Police Refer 'Godd Dam' Page Administrator to Court Over Fake Transfer Slip Case
Authorities have transferred a 26-year-old suspect to court following a two-day interrogation regarding a fabricated 7-million-baht transfer slip involving the Prime Minister's name.
On October 30, 2026, Thai police from the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) transferred a 26-year-old suspect, identified as Chaiyarat, to court. The suspect, who is linked to the 'Godd Dam' social media page, was detained following a two-day interrogation session. The investigation centers on allegations that the suspect posted a falsified bank transfer slip for 7 million baht, which falsely displayed the name of Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul as the recipient.
Following the conclusion of the questioning, which lasted through the night, the suspect was held at the Thung Song Hong Police Station. Reports indicate that the suspect appeared visibly exhausted during the transfer process. As of the morning of October 30, no family members, associates, or legal representatives from the Thai Lawyers for Human Rights center had arrived at the station to visit or assist the suspect.
For residents and travelers, this case highlights the strict enforcement of laws regarding digital misinformation and the unauthorized use of public figures' identities in Thailand. While the suspect has been moved to court, the legal proceedings are ongoing. It remains to be confirmed what specific charges will be formally filed by the prosecution and how the defense will respond to the allegations of digital forgery and defamation.
