Court Rejects 'Godd Dam' Admin Warrant, Police to Reapply
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On October 27, Pol. Maj. Gen. Tinrat Rangmat, Deputy Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division (TCSD), disclosed progress in the case involving the 'Godd Dam' page. The page published a bank transfer slip claiming to show a 7 million baht deposit into the account of Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul, linking it to alleged 'tea money' bribes, which is suspected to be false information.
Police have gathered witness testimony and bank records confirming that no such account or transaction exists. They initially prepared to request an arrest warrant for the page admin on charges of importing false data into a computer system. However, after reviewing the evidence and testimony submitted by TCSD investigators, the court rejected the warrant application. Investigators are now compiling supplementary evidence and plan to petition the Criminal Court again for the same charges on October 28.
