Activist Requests Central Police Intervention in Long-Standing Case
Social media personality 'Oysri' has petitioned the Crime Suppression Division to take over a two-year-old investigation involving the head of the Pen Nueng Foundation.
On November 11, 2026, Bunyanuch Saengsri, known for her 'Oysri and Friends' social media page, visited the Central Investigation Bureau to formally request that the Crime Suppression Division (CSD) assume jurisdiction over a series of legal cases involving the president of the Pen Nueng Foundation. Accompanied by her legal team, Bunyanuch argued that investigations initiated in Nonthaburi province have remained stagnant for over two years.
According to her legal representative, Phuwakorn Srinean, the complaints date back to July 2024 and involve three separate police stations: Bang Bua Thong, Mueang Nonthaburi, and Rattanathibet. The legal team contends that the lack of progress is due to fragmented coordination between local police jurisdictions and complex procedural hurdles. Bunyanuch expressed frustration over the perceived lack of accountability, alleging that the accused has previously claimed immunity from legal consequences.
For residents and observers, this development highlights ongoing concerns regarding the efficiency of local law enforcement in handling high-profile or multi-jurisdictional complaints. While the request for a transfer to the CSD has been filed, it remains to be confirmed whether the authorities will grant the petition to centralize the investigation. No official response from the accused or the local police stations involved has been provided regarding these specific allegations of procedural delays.
