Police

Cyber Police Raid Home of Famous Influencer Saint

Cyber police raided the home of a famous influencer saint in Thailand, saying the action is not linked to any notable lawyer’s case, old investigations, or donation campaigns. The raid, conducted on October 6, 2026, targeted one location possibly in Nonthaburi province, with further details to be released later today. Authorities insist the matter is unrelated to previous controversies surrounding the influencer.

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According to Pol. Maj. Gen. Aruat Sangjan, the cyber police operation is ongoing, with officers executing a search warrant at a single site. He said it is still being determined whether the site is the influencer’s residence in Nonthaburi province. Authorities are withholding information about any suspects found or evidence seized until the investigation concludes, promising to release more details this afternoon. When asked if the raid connects to the high-profile lawyer’s case, previous cases, or fundraising activities, he replied, 'It is not related to the lawyer’s case or any old case; it is a separate matter.'

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