Top anti corruption crusader arrested and charged by police in online gambling probe linked to boxing

October 3, 2026 at 11:48 pm

by James Morris and Son Nguyen

in Crime , Living , Media , Politics , Thailand

One of Thailand’s best-known crime fighters was behind bars Saturday night after cyber police turned the tables on a relentless police corruption critic. Atchariya Ruangrattanapong was suddenly arrested in an online boxing gambling probe involving over ฿1 billion in turnover. Police are examining 212 transactions worth more than ฿40 million as he faces fraud, money laundering and gambling charges. Atchariya denies everything. His arrest follows years of battles over Tangmo’s death, Chinese scam suspects, immigration corruption and claimed forged arrest warrants. Now he remains in custody until Monday, when the Crime Victims Assistance Club founder appears before the Criminal Court as the accused.

Crime fighter Atchariya Ruangrattanapong is jailed in a ฿1bn boxing gambling probe as police trace ฿40m. The longtime police corruption critic denies every charge. ( Source: Daily News )

Crime fighter and anti-corruption campaigner Atchariya Ruangrattanapong remained behind bars on Saturday night after his sudden arrest hours earlier. Cyber police are holding the nationally known campaigner at Thung Song Hong Police Station. He is due before the Criminal Court on Monday, October 5. There, investigators are expected to seek his formal remand in a major online boxing gambling case.

The arrest came shortly after noon on Saturday near the Om Noi boxing stadium. Officers moved under Criminal Court warrant No. 5726/2569, issued just one day earlier. Atchariya now faces accusations including public fraud, money laundering and illegal electronic betting on boxing. In addition, he faces charges under the Computer Crime Act.

Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau officers questioned Atchariya for more than four hours. Afterwards, they transferred him to Thung Song Hong Police Station at about 7.30 pm. However, Atchariya denied every charge. He insists the financial transactions cited against him have legitimate explanations.

Cyber police trace ฿1 billion gambling network before financial trail reaches Atchariya and his club

The dramatic arrest stems from a much wider online Muay Thai gambling investigation. In March, cyber police moved against the “Muay Pak Yok Variety” betting operation. Officers raided six Bangkok properties during the crackdown. Four were inside a housing estate on Soi Nawamin 24. Separately, another two properties were targeted on Soi Nawamin 42 in Bueng Kum district.

Police arrested six suspects during those raids. At the same time, officers seized 245 mobile phones and assets exceeding ฿6.3 million. Investigators then began following the operation’s money trail. According to police, the network generated financial turnover exceeding ฿1 billion.

From there, the investigation widened sharply. Police examined administrators and others whose transactions appeared within the network’s financial records. Eventually, the trail reached Atchariya and accounts associated with his Crime Victims Assistance Club.

Investigators say they identified 212 transactions totalling more than ฿40 million. Police claim those transactions connect Atchariya with accounts uncovered during the boxing gambling investigation. Crucially, however, the figure remains a police claim. No court has ruled that the ฿40 million represented criminal proceeds.

Police scrutinise ฿359 million account turnover as Atchariya rejects links to illegal boxing gambling

Investigators then dug deeper into Atchariya’s finances. According to police, his personal account recorded 1,196 transactions involving more than ฿191 million. Meanwhile, the Crime Victims Assistance Club account showed considerably more individual movements. Police say it recorded 5,140 transactions with turnover exceeding ฿168 million.

Together, those turnover figures exceed ฿359 million. Yet they represent overall account movements identified by investigators. They do not establish that ฿359 million was gambling money. Nor do they establish that the entire amount represented criminal proceeds.

Instead, investigators are concentrating particularly on those 212 transactions exceeding ฿40 million. Police claim tens of millions of baht were connected with online boxing betting websites. Atchariya rejects that interpretation outright. He says the transactions can be explained and denies involvement in illegal gambling.

Immediately after his arrest, officers took Atchariya to Krathum Baen Police Station. There, police formally recorded the arrest. Later, officers moved him to cyber police headquarters at the Government Complex on Chaeng Wattana Road.

Atchariya spoke briefly as police escorted him inside. He immediately rejected any link between his organisation’s finances and illegal gambling. Notably, he stressed that the club account was separate from his personal bank account. He also said he could explain the transactions now under investigation.

Atchariya questions timing of arrest as police defend probe and fraud dispute focuses on ฿414,000

Reporters then asked whether somebody was trying to frame him. Atchariya stopped short of naming anyone. Instead, he told people to consider the circumstances themselves. He also highlighted the timing. The Criminal Court issued the warrant on Friday, and officers arrested him the next day.

In response, police rejected suggestions that the investigation amounted to harassment. Pol Maj Gen Siriwat Deepo addressed the case on Saturday. He is Deputy Commissioner of the Police Inspectorate and a deputy Royal Thai Police spokesman.

Pol Maj Gen Siriwat said the case flowed from the March gambling crackdown. Subsequently, financial investigators identified approximately ฿40 million across 212 transactions, according to police. Investigators claim those transactions were connected with online betting websites.

On another front, police say people who previously transferred money to Atchariya’s organisation have provided information. Investigators claim some believed their money would be used to assist crime victims. Atchariya denies defrauding anyone.

A particularly sharp dispute concerns ฿414,000 highlighted within the fraud accusations. Atchariya says the money has clear and identifiable origins. According to his account, ฿12,000 involved two separate payments. Of that, ฿10,000 was connected with a kathin religious ceremony. Another ฿2,000 was given directly to him.

Atchariya says ฿400,000 was legitimate payment as his long career pursuing crime cases comes into focus

More significantly, another ฿400,000 concerned investigative work involving suspected nominee companies in Phuket. Atchariya says ฿1 million had been agreed for the work. Therefore, he maintains the ฿400,000 represented legitimate part-payment. He rejects the claim that it resulted from fraud.

As part of his defence, Atchariya also rejects accusations involving deceptive electronic communications. Moreover, he says his organisation’s bank account had operated for 12 years. He maintains the club’s finances remained separate from his own.

Police are continuing to examine the larger money flows. Investigators also say Atchariya had sole withdrawal authority over the Crime Victims Assistance Club account. Nevertheless, their evidence has yet to be tested before the court.

The arrest has attracted attention because Atchariya is no ordinary suspect. He is among Thailand’s most recognisable independent crime campaigners. For years, he has pursued cases involving police, officials, criminal suspects and disputed investigations. Consequently, he became a familiar face across Thai television and news media.

His campaigning style is direct and confrontational. Atchariya collects documents, financial records and witness information. Then, he takes his material to police, prosecutors, government agencies and parliamentary committees. Frequently, he also makes his accusations publicly.

Atchariya’s police battle began after a construction dispute led him from engineering into crime fighting

That approach repeatedly put him into conflict with the Royal Thai Police. Over the years, he accused serving officers of corruption, misconduct and interference in investigations. Conversely, his campaigns also produced lawsuits and criminal cases against him.

His route into crime fighting began far from police headquarters. Atchariya was born in Surat Thani and studied civil engineering at Southeast Asia University. Afterwards, he entered the construction industry and operated a business.

Then his own experience with the criminal justice system changed his direction. According to Atchariya, he was cheated of approximately ฿2 million through his construction business. Yet his attempt to recover the money turned against him.

Atchariya says the opposing party had connections with an investigating police officer. Subsequently, he found himself facing criminal proceedings. The case dragged on for several years before Atchariya was eventually acquitted.

By then, his career had changed course. He closed his construction business and began studying law. In turn, his own experiences inside the justice system became the foundation for his campaigning.

Crime Victims Assistance Club grows as Atchariya targets police corruption and claims monthly payments

In 2009, Atchariya established the Crime Victims Assistance Club. The organisation began taking complaints from people claiming their criminal cases were mishandled or ignored. By 2017, Atchariya said the club had already handled thousands of complaints.

However, the organisation did not operate like a conventional charity. Instead, Atchariya developed an aggressive investigative model. He gathered documents, banking information and testimony. From there, he regularly took the evidence directly to state agencies.

His complaints reached national police headquarters and the Department of Special Investigation. Likewise, they reached anti-corruption agencies, prosecutors and parliamentary committees. Alongside this, Atchariya regularly used news conferences to push his allegations into public view.

Suspected police corruption became one of his most persistent targets. In August 2024, Atchariya submitted financial information to anti-corruption police. His complaint targeted officers attached to the Economic Crime Suppression Division.

Atchariya accused officers of collecting monthly payments from import businesses. He claimed more than 50 businesses were affected. Furthermore, he put the payments at more than ฿300 million. Those claims were submitted for investigation and were not court findings.

Tangmo case and Chinese detainee claims put Atchariya into confrontations with police investigators

Another major battle centred on television actress Nida “Tangmo” Patcharaveerapong. Tangmo fell from a speedboat into the Chao Phraya River in February 2022. Soon afterwards, Atchariya became an outspoken critic of aspects of the police investigation.

In April 2022, he formally complained about Provincial Police Region 1 and Nonthaburi investigators. Later, he supplied additional information to the Department of Special Investigation. He also sought to have Tangmo’s death accepted as a special case.

Far from disappearing, his involvement continued for years. On April 24 this year, Atchariya again delivered material concerning Tangmo’s death to the DSI. Tangmo’s mother and campaigner Panthep Puapongpan joined him.

Together, they presented more than 1,000 pages of material. At that stage, the DSI was preparing information for the National Anti-Corruption Commission.

Meanwhile, Atchariya’s clashes with police moved onto another explosive front. His most serious recent accusations concerned Chinese suspects and Immigration Police. In January, he produced documents concerning Chinese detainees linked with scam operations.

Atchariya alleged misconduct involving police officers, lawyers and detainees. Specifically, he claimed false evidence was produced to secure Chinese nationals’ release from immigration custody. He further claimed some were returned to Chinese criminal interests.

Atchariya takes detention claims to police chief before arrest in ฿2.5 million extortion investigation

On March 5, Atchariya took the matter directly to national police chief Pol Gen Kittirat Phanphet. He personally delivered additional evidence concerning the Suan Phlu Immigration detention centre.

Atchariya claimed Chinese detainees paid monthly bribes for privileged treatment. Moreover, he alleged special detention arrangements could cost approximately ฿200,000. He said his evidence included recordings and video supplied by a former Chinese detainee.

Then the case took a dramatic turn.

On April 21, police arrested Atchariya himself. Investigators accused him and others of attempting to extort ฿2.5 million from an Immigration Police colonel. Significantly, the prosecution arose from the same detention centre controversy.

Police accused Atchariya of threatening to make damaging public disclosures unless money was paid. He denied the accusation. In response, Atchariya maintained that the prosecution followed his attempts to expose misconduct.

The Criminal Court subsequently granted him bail of ฿400,000. However, the court imposed conditions. These included restrictions against interfering with witnesses or evidence.

Second arrest follows claims of forged warrants and Chinese scam links as Atchariya opens another DSI case

Saturday’s operation is therefore Atchariya’s second major arrest during 2026. Even so, his campaigns against police continued throughout the intervening months. Indeed, he launched another extraordinary accusation less than three weeks before Saturday’s arrest.

On September 17, Atchariya took material to Parliament alleging 24 court arrest warrants had been forged. His allegations did not stop there. He claimed more than 50 investigators across Bangkok police divisions were involved.

Atchariya alleged that fictitious complainants or fabricated evidence were used to secure warrants. Furthermore, he claimed more than 200 arrest warrants involving Chinese nationals were obtained.

He also alleged more than 300 Chinese nationals were eventually moved towards Thailand’s border areas. According to Atchariya, some subsequently returned to scam operations. A parliamentary committee accepted his material for examination.

However, those accusations remain claims under examination. They have not been established as judicial findings.

Just nine days earlier, Atchariya had opened another front. On September 8, he took a suspected electronic-waste case to the Department of Special Investigation.

That complaint involved 16 companies and 126 containers imported from the United States through Laem Chabang. Atchariya alleged Chinese beneficial ownership stood behind some companies. Additionally, he claimed Thai nominees were used to conceal that ownership.

Atchariya’s legal troubles mount with defamation case and a prison sentence for contempt of court

His complaint also questioned possible official involvement in allowing the shipments through. Again, those accusations were submitted for investigation. They were not established findings.

Atchariya’s hard-charging tactics have also repeatedly landed him in legal trouble. Over the years, he has faced proceedings involving police officers, lawyers and other public figures.

In August 2023, for example, the Criminal Court accepted a case involving Pol Maj Gen Theeradet Thammasuthee. The senior Metropolitan Police investigator brought proceedings involving accusations of false reporting and defamation.

Another serious setback followed in February 2025. The Criminal Court sentenced Atchariya to two months’ imprisonment without suspension for contempt of court.

The case concerned his distribution of a judgment summary before its release was authorised. The court noted Atchariya was not a legal professional. Nonetheless, judges found his extensive court experience meant he understood the procedures.

Against that background, the latest prosecution adds another chapter to his long confrontation with Thailand’s criminal justice system. For more than a decade, Atchariya has taken accusations against police and officials into public view.

Police focus on ฿40 million in transactions as Atchariya disputes gambling links and separate fraud claims

At the same time, his methods have repeatedly brought proceedings against him. Saturday’s gambling-related arrest, however, is separate from his April extortion prosecution.

This case began with the March crackdown on the online Muay Thai betting network. Police say their case is driven by the financial trail. Atchariya says legitimate transactions are being presented as criminal money.

At the heart of that dispute are striking figures. Police cite more than ฿191 million in turnover through Atchariya’s personal account. Separately, investigators cite more than ฿168 million through the Crime Victims Assistance Club account.

Combined, those figures exceed ฿359 million. Yet they represent total account turnover cited by police. They are not findings that ฿359 million represented gambling proceeds.

Instead, investigators have singled out 212 transactions worth more than ฿40 million. Police claim those transfers provide the financial connection to online boxing gambling.

Atchariya rejects the claim. He insists he can explain the money.

Meanwhile, police are pursuing separate public fraud accusations. Atchariya denies those as well. He says the disputed ฿414,000 involved identifiable payments and legitimate work.

Atchariya points to cases pursued against police as latest financial investigation heads to Criminal Court

Beyond the financial battle, Atchariya has pointed directly to the cases he pursued before his arrest. They include the Tangmo investigation and his accusations concerning Chinese detainees.

He also cited the claimed forged arrest warrants. Additionally, he pointed to his recent electronic-waste investigation.

Atchariya claims powerful figures within the Royal Thai Police want him imprisoned. No independent evidence has established that claim. Police maintain their case emerged from financial evidence uncovered during the gambling investigation.

Now that evidence is heading towards court.

For the moment, Atchariya remains inside Thung Song Hong Police Station. On Monday, October 5, officers are expected to take him before the Criminal Court at Ratchadaphisek.

He will arrive after more than a decade spent pursuing contentious criminal cases. Along the way, he repeatedly accused police officers and other officials of serious misconduct.

He also repeatedly found himself facing legal action.

Now, cyber police accuse him of fraud, money laundering and illegal online boxing gambling. They point to 212 transactions exceeding ฿40 million as a central part of their case.

Atchariya denies everything.

On Monday, one of Thailand’s best-known crime fighters will walk into the Criminal Court from police custody.

This time, he will be the accused.

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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10月3日晚上11:48

作者：詹姆斯·莫里斯和孙阮

在“犯罪”、“生活”、“媒体”、“政治”、“泰国”等类别中

泰国一位知名的打击犯罪人士周六晚被捕入狱，此前网络警察对这位长期以来一直批评警方腐败的人士展开了猛烈的反击。阿查里亚·鲁昂拉塔纳蓬（Atchariya Ruangrattanapong）因涉嫌参与一起金额超过10亿泰铢的在线拳击赌博案而突然被捕。警方正在调查212笔交易，金额超过4000万泰铢，他面临欺诈、洗钱和赌博等多项指控。阿查里亚否认所有指控。此前，他曾因唐莫（Tangmo）之死、涉嫌中国诈骗、移民腐败以及伪造逮捕令等问题与警方抗争多年。目前，他仍被拘留至周一，届时这位犯罪受害者援助俱乐部的创始人将作为被告出庭受审。

打击犯罪的斗士阿查里亚·鲁昂拉塔纳蓬因涉嫌参与一起金额高达10亿泰铢的拳击赌博案而被捕入狱，警方正在追查其中4000万泰铢的赃款。这位长期以来批评警方腐败的人士否认所有指控。（来源：《每日新闻》）

打击犯罪和反腐败活动家阿查里亚·鲁昂拉塔纳蓬（Atchariya Ruangrattanapong）周六​​晚间仍被关押，此前数小时他突然被捕。这位在全国享有盛名的活动家目前被网络警察关押在通松洪警察局。他将于10月5日星期一在刑事法庭出庭。届时，调查人员预计将就一起重大网络拳击赌博案申请正式拘留。

周六中午刚过，警方在奥姆诺伊拳击馆附近逮捕了阿查里亚。此次行动依据的是前一天签发的刑事法院第5726/2569号逮捕令。阿查里亚目前面临多项指控，包括公共欺诈、洗钱和非法电子拳击赌博。此外，他还面临违反《计算机犯罪法》的指控。

网络犯罪调查局警员对阿查里亚进行了四个多小时的讯问。之后，他们于晚上7点30分左右将他移送至通松洪警察局。然而，阿查里亚否认了所有指控。他坚称针对他的金融交易都有合理的解释。

网络警察追踪到一个涉案金额高达10亿泰铢的赌博网络，最终将资金流向了阿查里亚及其俱乐部。

此次引人注目的逮捕行动源于一项范围更广的泰拳网络赌博调查。今年3月，网络警察对“Muay Pak Yok Variety”赌博团伙展开打击行动。在这次突击行动中，警方突击搜查了曼谷的六处房产。其中四处位于Nawamin 24巷的一个住宅区内。另外两处房产则位于汶坤区Nawamin 42巷。

警方在突袭行动中逮捕了六名嫌疑人。同时，警方缴获了245部手机和超过630万泰铢的资产。随后，调查人员开始追踪该犯罪团伙的资金流向。据警方称，该团伙的非法交易额超过10亿泰铢。

调查由此迅速扩大。警方审查了该网络财务记录中出现交易的管理人员和其他人员。最终，线索指向了阿查里亚及其犯罪受害者援助俱乐部的相关账户。

调查人员称，他们发现了212笔交易，总额超过4000万泰铢。警方声称，这些交易将阿查里亚与在拳击赌博调查中发现的账户联系起来。然而，关键在于，这一数字仍只是警方的说法。没有任何法院裁定这4000万泰铢是犯罪所得。

警方审查3.59亿泰铢的账户交易额，阿查里亚否认与非法拳击赌博有关。

调查人员随后对阿查里亚的财务状况进行了深入调查。据警方称，他的个人账户记录了1196笔交易，涉及金额超过1.91亿泰铢。与此同时，犯罪受害者援助俱乐部的账户显示出更多的个人资金流动。警方表示，该账户记录了5140笔交易，交易额超过1.68亿泰铢。

这些交易额总计超过3.59亿泰铢。然而，这些数字仅代表调查人员发现的账户整体流动情况，并不能证明这3.59亿泰铢是赌资，也不能证明这笔款项全部为犯罪所得。

相反，调查人员重点关注的是金额超过4000万泰铢的212笔交易。警方声称，数千万泰铢与在线拳击博彩网站有关。阿查里亚断然否认这种说法。他表示，这些交易可以解释，并否认参与非法赌博。

阿查里亚被捕后，警方立即将其带到克拉图姆巴恩警察局。在那里，警方正式记录了逮捕情况。随后，警方将其转移至位于昌瓦塔纳路政府大楼内的网络警察总部。

阿查里亚在被警方押送进入室内时简短地发表了讲话。他立即否认其组织的财务与非法赌博有任何关联。值得注意的是，他强调俱乐部账户与他的个人银行账户是分开的。他还表示，他可以解释目前正在调查的交易。

阿查里亚质疑逮捕时机，警方为调查辩护，欺诈纠纷聚焦于41.4万泰铢。

记者随后询问是否有人试图陷害他。阿查里亚没有指名道姓，而是让人们自行考虑具体情况。他还强调了时机的重要性。刑事法院于周五签发了逮捕令，警方于次日将其逮捕。

对此，警方否认了调查构成骚扰的说法。泰国皇家警察副发言人、警察督察局副局长西里瓦特·迪波少将周六就此案发表了讲话。

西里瓦特少将表示，此案源于3月份的打击赌博行动。警方称，随后金融调查人员查明了212笔交易，涉案金额约4000万泰铢。调查人员称，这些交易与在线赌博网站有关。

另一方面，警方表示，此前曾向阿查里亚的组织汇款的人已提供相关信息。调查人员称，有些人以为他们的钱会用于帮助犯罪受害者。阿查里亚否认诈骗任何人。

争议的焦点在于诈骗指控中提到的41.4万泰铢。阿查里亚表示，这笔钱来源清晰明确。据他所述，其中1.2万泰铢分两笔支付。在这1.2万泰铢中，1万泰铢与一场卡廷宗教仪式有关。另外2000泰铢是直接给他的。

阿查里亚表示，40万泰铢是合法的付款，他长期从事打击犯罪的职业生涯使案件浮出水面。

更重要的是，另有40万泰铢用于调查普吉岛涉嫌的代理公司。阿查里亚表示，这项调查的约定金额为100万泰铢。因此，他坚称这40万泰铢是合法的部分付款，并否认其系欺诈所得。

作为辩护的一部分，阿查里亚还否认了有关其使用欺诈性电子通讯手段的指控。此外，他表示其组织的银行账户已运行了12年。他坚称俱乐部的财务与他个人的财务完全分开。

警方仍在调查更大的资金流动情况。调查人员还表示，阿查里亚对犯罪受害者援助俱乐部的账户拥有唯一的提款权限。然而，他们的证据尚未经过法庭检验。

阿查里亚的被捕之所以引起关注，是因为他并非普通的嫌疑人。他是泰国最知名的独立犯罪维权人士之一。多年来，他一直致力于调查涉及警察、官员、犯罪嫌疑人和有争议的调查案件。因此，他经常出现在泰国电视和新闻媒体上。

他的竞选风格直接且具有对抗性。阿查里亚收集文件、财务记录和证人信息，然后将这些材料提交给警方、检察官、政府机构和议会委员会。他经常也会公开提出指控。

阿查里亚的警界生涯始于一场建筑纠纷，这场纠纷将他从工程师转变为打击犯罪的斗士。

这种做法使他屡次与泰国皇家警察发生冲突。多年来，他指控在职警官贪污腐败、行为不端和干预调查。反过来，他的行动也导致他本人面临诉讼和刑事指控。

他走上打击犯罪之路的起点与警察总部相距甚远。阿查里亚出生于素叻他尼府，毕业于东南亚大学土木工程专业。之后，他进入建筑行业，经营自己的公司。

后来，他与刑事司法系统的亲身经历改变了他的人生方向。据阿查里亚称，他的建筑生意被骗走了大约200万泰铢。然而，他追回这笔钱的努力却适得其反。

阿查里亚称对方与一名负责调查此案的警官有联系。随后，他自己也面临刑事诉讼。此案拖延数年，最终阿查里亚被判无罪。

那时，他的人生轨迹发生了改变。他关闭了建筑公司，开始学习法律。反过来，他在司法系统内部的亲身经历也成为了他竞选活动的基石。

随着阿查里亚打击警察腐败并要求每月支付款项，犯罪受害者援助俱乐部规模不断扩大。

2009年，阿查里亚成立了犯罪受害者援助俱乐部。该组织开始受理民众的投诉，这些民众声称他们的刑事案件处理不当或被忽视。阿查里亚表示，到2017年，该俱乐部已经处理了数千起投诉。

然而，该组织并非以传统慈善机构的方式运作。相反，阿查里亚建立了一套积极的调查模式。他收集文件、银行信息和证词。之后，他定期将这些证据直接提交给政府机构。

他的投诉上报至国家警察总部和特别调查局，同时也上报至反腐机构、检察官和议会委员会。此外，阿查里亚还经常召开新闻发布会，向公众宣传他的指控。

涉嫌警察腐败成为他最持续关注的目标之一。2024年8月，阿查里亚向反腐警察部门提交了财务信息。他的投诉针对的是隶属于经济犯罪打击部门的官员。

阿查里亚指控官员向进口企业收取月费。他声称有超过50家企业受到影响，并且涉案金额超过3亿泰铢。这些指控已提交调查，并非法院判决。

唐莫案和中国被拘留者的说法使阿查里亚与警方调查人员发生冲突。

另一场重大争论的焦点是电视女演员妮达·“唐莫”·帕查拉维拉蓬。2022年2月，唐莫从快艇上坠入湄南河。此后不久，阿查里亚便开始公开批评警方调查的某些方面。

2022年4月，他正式投诉了第一省警区和暖武里府的调查人员。之后，他又向特别调查部提供了补充信息。他还要求将唐莫的死因作为特殊案件处理。

他并未就此销声匿迹，而是持续参与多年。今年4月24日，阿查里亚再次向特别调查局递交了有关唐莫之死的材料。唐莫的母亲兼维权人士潘特普·普阿蓬潘也陪同他一同递交。

他们总共提交了超过1000页的材料。当时，特别调查局正在为国家反腐败委员会准备相关信息。

与此同时，阿查里亚与警方的冲突升级，愈演愈烈。他最近最严重的指控涉及中国嫌疑人和移民警察。今年1月，他出示了与诈骗活动有关的中国被拘留者的相关文件。

阿查里亚指控警方、律师和被拘留者存在不当行为。他特别声称，有人伪造证据以确保中国公民从移民拘留中心获释。他还声称，其中一些人被遣返回中国，落入了犯罪分子手中。

在涉嫌250万泰铢勒索案调查中被捕前，阿查里亚向警察局长提出拘留请求。

3月5日，阿查里亚直接向国家警察总长吉迪拉·潘佩特上将汇报了此事。他亲自递交了有关素安普鲁移民拘留中心的更多证据。

阿查里亚声称，被拘留的中国公民每月行贿以获得特殊待遇。此外，他还指控，特殊的拘留安排可能花费约20万泰铢。他说，他的证据包括一名前中国公民提供的录音和视频。

随后案情出现了戏剧性的转折。

4月21日，警方逮捕了阿查里亚本人。调查人员指控他和其他人试图向一名移民警察上校勒索250万泰铢。值得注意的是，此次起诉源于同一拘留中心争议。

警方指控阿查里亚威胁要公开不利于他的信息，除非支付钱财。他否认了这一指控。阿查里亚则回应称，检方是因为他试图揭露不当行为才对他提起诉讼的。

刑事法庭随后准予他以40万泰铢保释，但附加了一些条件，包括不得干扰证人或证据。

在阿查里亚就另一起DSI案件提起诉讼之际，第二次逮捕行动因涉嫌伪造逮捕令和与中国诈骗案有关而展开。

因此，周六的行动是阿查里亚在2026年第二次被捕。即便如此，他针对警方的攻击活动在随后的几个月里仍在继续。事实上，就在周六被捕前不到三周，他还提出了另一项非同寻常的指控。

9月17日，阿查里亚向国会提交材料，指控24份法院逮捕令系伪造。他的指控远不止于此。他声称曼谷各警局的50多名调查人员涉案。

阿查里亚指控有人捏造虚假投诉人或伪造证据以获取逮捕令。此外，他还声称获得了200多份涉及中国公民的逮捕令。

他还声称，最终有300多名中国公民被转移到泰国边境地区。据阿查里亚称，其中一些人随后又重操旧业，继续从事诈骗活动。一个议会委员会已受理了他的材料进行审查。

然而，这些指控目前仍处于调查阶段，尚未被司法裁定确立。

就在九天前，阿查里亚又开辟了另一条战线。9月8日，他向特别调查部门报案，称涉嫌电子垃圾案件。

该投诉涉及16家公司和126个从美国经林查班港进口的集装箱。阿查里亚声称，部分公司的实际受益所有人是中国人。此外，他还声称，泰国方面利用代理人来掩盖这种所有权关系。

阿查里亚的法律麻烦接踵而至，他不仅面临诽谤案，还因藐视法庭罪被判入狱。

他的投诉还质疑官方是否参与了放行这些货物的行动。这些指控也已提交调查，但尚未得出确切结论。

阿查里亚强硬的行事作风也让他屡次陷入法律纠纷。多年来，他曾与警官、律师和其他公众人物对簿公堂。

例如，2023年8月，刑事法院受理了一起涉及警察少将提拉德·塔玛苏提的案件。这位伦敦警察厅高级调查员提起诉讼，指控其虚假报道和诽谤。

2025 年 2 月，又一次严重的挫折接踵而至。刑事法院以藐视法庭罪判处 Atchariya 两个月监禁，不得缓刑。

此案涉及他在判决摘要未经授权发布前擅自散发。法院指出，阿查里亚并非法律专业人士。然而，法官认为他丰富的法庭经验表明他了解相关程序。

在此背景下，最新的起诉为他与泰国刑事司法系统的长期对抗又添新篇章。十多年来，阿查里亚一直公开指控警察和官员。

警方重点调查金额高达4000万泰铢的交易，而阿查里亚则否认与赌博有关以及其他欺诈指控。

与此同时，他的这些做法也曾多次让他惹上官司。不过，周六他因赌博被捕与他四月份的敲诈勒索案是两起独立的案件。

此案始于三月份对一家在线泰拳赌博网站的打击行动。警方表示，此案的调查重点在于资金流向。阿查里亚称，一些合法交易被冒充为犯罪所得。

这场纠纷的核心是一些惊人的数字。警方指出，阿查里亚的个人账户营业额超过1.91亿泰铢。此外，调查人员还指出，犯罪受害者援助俱乐部的账户营业额超过1.68亿泰铢。

这些数字加起来超过3.59亿泰铢。然而，这些只是警方公布的账户总交易额，并非认定3.59亿泰铢为赌博所得。

相反，调查人员重点关注了212笔交易，总额超过4000万泰铢。警方称，这些转账与网络拳击赌博活动存在资金联系。

阿查里亚否认了这一说法。他坚称自己可以解释这笔钱的来源。

与此同时，警方还在调查其他涉嫌公共欺诈的指控。阿查里亚否认了这些指控。他表示，争议的41.4万泰铢涉及可识别的款项和合法工作。

阿查里亚指出，针对警方的案件正在审理中，而最新的金融调查也即将移交刑事法院。

除了经济纠纷之外，阿查里亚还直接提及了他被捕前经手的案件，包括唐墨案调查以及他对中国被拘留者的指控。

他还提到了据称是伪造的逮捕令。此外，他还提到了他最近进行的一项电子垃圾调查。

阿查里亚声称泰国皇家警察内部一些有权势的人物想把他关进监狱。但目前尚无独立证据证实这一说法。警方则坚称，他们的指控源于赌博调查中发现的财务证据。

现在这些证据正送交法庭。

目前，阿查里亚仍被关押在通颂洪警察局。预计警方将于10月5日星期一将其押送至叻差达披色刑事法庭。

他将结束十余年处理棘手刑事案件的工作后抵达。在此期间，他多次指控警官和其他官员存在严重不当行为。

他还多次面临法律诉讼。

现在，网络警察指控他犯有欺诈、洗钱和非法网络拳击赌博罪。他们指出，212笔交易总额超过4000万泰铢，这是他们案件的核心证据。

阿查里亚否认一切。

周一，泰国最著名的打击犯罪者之一将从警方拘留所走进刑事法庭。

这一次，他将成为被告。

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尽管证据确凿，警方团体仍试图以诽谤罪起诉苏拉查·哈克帕恩将军（绰号“大笑话”）。

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。

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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。

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2026年9月25日，普吉岛发生一起骇人听闻的事件：一名警察的格洛克手枪在滑套动作中走火，导致其49岁的母亲不幸身亡。事发后，这名普吉岛警察将面临致命枪击案的调查。

现任选举专员再次表达了他对2024年参议院选举调查的担忧（2026年9月30日）

泰国航空公司承认失误，素万那普机场公共区域被行李淹没 2026年9月30日

土耳其纵火犯被捕。他的泰国女友雇佣他销毁其前工作场所的证据。2026年9月29日

与时间赛跑，与洪水赛跑，阿努廷总理夜以继日地应对洪灾紧急情况 2026年9月29日

泰国谨慎推进人工智能监管，美国科技公司警告称关键条款可能阻碍投资 2026年9月29日

2026年9月28日，由于危机仍未得到控制，素万那普机场的军事行动范围扩大。

尽管有条形码警告，宪法法院仍维持2月8日大选的合法性，总理松了一口气 2026年9月28日

2026年9月28日，行李混乱导致疲惫不堪的机场工作人员不堪重负，泰国皇家陆军被派往素万那普机场。

2026年9月27日，春蓬府发生一起三角恋恐怖事件，一名政府官员突然发狂，三人全部遇害。

2026年9月27日，泰国国家发展研究所（NIDA）民意调查显示，随着总理阿努廷的基地坠毁，泰国公众的冷漠情绪日益加剧。

2026年9月27日，曼谷附近北榄府发生洪水悲剧，一辆汽车被淹，两人触电身亡。

宪法法院周一的关键投票裁决或将颠覆泰国政府和政治格局 2026年9月27日

2026年9月26日，一名美国公民在芭堤雅被捕，此前联合执法机构突袭了他的郊区住宅，在其住所内发现了一个非法制毒窝点。

泰国警方发出警告，警惕假冒止咳糖浆。2026年9月26日，警方在四次突击行动中捣毁了一个假药帝国。

2026年9月26日，在帕岸岛谋杀并肢解哥伦比亚外科医生的32岁西班牙厨师上诉被驳回。

2026年9月25日星期五上午，芭堤雅一处民宅发生大麻种植场火灾，房屋被烧毁，当地居民出现头晕、头痛等症状。

2026年9月25日，一名33岁男子因母亲拒绝给他买一辆动力更强的车，在乌隆他尼纵火焚烧了自己的本田史酷比汽车。

部长们被指责忽视泰国农民。关键援助资金尚未提交内阁审议（2026年9月25日）

2026年9月24日，总理阿努廷·查恩维拉库尔因地方政府考试丑闻被议会正式传唤。

前司法部长称赞一项重大破产法案，该法案有望减轻家庭债务负担 2026年9月24日

妮妮·罗亚尔凭借精彩绝伦的《七国军队》压轴表演为泰国赢得大奖，斩获100万美元奖金（2026年9月24日）。

芭堤雅突袭行动后，几名中国男子因涉嫌强奸和敲诈勒索被捕。一名女子于2026年9月23日被关押并戴上镣铐。

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