CIB Seizes Five Vehicles Linked to Good Deeds Foundation
The Crime Investigation Bureau seized five vehicles registered to the Good Deeds Foundation as evidence in an ongoing investigation. Officers found that foundation stickers had been peeled off all vehicles, including a Toyota Alphard with a Parliament access pass suspected to belong to politician Panadda Wongphudee. The vehicles were impounded on November 11 at the CIB headquarters in Bangkok.
On November 11, 2026, at the parking lot in front of the Central Investigation Bureau complaint center, reporters observed CIB officers bringing in five vehicles from the Good Deeds Foundation, all bearing foundation logos, to be held as evidence. The vehicles comprise a white Toyota Commuter van with Chonburi plates, a black Mitsubishi Triton pickup with Bangkok plates, a white Toyota Hilux with Bangkok plates, a white Toyota Hilux Revo with Bangkok plates, and a white Toyota Alphard HEV Executive Lounge E-Four with Bangkok plates. All were parked with notices on their windshields reading "Evidence CIB." Support officers on duty said the vehicles had been brought there since the evening of November 10. Reporters found that the foundation logo stickers had been removed from all vehicles. The Alphard, believed to be the personal vehicle of Panadda Wongphudee, still displayed a Parliament access pass on its front dashboard.
