌疑人身份提出异议，警方正寻求从Facebook平台获取IP证据

10月26日，汶提达在泰自豪党总部发表讲话，谈及涉嫌管理者的身份问题。她表示，网上流传的名字来自社交媒体调查人员。至关重要的是，她强调，当局尚未独立证实这名年轻人是否负责戈德水坝的运营。

相反，调查人员正在从该社交媒体平台获取技术信息，包括与该Facebook账户关联的IP地址。布恩蒂达表示，警方应该通过自己的调查来确定管理员的身份，她不相信网络评论员流传的说法。

副部长解释说，她的部门已与司法部和科技犯罪调查人员协调，并收集了初步信息。但她表示，负责调查科技犯罪的警方部门有权向平台索取信息。

布恩蒂达还呼吁调查人员在正式确认管理员身份后立即公布。她强调，网上指认的这个人是由社交媒体用户指认的，而非通过官方程序确认的。

她的介入源于有报道称Chairat是涉嫌操作者。然而，警方尚未公开将他与这笔伪造的转账联系起来的技术证据。调查人员仍需确定争议款项出现时，账户的控制人是谁。

撤回逮捕令申请后，嫌疑人姑姑发声，皇室投诉浮出水面，令调查更加深入。

在撤回最初的逮捕令申请后，这种不确定性更加引人注目。警方周二在收集更多证据之前曾寻求司法批准。随后，警方准备了另一份申请，计划于周三提交。当局并未具体说明哪些证据需要进一步审查。

另一方面，泰国媒体报道了这名年轻人的一位亲属于10月27日星期二发表的评论。暹罗新闻（Siam News）和Mumkhao的报道援引了他姑姑的声明。据报道，她谈到了围绕她侄子及其与戈德·达姆（Godd Dam）关系的争议。

然而，这些报道并未证实该亲属是否承认或否认参与此事，也未证实Chairat是否亲自上传了伪造的银行转账凭证。因此，这些报道未能解决关于管理员身份的争议。

这场所有权争议与另一起涉及泰国王室的帖子调查同时展开。10月26日星期一，警官Thaen Chaisaeng中校向邦肯警察局报案。他是特别部门的副警司。

特别部门将王室诽谤诉讼与伪造转让的网络犯罪案件分开处理。

该投诉涉及戈德·达姆此前发布的内容。警方称这些帖子包含有关君主制的虚假或歪曲信息。因此，调查人员正在根据《刑法》第112条审查可能存在的违法行为。该调查与捏造的700万泰铢转移案无关。

高级警官在10月27日星期二的新闻发布会上证实了这一区别。泰国皇家警察总监萨姆兰·努安玛总警监在曼谷警察局第八调查科向记者发表了讲话。陪同他出席的还有副总警监兼泰国皇家警察发言人西里瓦特·迪波少将。

警察总长萨姆兰证实，警方正在处理两起独立的案件。邦肯警局负责调查一起违反《刑法》第112条的案件。而网络犯罪调查局则负责调查一起伪造付款文件的案件。两起案件都与同一个Facebook页面有关，但涉及不同的帖子。

警察局长表示，他正在监督对王室诽谤案的调查进展。然而，此案的管辖权仍归曼谷大都会警察局所有。网络犯罪调查程序将由相关调查人员另行进行。

西里瓦特少将就伪造的调任单提供了更多细节。在脸书上发布后，高级警官与网络犯罪警察指挥官会面。随后成立了一个专门的调查小组，负责审查该文件并确定是否存在违法行为。

警方证实存在伪造转账，并否认逮捕报道，调查人员正在调查 Godd Dam 账户所有者。

调查人员随后证实，所谓的银行转账是虚假的。开泰银行确认，这笔700万泰铢的交易并未发生。警方据此根据《计算机犯罪法》第14条提起诉讼。

西里瓦特少将证实，网络犯罪调查局第四分局已立案调查。警方正在继续收集证据，之后才会发出传票或逮捕令。警方发言人表示，调查人员将遵循必要的法律程序。

周一早些时候，网络犯罪警察明确否认了有关涉嫌管理员已被逮捕的报道。警察少将西里瓦特驳斥了任何人被拘留并移送至邦肯警察局的说法。他确认，没有任何嫌疑人被拘留或传唤接受特别讯问。

警官廷纳空中将也谈到了嫌疑管理员的身份识别问题。他表示，调查人员认为该页面是由一人而非一个团体控制的。不过，警方仍需核实账户持有人的身份，并逐一审查其发布的内容。

专员解释说，官员们正在审查之前的帖子，以确定是否发生了其他违法行为。他还证实，他们正与数字经济和社会部以及安全机构合作。调查人员正在审查证据，之后才会决定可以提出哪些指控。

阿努廷否认了捏造的700万泰铢付款指控，并保留起诉转发该帖子的政客的权利。

与此同时，这场争议也蔓延到了总理府。周一下午，总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔在总理府向记者发表了讲话。下午4点05分，总理兼内政部长驳斥了有关捏造付款的指控。

阿努廷告诉记者：“人们不会认真对待不实新闻。” 他说，能够辨别真假的成熟人士不会关注这类报道。此外，他还暗示，这份文件之所以能吸引眼球，是因为有人故意转发或传播它。

“看到了吗？除了那些心怀恶意、点赞转发的人之外，根本没人关心，”他说。尽管如此，总理还是明确表示，他保留采取法律行动的权利。他说，他可以提起诉讼来保护自己的权利和名誉。

记者随后询问，那些传播伪造文件的政客是否会面临个人法律诉讼。阿努廷证实，他仍然有权提起此类诉讼。但他并未宣布立即对任何被点名的政客提起诉讼。

当被追问其意图时，首相表示他会咨询其常规法律顾问。他说他有律师可以处理此类事宜。双方在交流中并未宣布任何即将采取的个人行动。

网络犯罪警察正在调查散布虚假银行单据的政客，并考虑是否提起诉讼。

网络犯罪调查人员已在研究是否追究进一步的法律责任。警察中将廷纳空证实，警方正在调查转发原Facebook帖子的人员。他警告说，传播虚假信息可能会使相关责任人面临刑事诉讼。

重要的是，调查人员正在审查每条帖子的具体情况及其传播途径。警务专员表示，如果证据足以提起诉讼，则会对违法行为进行单独审查。因此，调查范围不仅限于最初的帖子。

警方正在调查是否有人明知故犯地散布了这份伪造的文件。然而，警方尚未证实所有转发该帖子的人都犯了罪，也未确认调查人员已对所有转发该信息的政客提出指控。

副部长汶提达还谈到了可能对政客提起诉讼的问题。她说，调查人员在决定是否采取法律行动时，需要考虑他们的意图。她特别批评了一些公众人物，他们在没有事先核实文件真实性的情况下就散布了该文件。

布恩蒂达指出，一些政客此前曾发起运动，鼓励民众在分享信息前进行核实。然而，当争议涉及总理时，她指责他们无视这一原则。她表示，他们的职位肩负着责任，因为他们的行为会影响公众舆论。

西里乔克质疑戈德大坝调查的速度，阿努廷否认曾下令警方采取行动。

警方的行动也引发了关于调查速度的争议。前民主党议员西里乔克·索帕质疑当局为何对戈德·达姆的行动如此迅速。他将警方的行动与打击非法网络赌博网站的行动进行了比较。

西里乔克暗示，当局打击脸书页面的速度比打击赌博活动的速度更快。他的这番言论随后引发了人们对阿努廷的质疑，即该调查是否受到了特别关注。

总理否认曾指示警方采取行动。相反，他告诉记者，有关调查的问题应该向国家警察总长提问。他坚称自己没有就此案发出任何指示。

阿努廷还表示，他是通过记者的报道才了解到事态发展的。他本人否认曾指导调查或下令对该脸书页面采取行动。

当记者直接提及西里乔克的批评时，双方的交锋变得更加激烈。“我需要回答这个问题吗？”阿努廷反问道。随后，他走进了政府大楼，结束了这场交锋。

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数字经济与社会部副部长汶提达·颂猜单独驳斥了西里乔克的说法。她强调，警方已经对非法网络赌博活动采取了行动。据副部长称，当局已经关闭了多个赌博网站。

布恩蒂达质疑了那些赌博网站仍然可以自由访问的说法。她质疑批评者是如何访问他们所引用的网站的。此外，她还指出，许多网站已经无法通过普通的手机网络连接访问。

在她发表这番言论之际，网络犯罪调查人员仍在继续调查伪造银行文件的传播情况。当局也在寻求技术证据，以确定最初的发布者。

警察中将廷纳空（Thinnakorn）另行就调查速度进行了辩护。他在周一表示，这些指控涉及国家行政的多个方面。因此，他坚持认为警方有义务在遵循既定程序的前提下迅速做出反应。

警务处长驳斥了有关调查程序偏离正常警务流程的说法。他表示，警员们是根据证据行事，并在对相关人员采取行动前审查事实。

警方将独立的网络犯罪起诉与总理的任何个人投诉区分开来。

当时，阿努廷尚未指定任何人代表他参与警方调查。警务专员解释说，总理可以决定是否提交个人投诉。但是，在法律允许的情况下，警方可以独立调查某些犯罪行为。

西里瓦特警少将还区分了需要当事人亲自报案的罪行和由当局直接起诉的罪行。他解释说，某些违反《计算机犯罪法》的罪行无需当事人报案即可追究责任。

因此，调查已沿着几个不同的方向展开。网络犯罪调查人员正在追查伪造付款单的最初发布者。他们还在试图查明该文件出现时，谁控制着Godd Dam公司。

此外，调查人员正在审查随后传播该材料的个人的行为。另一起依据《刑法》第112条提出的投诉仍由曼谷大都会警察局负责处理。

周二，警察总长萨姆兰的声明进一步强调了这两项调查的区别。他确认，王室诽谤投诉和网络犯罪诉讼将分别进行。虽然两项投诉针对的是不同的出版物，但都涉及同一个Facebook账户。

阿努廷保留在警方追查账户所有权证据和重新签发逮捕令期间提起诉讼的权利。

阿努廷可能提起的个人诉讼引入了另一个法律层面。总理保留了就这些捏造的指控提起诉讼的权利。然而，他尚未宣布立即对任何被指名的政治人物采取法律行动。

网络犯罪案件的核心仍然是伪造的银行文件。开泰银行已证实所谓的700万泰铢付款从未发生过。警方也已确认根据《计算机犯罪法》第14条提起刑事诉讼。

然而，发布该文件的人员身份仍存在争议。10月26日的报道公开指出，发布者是Chairat。但随后，副部长Boonthida表示，当局尚未独立证实他对该页面的控制权。

因此，调查人员正在从该社交媒体平台获取技术信息，包括IP地址。警方尚未宣布这些信息能够证实该嫌疑人应对该帖子负责。

周二，经司法部门审议，第一份逮捕令申请被撤回。随后，警察少将普拉松·查勒姆潘确认，计划于10月28日（周三）再次提交申请。

与此同时，邦肯警察局仍在继续进行第112条规定的调查。网络犯罪调查人员正在单独调查政界人士和其他个人传播伪造银行文件的情况。

警方尚未宣布刑事法院是否批准了重新签发的逮捕令申请。调查人员也在寻求技术证据，以确定戈德水坝幕后主使的身份。法院的下一次裁决将决定警方是否可以继续逮捕这名涉嫌管理者。

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泰国皇家警察内部与诈骗分子的斗争愈演愈烈，与此同时，“大笑话”（Big Joke）组织继续打击涉嫌腐败行为。

重磅消息：前警察总长托萨克和200名高级警官被曝涉嫌腐败，董事会已做出决定。

柬埔寨在泰国的诈骗中心丑闻有可能很快导致临时政府垮台。

财政部副部长沃拉帕克在因诈骗中心指控引发的轩然大波中，仅任职33天便辞职。

首相要求高级部长解释，此前一名官员声称洪森发动战争是为了保护他的诈骗中心产业。

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2026年10月20日，泰自豪党议员及其丈夫就网络赌博案接受泰国特警队（DSI）的质询。

一名英国男子试图将缅甸未婚妻和儿子带回家过圣诞节，却与英国内政部展开了一场艰苦卓绝的斗争（2026年10月20日）

2026年10月19日，警方根据线报在北榄府一处房屋内查获7公斤海洛因，这些海洛因藏在饮料袋中，原计划运往澳大利亚。

深受喜爱的“机械战警”（Robocop）是曼谷附近暖武里府的知名人物，于2026年10月19日因一场悲惨的交通事故去世。

泰国明星妮妮·罗亚尔(Nene Royal)在泰国和韩国面临商标纠纷，她正努力保住自己的财富。2026年10月18日

泰国南部发生致命冲突，造成六人死亡，其中包括一名在2026年10月17日国家警察日当天殉职的警察。

备受争议的南方议员称，总理阿努廷于2026年10月17日致电她，敦促她在网上发布一张自拍照。

泰国总理在曼谷举行的国际货币基金组织和世界银行会议闭幕之际沾沾自喜，坚称泰国的地位已经提升。（2026年10月17日）

财政部力推的离境税是旅游业的致命一击，高管们表示 2026年10月16日

美国驻曼谷大使斯科特·贝森特向国际货币基金组织和世界银行发出严厉警告，他缺席了2026年10月16日举行的会议。

2026年10月16日，在曼谷市中心举行通宵露营活动后，反对国际货币基金组织和世界银行的活动人士的抗议活动仍在继续。

2026年10月16日，一名空姐被曝与国际人口贩运团伙有关联，该团伙负责将中国公民偷渡出泰国。

国际货币基金组织和世界银行会议期间的抗议活动演变为暴力事件，但曼谷警方否认使用暴力手段 2026年10月15日

泰自豪党南部议员因其丈夫的网上财富受到质疑而面临政治压力 2026年10月15日

一名葡萄牙女子在没有有效签证的情况下在泰国滞留了五年，于2026年10月15日星期二在普吉岛的一堂烹饪课上结束了她的滞留。

泰国警方参与了上周末捣毁的香港卖淫团伙，并缴获了巨额赃物 2026年10月14日

警方逮捕了一名利用泰国航班抢夺信用卡并进行高额消费的中国游客（2026年10月14日）

一名英国男子在泰国失踪，家人正在紧急寻找他。他于一周多前失踪，当时正准备搭乘2026年10月13日的航班回国。

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