Cyber Police Detain Admin of 'Godd dam' Page Over Alleged False Information
Thai authorities have detained a 26-year-old man linked to the 'Godd dam' Facebook page following allegations of spreading false information and document forgery.
On October 28, 2026, the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) initiated legal proceedings against a 26-year-old man, identified as Chairat, regarding his alleged involvement with the 'Godd dam' social media page. According to Khaosod Online, the investigation follows a post concerning a 7-million-baht bribe, which prompted authorities to seek an arrest warrant at the Ratchada Criminal Court.
The charges against the individual include violations of the Computer Crimes Act, specifically for importing false information that could impact national security, as well as sharing such content and document forgery. While police were in the process of securing the warrant, the suspect arrived at the CCIB headquarters accompanied by a lawyer from the Thai Lawyers for Human Rights center to surrender and cooperate with investigators.
During the initial questioning, the suspect denied ownership of the page, stating, "I am not the owner of the page." For residents and visitors, this case highlights the strict enforcement of Thailand's Computer Crimes Act regarding online content and the potential legal consequences of sharing unverified information. As the investigation is ongoing, it remains to be confirmed whether the suspect will be formally charged or if further evidence will link him to the page's operations. The legal process is currently in its preliminary stages.
