Cyber Police Still Quiz Facebook Page Operative Who Denies Ownership over Fake Payment Slip Linked to PM
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"Chairat," a former member of the Move Forward Party, secretly met with cyber police, denying ownership of the "Godd Dam" Facebook page and stating he has no intention of fleeing. Meanwhile, the court approved an arrest warrant after he met with officials. The commander of the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau confirmed there is sufficient evidence for the court to approve the warrant.
Cyber Police still quiz Facebook page operative who denies ownership over fake payment slip linked to PM
Fake ฿7m 'tea money' slip sparks a political storm! Police arrest former Move Forward member Chaiyarat Rekhawat over Godd Dam. He denies running the page as investigators probe viral reposts, suspected donations and a separate royal defamation case.
October 28, 2026. Regarding the news circulating about legal action against the admin of the Facebook page “Godd Dam” […] The post The accused, an admin of the Facebook page “Godd Dam,” went to meet with police to declare his innocence before being shown an arrest warrant later first appeared on the Lawyers Center for Human Rights.
This morning, officers from the Cyber Crime Investigation Division 1 (CCID 1) went to the Ratchada Criminal Court to request an arrest warrant for Mr. Chairat, 26 years old.
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