Ayutthaya abbot disrobes as top temple official is arrested by police who worked undercover for 2 months

September 10, 2026 at 11:47 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Culture , Living , Thailand

A celebrated Ayutthaya abbot was arrested on Thursday after his own disciples secretly handed police video clips, financial records and evidence of a relationship with a woman. The tip triggered an almost two-month covert investigation into more than ฿92 million in suspected temple fund abuse. Police then raided five locations across Ayutthaya, Pathum Thani and Bangkok, seized cash and documents, and widened the inquiry to a foundation, sacred-object income and possible money laundering. By Thursday afternoon, Phra Wachirayan, better known as Luang Pho Atichot Dhammavaro, had left the monkhood, while his temple administrator arrived handcuffed at Crime Suppression Division headquarters. The case now joins a succession of major scandals involving temple wealth, senior monks and criminal investigations across Thailand.

Disciples turn on Ayutthaya abbot Luang Pho Atichot, triggering his arrest, five police raids and a widening ฿92 million temple fund and money-laundering probe. ( Source: Daily News )

Disciples secretly turned against a celebrated Ayutthaya abbot before police arrested him on Thursday over a ฿92 million temple fund scandal. They supplied investigators with video clips, financial records and details of his relationship with a woman.

Crucially, the disclosures triggered an almost two-month covert investigation into money flowing from the historic royal temple. Police then searched five locations across three provinces. By Thursday afternoon, the abbot had left the monkhood. Meanwhile, his temple administrator had arrived handcuffed at Crime Suppression Division headquarters.

Police arrested Phra Wachirayan, better known as Luang Pho Atichot Dhammavaro or Luang Pho Chot, early on September 10. The 66-year-old headed Wat Phutthaisawan in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya. Notably, he was a high-ranking monk with a large following. He also held a royally conferred ecclesiastical rank. Wat Phutthaisawan is a historic royal monastery in the former Siamese capital. Yet the investigation began within Atichot’s own circle.

Secret tip from disciple triggered two-month police probe into Atichot and suspected temple fund abuse

In July, a disciple secretly approached the Crime Suppression Division with information about the abbot. The source asked to remain anonymous. According to police, disciples had become unable to tolerate the situation.

In response, they began supplying information about Atichot’s conduct and temple finances. The material included video evidence and details about suspected embezzlement. It also covered his close relationship with a woman.

Police then opened a covert investigation lasting almost two months. Detectives quietly examined financial transactions and activities linked to Wat Phutthaisawan. In parallel, investigators scrutinised money generated through temple activities. They also examined income from the sale of sacred objects. Separately, police checked whether those funds had entered official temple accounts. Investigators subsequently identified transactions they considered irregular.

By Thursday, police were examining suspected losses exceeding ฿92 million. Pol Lt Gen Nattasak Chaowanasai, Commander of the Crime Suppression Division, disclosed details after the arrest. He said the original information came from a disciple in July. Moreover, the source provided information about several aspects of Atichot’s conduct. These included his relationship with the woman and the handling of temple money.

Sacred-object sales and diverted temple income become central to the ฿92 million criminal investigation

The informant also raised questions about sales of sacred objects. Additionally, police received information about financial transactions connected with temple activities. Investigators then examined money which should have entered Wat Phutthaisawan’s accounts. However, they found indications that parts of the money flow had been changed. That discovery became a central part of the criminal case.

Pol Lt Gen Nattasak said money from temple activities should normally enter the temple’s account. Furthermore, it must later be spent for its stated purpose. Police nevertheless found indications that funds had been transferred to individuals. Officers are now tracing those payments and identifying recipients. As part of this, investigators are examining what happened after the money left its expected route.

“In principle, money obtained from temple activities should go into the temple’s account,” Pol Lt Gen Nattasak said. He added that its use must follow the stated purpose. “However, the investigation into this case revealed attempts to alter the flow of funds,” he said. Some money was transferred to individuals and later used to establish a foundation. Yet donation receipts were issued using the temple’s name.

That arrangement is now under detailed examination. Police want to establish how the foundation was financed and who controlled the money. At the same time, investigators are examining why Wat Phutthaisawan donation receipts were issued for funds directed elsewhere. Financial records are now being reconstructed transaction by transaction. Still, police have not completed the entire money trail.

Police widen ฿92 million inquiry across three provinces as investigators trace assets and recipients

Therefore, the final amount involved has not been established. Current calculations nevertheless put suspected losses above ฿92 million. Investigators are identifying major transfers, recipients and associated assets. On another front, police are examining whether others helped move or receive the money. Investigators currently believe another one or two people may have been involved.

Thursday’s arrest therefore did not conclude the operation. Instead, it opened another stage focused on money, assets and connected individuals. Police are also examining whether funds were converted into property or other assets. Likewise, they want to establish whether property was placed in other people’s names. Those questions now sit inside the wider money-laundering inquiry.

The operation extended far beyond Wat Phutthaisawan. Early Thursday, police searched five locations across three provinces. Searches covered Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, Pathum Thani and Bangkok. Atichot cooperated fully when officers arrived. Meanwhile, investigators searched premises and gathered financial and physical evidence.

Police seized cash, documents and other material during the raids. In addition, officers collected records which could help reconstruct the money trail. Those seizures will be compared with evidence gathered during the covert inquiry. Police already possess financial slips, documents and video clips. Importantly, Pol Lt Gen Nattasak confirmed that material is now in the case file.

Two-month covert probe built case against senior abbot before warrant and evidence-led arrest operation

Police spent nearly two months building that file before moving against Atichot. There was a specific reason for the lengthy investigation. He was a high-ranking and well-known monk with numerous disciples. Many people also respected and revered him. For that reason, police considered it essential to obtain substantial evidence before taking legal action.

Investigators eventually sought an arrest warrant from the Region 1 Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases. The court issued warrant No. 29/2569 on September 8. Two days later, officers launched the searches and arrested Atichot. By then, evidence gathered during the preceding two months was ready for prosecutors.

The investigation, however, was not confined to temple money. The original informant also supplied information about Atichot’s close female associate. Police believe their involvement began about two years ago. Investigators also obtained video material concerning the relationship. That evidence became another important strand of the case.

Investigators say the video showed intimate conduct involving Atichot and the woman. Police also examined footage connected with the former abbot’s residence. Consequently, the inquiry raised a separate issue under Buddhist monastic discipline. Sexual intercourse constitutes a fundamental breach of monastic rules. Police stressed, however, that ecclesiastical discipline is not their primary responsibility.

Police seize video-linked evidence as Atichot leaves monkhood and temple administrator is brought in

Instead, the CSD investigation centres on suspected corruption and financial transactions. Even so, the two strands intersected during Thursday’s evidence-gathering operation. Police collected financial documents while securing physical evidence linked to video material. One particularly unusual item seized was an orange round table.

The table appeared in video evidence examined by investigators. Accordingly, officers removed it for examination as evidence. Police also seized a box of documents from the temple. The box carried a label referring to an office building and another building behind Atichot’s residence. Police have not disclosed the contents.

Later on Thursday, Atichot was taken before senior Buddhist officials in Ayutthaya. The procedure lasted about 30 minutes. He subsequently relinquished the monkhood. As a result, the man arrested as a senior abbot became Mr Atichot. Police then prepared to transport him to CSD headquarters for formal questioning.

Elsewhere, the investigation was tightening around other people connected with the temple. At about 3.15 pm, officers brought temple administrator Chettha Ninsukhum to CSD headquarters. Police avoided the main entrance, where journalists were waiting. Instead, they brought him through the rear and used a back lift. Significantly, Chettha was handcuffed.

Temple administrator and female associate drawn deeper into widening ฿92 million money-laundering inquiry

Reports linked his appearance to the inquiry into more than ฿92 million in financial transactions. Police had not announced his precise legal status by Thursday afternoon. Nor had investigators disclosed specific charges against him. His position therefore remained subject to further clarification. His arrival nevertheless showed that the inquiry had expanded beyond Atichot.

Police were also examining the role of Atichot’s female associate. She was brought in for evidence gathering and questioning. More importantly, investigators are interested in more than their personal relationship. Detectives are examining whether financial transfers reached people around Atichot. They are also checking whether funds were later converted into assets.

At the same time, investigators are examining whether assets were held under other people’s names. Those questions form an important part of the money-laundering inquiry. Reported accusations against Atichot include misappropriation involving temple property. The case also concerns wrongful or corrupt performance of official duties. In addition, investigators are pursuing conspiracy and joint money-laundering accusations.

Police are therefore treating the affair as a major financial crime investigation. It is not simply a case concerning breaches of Buddhist rules. The sexual evidence affected Atichot’s monastic status. By contrast, the suspected movement of more than ฿92 million drives the criminal inquiry. Police are now following that money beyond the temple.

Police trace receipts, foundation funds and sacred-object income while weighing opposition to bail

Investigators are checking seized papers against financial records already obtained. Concurrently, officers are following transfers between individuals. They are also examining the foundation connected with some questioned funds. Another key issue is the use of temple donation receipts. Police want to know why Wat Phutthaisawan’s name appeared on receipts for money handled elsewhere.

The sale of sacred objects is also under examination. Income generated through those activities should have been properly recorded for the temple. According to police, the original informant supplied information suggesting irregularities. That information helped turn the July tip into a full criminal inquiry. From there, detectives began tracing where temple-related income actually went.

The CSD is also considering whether to oppose bail. Pol Lt Gen Nattasak said any decision would depend upon Atichot’s conduct and applicable law. One consideration is possible interference with evidence. Police are also conscious of his prominence and large following. Accordingly, investigators will assess whether witnesses or evidence could be affected.

Thursday’s arrest comes after years of major criminal cases involving Thailand’s Buddhist establishment. Several have centred on temple finances. Others involved serious breaches of monastic rules. More recently, major investigations have brought both issues together. Against that backdrop, vast sums remain under the control of temples nationwide.

Thailand’s vast temple wealth comes under renewed scrutiny after years of major Buddhist fund scandals

Figures disclosed through the Bank of Thailand and the National Office of Buddhism showed around ฿410 billion in temple accounts. The money was held across roughly 39,000 bank accounts. Yet temple funds are not an abbot’s personal property. They must be used for recognised temple purposes. These include restoration, monastic education and religious activities.

Even so, the handling of temple money has repeatedly produced criminal investigations. One major wave emerged during the temple fund scandals of 2017 and 2018. Those investigations examined state funds allocated to Buddhist temples. Police subsequently raided several prominent religious institutions. Officials connected with the National Office of Buddhism also came under investigation.

Then, in May 2018, coordinated police operations targeted senior monks. Investigators were examining suspected embezzlement of state money intended for temples. Several monks held senior positions within Thailand’s ecclesiastical hierarchy. Thus, the investigations reached well beyond ordinary provincial temples.

A further wave followed in 2025. The Sika Golf affair exposed relationships between a woman known as Golf and numerous senior monks. Initially, the inquiry centred on the former abbot of Wat Tri Thotsathep in Bangkok. Police then seized Golf’s electronic devices. Those devices opened a much wider investigation.

Sika Golf investigation exposed senior monks, intimate material and ฿385 million flowing through accounts

Investigators found photographs, videos and messages concerning senior monks. Police eventually said Golf had connections with at least 13 monks. Other reports put the number linked to her even higher. Meanwhile, consequences inside the Sangha came quickly. Nine monks had left the monkhood by Golf’s arrest in July 2025.

The affair rapidly developed into a financial investigation as well. Police examined Golf’s accounts and found extraordinary sums moving through them. Approximately ฿385 million had passed through her accounts during three years. Yet almost all that money had disappeared. Investigators reportedly found only about ฿8,000 remaining.

Police also found evidence that some money had been spent through online gambling. Golf subsequently faced criminal proceedings involving extortion-related accusations and money laundering. Investigators said intimate relationships and personal material had become linked with financial demands. As a result, police began examining where monks obtained money transferred to her.

That question brought temple accounts directly into the investigation. It also brought Ayutthaya into the scandal. One monk caught in the inquiry was the former abbot of Wat Chujit Dhammaram. He admitted transferring more than ฿12 million to Golf. He described those funds as his personal money.

Ayutthaya temple money case leads into larger Wat Phutthaisawan probe and Lopburi donation scandal

Golf had reportedly told him she needed capital for a ceramics business. However, transfers continued after his personal funds were exhausted. Investigators said another ฿380,000 then came from temple money. Police subsequently charged the former abbot with misappropriation and wrongful performance of official duties. Thus, Ayutthaya already had a recent temple case involving money and a woman.

The amount now under scrutiny at Wat Phutthaisawan is substantially larger. Police are examining more than ฿92 million. Furthermore, the latest inquiry reaches five locations across three provinces. It also involves a foundation, donation receipts and income from sacred objects.

Another major Buddhist financial case followed in Lopburi during August 2025. Police arrested Luang Phor Alongkot, former abbot of Wat Phra Bat Namphu. The temple was nationally known for caring for people living with HIV/AIDS. Later, it expanded its work to other vulnerable people. Consequently, it attracted substantial charitable donations.

Police accused the former abbot of offences involving donated funds. Those accusations included embezzlement, dereliction of duty and money laundering. He was subsequently disrobed. He denied wrongdoing. Once again, investigators were examining money donated to a Buddhist institution for specific purposes.

Novice abuse case adds another scandal while police keep focus on money trail surrounding Atichot

Then another serious case emerged in Bangkok in March 2026. Seven novice monks made accusations of sexual abuse involving two former senior monks. The investigation concerned a prominent Bangkok temple. Parents said some abuse had continued over an extended period. Anti-Human Trafficking Division officers subsequently arrested two former monks.

Police also interviewed additional young complainants. Those accusations were fundamentally different from consensual adult relationships involving monks and women. They concerned suspected criminal abuse of young people. Nonetheless, the investigation became another major case involving people inside Thailand’s monastic institutions.

Thursday’s Wat Phutthaisawan operation now adds another high-ranking monk to that succession of cases. Once again, substantial temple funds are being traced. Once again, a woman close to a senior monk forms part of the inquiry. This time, however, the police focus remains firmly on the money.

More than ฿92 million is currently under examination. Investigators want to establish precisely where the funds originated. They also want to establish where the money went. Beyond that, police want to know who eventually received or controlled it. Donation receipts issued in Wat Phutthaisawan’s name could become crucial evidence.

Foundation, receipts and seized records become central as police reconstruct the full ฿92 million trail

The foundation is another significant element. Police are examining how it was established and what funds passed through connected individuals. Meanwhile, records seized during Thursday’s searches could expose additional transfers. Cash taken during the raids will also be examined.

Investigators will compare physical evidence with banking records and financial slips already obtained. Consequently, the final scale may depend heavily on reconstructing the complete money trail. Police have made clear that the current ฿92 million figure is still under investigation. The precise total could therefore change.

The case itself began in striking circumstances. It did not start with a routine financial inspection. Nor did it begin with an outside complaint. Instead, disciples inside Atichot’s own circle went secretly to police. They supplied evidence after deciding they could no longer tolerate the situation.

Their information included private video material. It also included suspicions about temple funds and the sale of sacred objects. Police then spent almost two months testing those claims. Detectives examined financial slips, documents and video clips. Alongside that work, they investigated Atichot’s relationship with the woman.

Only after that work did police seek an arrest warrant. The court issued it on September 8. Two days later, officers moved. Five locations were searched across Ayutthaya, Pathum Thani and Bangkok. Cash, documents and other evidence were seized.

Atichot leaves monkhood as police prepare further disclosures and trace more people linked to the case

Atichot was arrested and later left the monkhood. Meanwhile, his temple administrator arrived handcuffed at CSD headquarters. His female associate was also brought into the inquiry. Police were tracing more than ฿92 million. Investigators were also examining another one or two possible participants.

By Thursday evening, the financial investigation remained active. Police had not disclosed the complete money trail. They were also withholding deeper details contained in the case file. Pol Lt Gen Nattasak said the investigation would proceed according to the evidence.

The Crime Suppression Division is expected to disclose further details on September 11. Those findings could clarify Chettha’s position. They could also reveal more about the female associate and other possible participants. In the meantime, investigators will continue tracing money and connected assets.

The case began with a secret approach by disciples in July. Almost two months later, police had arrested a prominent Ayutthaya abbot. Atichot had also relinquished the monkhood. At the same time, officers had searched five locations across three provinces.

Now the investigation extends beyond the former abbot himself. Police are examining people around him, a foundation, temple receipts and sacred-object income. They are also examining cash, documents and connected financial transfers. Above all, investigators are reconstructing a financial trail exceeding ฿92 million. They want every major transfer identified and every recipient established.

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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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2026年9月10日晚上11:47

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“文化”、“生活”、“泰国”类别下

周四，一位阿瑜陀耶府的著名住持被捕，此前他的弟子秘密向警方提供了视频片段、财务记录以及他与一名女子有染的证据。这一线索引发了警方近两个月的秘密调查，调查涉及超过9200万泰铢的寺庙资金涉嫌滥用。随后，警方突击搜查了阿瑜陀耶府、巴吞他尼府和曼谷的五处地点，查获了现金和文件，并将调查范围扩大到一家基金会、圣物收入以及可能的洗钱活动。周四下午，这位更为人熟知的名字是龙婆阿提乔·达摩瓦罗（Luang Pho Atichot Dhammavaro）的住持帕瓦奇拉扬（Phra Wachirayan）已退隐僧坛，而他的寺庙管理员则被戴上手铐押送到了泰国刑侦局总部。此案也加入了泰国一系列涉及寺庙财富、高僧和刑事调查的重大丑闻行列。

弟子们反对阿瑜陀耶寺住持龙婆阿提乔，导致其被捕，警方随即展开五次突击搜查，并对寺庙基金及洗钱案展开了范围扩大的调查，涉案金额高达9200万泰铢。（来源：每日新闻）

在警方周四因9200万泰铢的寺庙基金丑闻逮捕一位阿瑜陀耶寺著名住持之前，他的弟子们秘密地与他反目成仇。他们向调查人员提供了视频片段、财务记录以及他与一名女子关系的详细信息。

至关重要的是，这些披露引发了对这座历史悠久的皇家寺庙资金流动情况的近两个月秘密调查。随后，警方搜查了三个省份的五个地点。到周四下午，住持已遁世隐退。与此同时，他的寺庙管理员被戴上手铐押送到了刑事侦查局总部。

警方于9月10日清晨逮捕了帕瓦奇拉扬（Phra Wachirayan），他更为人熟知的名字是龙婆阿提乔·达摩瓦罗（Luang Pho Atichot Dhammavaro）或龙婆乔（Luang Pho Chot）。这位66岁的僧侣是位于大城府的菩提沙旺寺（Wat Phutthaisawan）的住持。值得注意的是，他是一位拥有众多信众的高僧，并持有皇家授予的僧级。菩提沙旺寺是暹罗前首都一座历史悠久的皇家寺院。然而，调查却始于阿提乔的圈子内部。

一名信徒的秘密举报引发了警方对阿提乔特事件和涉嫌滥用寺庙资金的长达两个月的调查。

7月，一名弟子秘密向警方提供了有关住持的信息。该弟子要求匿名。据警方称，弟子们已经无法容忍这种情况。

作为回应，他们开始提供有关阿提乔特行为和寺庙财务状况的信息。这些材料包括视频证据和涉嫌挪用公款的详情，还涉及他与一名女性的密切关系。

随后，警方展开了一项持续近两个月的秘密调查。侦探们悄悄审查了与菩提沙旺寺相关的财务交易和活动。与此同时，调查人员仔细审查了寺庙活动产生的资金，以及出售圣物的收入。此外，警方还单独核查了这些资金是否已存入寺庙的官方账户。调查人员随后发现了一些他们认为不正常的交易。

截至周四，警方正在调查涉嫌损失超过9200万泰铢的案件。犯罪镇压部门指挥官纳塔萨克·乔瓦纳赛中将在逮捕行动后公布了详情。他表示，最初的信息来自一名信徒，时间是7月份。此外，该消息来源还提供了有关阿提乔特行为的多个方面的信息，包括他与该女子的关系以及他处理寺庙资金的方式。

圣物买卖和挪用寺庙收入成为这起价值9200万泰铢的刑事调查的核心问题。

线人还对出售圣物一事提出了质疑。此外，警方还收到了有关寺庙活动相关财务交易的信息。调查人员随后检查了本应进入菩提萨旺寺账户的资金。然而，他们发现部分资金流向已被篡改。这一发现成为刑事案件的关键所在。

纳塔萨克中将表示，寺庙活动的资金通常应存入寺庙账户，并且必须用于既定用途。然而，警方发现有迹象表明部分资金已被转移给个人。目前，警方正在追踪这些款项的去向并确认收款人身份。作为调查的一部分，调查人员正在调查资金偏离既定路线后究竟发生了什么。

“原则上，寺庙活动所得款项应存入寺庙账户，”纳塔萨克中将表示。他补充说，款项的使用必须符合既定用途。“然而，对此案的调查显示，有人试图篡改资金流向，”他说。部分资金被转移给个人，后来用于成立一个基金会。但捐款收据却以寺庙的名义开具。

目前，警方正在对这一安排进行详细调查。他们希望查明该基金会的资金来源以及资金的控制者。与此同时，调查人员正在调查为何向菩提萨旺寺（Wat Phutthaisawan）捐赠的款项被挪作他用。财务记录正在逐笔交易地进行重建。尽管如此，警方尚未完成全部资金流向的调查。

警方扩大对9200万泰铢赃款的调查范围，涉及三个省份，调查人员正在追踪赃款和收款人。

因此，最终涉案金额尚未确定。但根据目前的估算，疑似损失超过9200万泰铢。调查人员正在查明主要转账地点、收款人和相关资产。另一方面，警方正在调查是否有人协助转移或接收资金。调查人员目前认为可能还有一到两人涉案。

因此，周四的逮捕行动并未结束此次行动，而是开启了调查的新阶段，重点关注资金、资产和相关人员。警方还在调查资金是否被转化为房产或其他资产，以及是否有房产被登记在他人名下。这些问题现在都纳入了更广泛的洗钱调查之中。

此次行动的范围远不止佛泰沙旺寺。周四清晨，警方搜查了横跨三个府的五个地点，包括大城府、巴吞他尼府和曼谷。阿提乔特在警方抵达后全力配合。与此同时，调查人员搜查了相关场所，并收集了财务和物证。

警方在突袭行动中缴获了现金、文件和其他物品。此外，警方还收集了有助于还原资金流向的记录。这些缴获物将与秘密调查期间收集的证据进行比对。警方此前已掌握财务凭证、文件和视频片段。值得注意的是，纳塔萨克中将证实，这些材料现已归档。

历时两个月的秘密调查，最终掌握了针对高级住持的犯罪证据，随后展开了搜查令及证据确凿的逮捕行动。

警方花了近两个月的时间搜集证据，才对阿提乔特采取行动。之所以调查如此漫长，是有原因的。阿提乔特是一位地位显赫、声名远播的僧侣，拥有众多弟子，深受人们的尊敬和爱戴。因此，警方认为在采取法律行动之前，必须掌握确凿的证据。

调查人员最终向第一区刑事法院（负责腐败和渎职案件）申请了逮捕令。法院于9月8日签发了第29/2569号逮捕令。两天后，警方展开搜查并逮捕了阿蒂乔特。此时，此前两个月收集的证据已准备就绪，可以提交给检察官。

然而，调查并不局限于寺庙资金。最初的线人还提供了有关阿提乔特一位关系密切的女性同伙的信息。警方认为她们的牵连始于大约两年前。调查人员还获得了与她们关系相关的视频资料。这些证据成为案件的另一重要线索。

调查人员称，视频显示阿提乔特与该女子有亲密行为。警方还查看了与这位前住持住所相关的监控录像。因此，调查还涉及佛教僧侣戒律中的一个独立问题。性交构成对僧侣戒律的根本性违反。然而，警方强调，宗教纪律并非他们的首要职责。

阿提乔特退隐僧坛，寺庙管理员被带走，警方缴获了相关视频证据。

相反，中央调查局的调查重点在于涉嫌贪污和金融交易。即便如此，这两条线索在周四的取证行动中还是交汇了。警方在搜集与视频资料相关的物证的同时，也收集了财务文件。其中一件特别不寻常的物品是一张橙色的圆桌。

调查人员查看的视频证据中出现了这张桌子。因此，警方将其带走作为证据进行检验。警方还从寺庙中查获了一箱文件。箱子上的标签指向一栋办公楼和阿提乔特住所后面的另一栋建筑。警方尚未透露箱子里的内容。

周四晚些时候，阿提乔特被带到阿瑜陀耶的高级佛教官员面前。整个过程持续了约30分钟。随后，他放弃了僧侣身份。因此，这位被捕时仍是高级住持的男子变成了阿提乔特先生。之后，警方准备将他押送至中央调查局总部接受正式讯问。

与此同时，对其他与寺庙有关的人员的调查也在不断收紧。下午3点15分左右，警方将寺庙管理员切塔·宁苏库姆带到了CSD总部。警方避开了等候在那里的记者所在的正门，而是从后门带他进去，并使用了后部电梯。值得注意的是，切塔被戴上了手铐。

寺庙管理人员及其女性同伙被卷入一起涉案金额高达9200万泰铢的洗钱案中。

有报道称，他的出现与一起涉及超过9200万泰铢的金融交易调查有关。截至周四下午，警方尚未公布他的具体法律身份，调查人员也未透露对他的具体指控。因此，他的身份仍有待进一步澄清。不过，他的出现表明，调查范围已扩大到阿提乔特之外。

警方还在调查阿蒂乔特的一名女性同伙的角色。她被带回警局进行证据收集和讯问。更重要的是，调查人员的兴趣远不止于他们的私人关系。侦探们正在调查是否有资金流向阿蒂乔特身边的人，以及这些资金是否被变现。

与此同时，调查人员正在调查是否存在以他人名义持有的资产。这些问题是洗钱调查的重要组成部分。据报道，针对阿提乔特的指控包括挪用寺庙财产。此案还涉及渎职或腐败行为。此外，调查人员还在调查共谋和共同洗钱的指控。

因此，警方将此案作为重大金融犯罪案件进行调查。这并非仅仅是一起违反佛教戒律的案件。性侵证据影响了阿提乔特的僧侣身份。相比之下，涉嫌超过9200万泰铢的资金流动才是刑事调查的重点。警方目前正在追踪这笔资金的流向，并已将其调查范围扩大到寺庙之外。

警方在权衡是否反对保释的同时，会追踪收据、基金会资金和圣物收入。

调查人员正在将查获的文件与已获得的财务记录进行比对。与此同时，警方正在追踪个人之间的资金转移。他们还在调查与一些可疑资金相关的基金会。另一个关键问题是寺庙捐赠收据的使用。警方想知道为什么菩提萨旺寺的名字会出现在其他地方处理的资金收据上。

圣物出售事宜也在调查之中。寺庙通过这些活动获得的收入本应如实记录。据警方称，最初的举报人提供了有关违规行为的信息。这些信息促使警方将7月份的举报转为全面的刑事调查。随后，侦探们开始追踪寺庙相关收入的去向。

中央调查局（CSD）也在考虑是否反对保释。纳塔萨克中将表示，任何决定都将取决于阿提乔特的行为以及适用的法律。其中一个考虑因素是其行为可能干扰证据。警方也意识到阿提乔特的知名度和众多追随者。因此，调查人员将评估证人或证据是否可能受到影响。

周四的逮捕行动是在泰国佛教机构多年来卷入重大刑事案件之后发生的。其中一些案件围绕寺庙财务展开，另一些则涉及严重违反僧侣戒律的行为。最近，一些重大调查将这两个问题结合起来。在此背景下，全国各地的寺庙仍然掌控着巨额资金。

泰国庞大的寺庙财富在经历了多年的重大佛教基金丑闻后，再次受到密切关注。

泰国银行和国家佛教办公室公布的数据显示，寺庙账户余额约为4100亿泰铢，分散在约39000个银行账户中。然而，寺庙资金并非住持的个人财产，必须用于寺庙认可的用途，例如修缮、僧侣教育和宗教活动。

即便如此，寺庙资金的使用问题仍屡次引发刑事调查。其中一次大规模调查发生在2017年和2018年的寺庙基金丑闻期间。这些调查审查了拨给佛教寺庙的政府资金。随后，警方突击搜查了数家知名宗教机构。与国家佛教办公室有关的官员也受到调查。

随后，在2018年5月，警方展开联合行动，将目标锁定在高级僧侣身上。调查人员正在调查涉嫌挪用国家拨给寺庙的资金的案件。其中几位僧侣在泰国宗教体系中担任要职。因此，调查范围远远超出了普通的省级寺庙。

2025年，又一波丑闻爆发。西卡·戈尔夫事件曝光了一名化名“戈尔夫”的女子与多名高僧之间的关系。最初，调查的焦点集中在曼谷特里·托萨泰寺的前任住持身上。随后，警方查获了戈尔夫的电子设备。这些设备开启了范围更广的调查。

Sika Golf 的调查揭露了高级僧侣的隐私材料以及通过账户进行的 3.85 亿泰铢资金流动。

调查人员发现了与高僧有关的照片、视频和信息。警方最终表示，戈尔夫至少与13名僧侣有联系。其他报道称，与她有联系的僧侣人数甚至更多。与此同时，僧团内部的后果也迅速显现。截至2025年7月戈尔夫被捕时，已有9名僧侣退隐。

这起事件很快演变成一起财务调查。警方检查了戈尔夫的账户，发现有大量资金流动。三年间，约有3.85亿泰铢经手过她的账户。然而，几乎所有这些钱都消失了。据报道，调查人员最终只找到了大约8000泰铢。

警方还发现证据表明，部分资金被用于网络赌博。随后，戈尔夫面临敲诈勒索和洗钱等刑事指控。调查人员表示，亲密关系和个人物品与金钱索取有关。因此，警方开始调查僧侣们从何处获得转给她的钱款。

这个问题直接将寺庙账目牵扯进调查，也把阿瑜陀耶府卷入了丑闻。调查中牵涉到的僧侣之一是楚吉达摩兰寺的前住持。他承认向高尔夫集团转移了超过1200万泰铢，并称这些资金是他的个人财产。

阿瑜陀耶寺庙资金案牵扯出更大的佛塔萨旺寺调查和洛布里捐赠丑闻

据报道，Golf曾告诉他，她需要资金经营陶瓷生意。然而，在他个人资金耗尽后，款项仍继续转账。调查人员称，随后又有38万泰铢来自寺庙资金。警方随后以挪用公款和渎职罪名起诉了这位前住持。因此，阿瑜陀耶府近期又发生了一起涉及金钱和女性的寺庙案件。

目前，佛泰沙旺寺正在接受审查的金额远不止于此。警方正在调查超过9200万泰铢的资金。此外，此次调查涉及三个府的五个地点，还包括一个基金会、捐款收据以及圣物收益。

2025年8月，华富里府又发生了一起重大的佛教金融案件。警方逮捕了帕巴南普寺（Wat Phra Bat Namphu）的前住持龙婆阿隆科（Luang Phor Alongkot）。该寺庙因关爱艾滋病患者而闻名全国，后来又将服务范围扩大到其他弱势群体，因此获得了大量慈善捐款。

警方指控这位前住持涉嫌挪用捐款，罪名包括贪污、渎职和洗钱。他随后被剥夺了僧籍。他否认自己有任何不当行为。调查人员再次对捐赠给佛教机构用于特定用途的资金进行调查。

新手虐待案又添丑闻，警方继续追查阿蒂乔特的资金流向。

2026年3月，曼谷又爆出一起严重案件。七名沙弥指控两名前高僧对他们进行性侵。调查涉及曼谷一座知名寺庙。家长们表示，部分性侵行为持续了相当长的时间。随后，反人口贩卖部门的警员逮捕了两名前高僧。

警方还询问了其他一些年轻的投诉者。这些指控与僧侣和女性之间自愿的成年人关系有着本质区别，它们涉及涉嫌对未成年人的性侵犯。尽管如此，这项调查仍然成为又一起涉及泰国寺院内部人员的重大案件。

周四在菩提沙旺寺的行动中，又一名高僧卷入了这一系列案件。警方再次追查寺庙的大笔资金去向。一名与高僧关系密切的女子也再次成为调查对象。然而，这一次，警方的重点仍然完全放在了资金上。

目前有超过9200万泰铢的资金正在接受调查。调查人员希望查明这些资金的确切来源，以及它们的去向。此外，警方还想弄清楚最终是谁接收或控制了这笔资金。以佛泰沙旺寺名义开具的捐赠收据可能成为关键证据。

随着警方重现这起涉案金额高达9200万泰铢的案件，基金会、收据和查获的记录成为调查的核心。

该基金会是另一个重要线索。警方正在调查其成立过程以及相关人员的资金流转情况。与此同时，周四搜查行动中缴获的记录可能揭示更多资金转移。突袭行动中缴获的现金也将接受检查。

调查人员会将物证与已获得的银行记录和财务凭证进行比对。因此，最终的涉案金额可能很大程度上取决于能否完整地还原资金流向。警方已明确表示，目前公布的9200万泰铢的数字仍在调查中，因此确切的总额可能会有所变动。

这起案件的起因颇为引人注目。它并非源于例行的财务检查，也并非源于外部投诉。相反，阿提霍特圈子内的信徒们秘密向警方报案，并提供了证据，因为他们再也无法容忍这种情况。

他们掌握的信息包括私人视频资料，以及对寺庙资金和圣物出售的怀疑。警方随后花了近两个月的时间核实这些指控。侦探们检查了财务凭证、文件和视频片段。与此同时，他们还调查了阿提乔特与该女子之间的关系。

警方完成上述工作后才申请逮捕令。法院于9月8日签发了逮捕令。两天后，警方展开行动。他们在阿瑜陀耶府、巴吞他尼府和曼谷的五个地点进行了搜查，并缴获了现金、文件和其他证据。

阿提乔特已解除僧侣身份，警方正准备披露更多信息并追踪更多与此案有关的人员。

阿提乔特被捕后，被迫遁入空门。与此同时，他的寺庙管理员被戴上手铐押送到中央调查局总部。他的女性同伙也被带去接受调查。警方正在追查超过9200万泰铢的涉案款项。调查人员还在调查另外一两名可能的涉案人员。

截至周四晚间，金融调查仍在进行中。警方尚未公布完整的资金流向，他们还掌​​握着案件卷宗中更详细的信息。纳塔萨克中将表示，调查将根据证据继续进行。

犯罪调查科预计将于9月11日公布更多细节。这些调查结果或将澄清切塔的立场，也可能揭示更多关于这名女性同伙和其他可能涉案人员的信息。与此同时，调查人员将继续追踪资金流向和相关资产。

案件始于7月弟子们的一次秘密行动。近两个月后，警方逮捕了阿瑜陀耶寺一位颇具影响力的住持。阿提乔特也已遁世隐退。与此同时，警方搜查了三个府的五个地点。

现在，调查范围已扩大到前住持本人之外。警方正在调查他身边的人、一个基金会、寺庙的账目以及圣物收入。他们还在检查现金、文件和相关的资金转移。最重要的是，调查人员正在重建一条超过9200万泰铢的资金流向。他们希望查明每一笔大额资金转移，并确定每一位收款人。

泰国佛教陷入危机，教育部长下令将受人尊敬的僧侣从学校教科书中移除

艾滋病/HIV寺庙卷入大规模欺诈和挪用公款丑闻，高级僧侣脱袍忏悔。

和尚情妇以为钱永远用不完，挥霍了3.85亿泰铢，一天就花掉了300万泰铢。

一名女子在暖武里府高档住宅区被捕，她涉嫌从一位高僧手中收受赃款。

佛教最高机构因丑闻出台新法律，拟将僧侣和居士发生非法性行为定为刑事犯罪。

蛇蝎美人交出露骨照片和视频，显示她与至少8名高级僧侣发生性关系。

警方卧底人员在佛统府莱京寺工作了8个月，最终导致住持被捕。

Hi-So Romeo被揭穿与泰国电视明星交往的骗局后，从警察局三楼跳下。

一名涉嫌诈骗的男子因谎称自己在倒塌的建筑物下藏有一位年轻妻子而被捕。

美国扫描结果显示，据称有50至60人被困在倒塌的乍都乍周末市场大楼的走廊里。

希望之火仍在燃烧，但人们对乍都乍周末市场大楼事件的愤怒情绪日益高涨，据深度扫描显示，仍有一些被困人员幸存。

四名中国男子因试图从乍都乍周末市场灾区移走32份大型文件而被警方抓获。

在乍都乍周末市场地震倒塌的建筑物废墟下，救援人员争分夺秒地营救被埋在瓦砾下的15名工人。

航班正常，建筑规范也已生效，但随着人们对工人安全的担忧加剧，相关部门将进行检查。首相向公众通报情况。

曼谷遭遇近70年来最强地震，至少4人死亡。死亡人数可能还会上升。

詹姆斯·莫里斯（James Morris）是一位常驻曼谷的国际作家，笔名，他为多家国际新闻媒体撰稿。自2015年泰国新闻网站Thai Examiner成立以来，他一直是该网站的副编辑。孙阮（Son Nguyen）是一位国际作家和新闻评论员，专长于泰国新闻和时事。他于2018年5月加入Thai Examiner新闻编辑部。

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红牛继承人沃拉育明年即可自由返回泰国，除非他主动投案或被国际刑警组织在海外逮捕。2026年9月4日，沃拉育的命运岌岌可危。

2026年9月3日，国防部长阿杜尔在曼谷目睹一起交通事故后，暂停车队行程，救助伤者。曼谷的一起交通事故使国防部长阿杜尔的行程戛然而止。

一名64岁的德国男子自2024年起在泰国潜逃，最终于2026年9月3日在湄宏顺府被警方抓获。长达三年的追捕行动在湄宏顺府一家旅馆落下帷幕。

2026年9月3日，美国海军重返其位于芭堤雅的老地盘，展开为期四天的城市振兴行动，现金交易成为关键。随着5000名美国海军官兵抵达芭堤雅，移动ATM机也随之投入使用。

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“亚伯拉罕·林肯”号航空母舰结束对泰国的特别访问后离开。舰长对泰国的热情接待表示感谢。2026年9月6日

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