Actress Files Complaint Against Ex-Cop Over Five Years of Sexual Harassment
Actress Neen Chatchaya filed a complaint against a 35-year-old ex-police officer for five years of sexual harassment, including unwanted messages and breaking into her home despite previous police reports.
On August 13, 2025, at 2 p.m., Panutsada Vongphudit, chairman of the Do Good Foundation, assigned lawyer Sirikhwan Nilkarn to accompany actress and influencer Neen Chatchaya Samreng Raj to file a complaint with Wiroj Suchart, an investigator at Bueng Kum Police Station. The complaint targets a 35-year-old former police officer named Chatchawal (surname withheld) on charges of sexual harassment and breaking and entering.
Neen stated that over the past five years, the ex-officer claiming to be a fan has sent her sexually suggestive messages via social media inbox and made numerous unauthorized visits to her home, often asking her family members about her whereabouts. Despite never meeting her in person, he has monitored her movements, followed her to her private yogurt business, and caused her severe anxiety and panic. She disclosed that she has reported the incidents to police three times previously, filing detailed daily logs as evidence. On January 15, 2025, she reported the breaking and entering, and most recently on August 11, 2025, CCTV footage clearly captured him entering her home late at night.
Neen explained that despite providing the security team with the suspect's photograph and a ban on his entry, he circumvents security by disguising himself—posing as a food delivery rider, using ride-sharing apps, or driving his own vehicle and claiming he was not visiting that address.
Lawyer Sirikhwan Nilkarn noted that investigation revealed the suspect was formerly a police officer but the reason for his departure from service is unknown. She emphasized that such cases previously lacked legal protection, but the new Sexual Harassment Act now covers these actions. The foundation aims to pursue the case as a landmark example to warn society.
Neen has appeared in several television dramas and series including "Lai Kin Naree," "Sart Seua," and "Duang Tah Sawon," mostly in supporting roles.
Panutsada Vongphudit stated via telephone that if the harasser suffers from a mental condition or psychiatric disorder, his family should seek treatment rather than allow him to disturb others. She volunteered to pursue legal action beyond simply filing a complaint, noting that Neen's brother will meet with her and prosecutors to advance the case. She emphasized that once the matter reaches her, it must be pursued to its fullest extent, especially given the recent change in law protecting victims of sexual harassment.
Investigator Wiroj Suchart confirmed receipt of the complaint and stated that evidence is being compiled to forward to his superiors for legal proceedings.
