Cyber Police Continue Interrogation of Suspect in Fake Transfer Slip Case
Authorities have taken a 26-year-old man into custody for further questioning regarding a viral social media post involving a fraudulent 7-million-baht transfer slip.
On October 29, 2026, cyber police from the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD) transported a 26-year-old suspect, identified as Chairat, for further interrogation at the Thung Song Hong Police Station. According to Khaosod Online, the suspect was detained following an investigation into the 'Godd Dam' social media page, which allegedly posted a fake bank transfer slip for 7 million baht. The fraudulent document falsely listed Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul as the recipient, with the post claiming the funds were for 'tea money' or a bribe. Police conducted a search of the suspect's residence in the Bang Khen area the previous night before continuing the interrogation process. As of the morning of October 29, the suspect appeared exhausted and declined to answer media questions regarding his alleged involvement with the page. For residents and visitors, this case highlights the ongoing crackdown on digital misinformation and the misuse of high-profile names in online fraud. While the suspect remains in custody, authorities have yet to confirm the full extent of the network behind the 'Godd Dam' page or the specific motivations behind the fabrication. Further details are expected as the investigation proceeds.
