Cyber Police Expand Investigation into 'Godd Dam' Suspect
Authorities are pursuing additional charges against a 26-year-old suspect linked to the 'Godd Dam' page, as investigators look into potential accomplices and national security-related offenses.
On October 30, 2026, investigators from the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB) conducted a six-hour interrogation of a 26-year-old man, identified as Chairat, regarding the 'Godd Dam' social media page. The suspect is accused of posting a fraudulent 7-million-baht bank transfer slip. During the session, which was recorded and attended by his legal counsel, the suspect denied the allegations and refused to disclose the origin of the forged document.
Police are currently expanding the investigation, citing evidence that suggests the involvement of accomplices who may have assisted in the suspect's attempts to evade capture by frequently changing temporary residences in the Ratchada area. Furthermore, officers from the Bang Khen Police Station and the Special Branch Bureau are coordinating with cyber investigators to gather evidence for additional charges related to national security.
Authorities have established a clear protocol for the suspect's custody: if he is granted bail, police intend to immediately execute an arrest warrant for the new security-related charges. If bail is denied, they plan to file the additional charges while he is in prison. For residents and visitors, this case highlights ongoing efforts by Thai authorities to crack down on digital fraud and activities deemed threatening to national stability. The extent of the suspect's network and the specific nature of the security charges remain to be confirmed by the court.
