Japanese police have revealed the arrest of two American nationals involved in an incident at Ichikawa Zoo in Chiba Prefecture on the morning of Sunday, May 17. One of the suspects jumped into the enclosure of 'Punch Kung,' a 9-month-old Japanese macaque who has captured the hearts of the internet and attracted numerous tourists to Ichikawa, while the other suspect filmed the incident. Authorities disclosed that a 24-year-old man claiming to be a college student is accused of scaling a fence to enter Punch's enclosure, and a 27-year-old man claiming to be a singer was responsible for recording the video. Both men initially denied the allegations. Video footage posted on social media by visitors shows a man in a costume covering his head and face climbing over a fence into the snow monkey enclosure. Reports indicate the costume was used to promote a cryptocurrency. The costumed man was then seen walking around one section of the enclosure before animal care staff intervened and brought him inside, after which police arrived to arrest him and charge him with obstructing business operations. The zoo stated that no monkeys were injured and is implementing preventive measures against future incidents, including expanding restricted viewing areas and installing anti-intrusion netting. The facility is also considering a complete ban on video recording around the exhibit and has temporarily suspended approval for YouTuber filming requests.

Hallodarah – Jeff Satur opens up about the grueling ordeal of maintaining a strict diet for his golden physique, insisting he's not addicted to being shredded but simply wants to look right. He emphasizes that life needs to include happiness, and admits he misses Thai custard treats and egg tarts.

Turning to his film project, 'Term 4: D-Day,' which is based on true events, young actor Thadd ATLAS reveals he was initially nervous. "The director told me the screenwriter drew from a real story," he explains. "At first I thought it wasn't real, but you can see that bus in actual news footage. The director did extensive research and interviewed people from the area. Since it's based on a true story, I pray before every shoot—I don't want to disrespect anyone. As for the acting, the three of us were quite close since we'd worked together before. Playing as friends in this film felt relaxed, and honestly, we had real fun together. We were scared of ghosts, we ran away for real, but it was enjoyable sharing it with friends."

Meanwhile, actress May Fuengaram launches 'MISSSE Collagen Whitening Powder Pact,' a premium powder compact. "It took me a long time to develop and research this formula," she explains. "My goal was to make quality products more accessible so every woman can afford good skincare at a fair price. I didn't create this just to sell—I wanted everyone to have access to the best products." You can shop the brand Missse through their online channels.

Having successfully shaped his physique for his project, Jeff Satur does have some minor complaints. "Playing the role isn't hard, but eating is the real challenge," he admits. "I have to eat dry chicken breast and boiled eggs, but we can't just survive—we have to live too. It's torturous, but seeing my physique on screen is worth it. That said, I'm not obsessed with having a golden body. I just maintain it, and whether it stays or goes is fine with me. But once I finish, I want to go back to eating Thai custard and egg tarts."

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UDON THANI — May 19, 2026: A female university student in northeastern Thailand has filed a police complaint after alleging that a senior student, who is the son of a police officer, climbed into her room before dawn to confront and apologize over a personal dispute.

Police in Udon Thani said the complaint was lodged on the evening of May 18 by a 54-year-old apartment owner identified as Narumon and a 21-year-old fourth-year university student identified by the pseudonym "A."

The complaint included CCTV footage allegedly showing 21-year-old Kittipong, a senior student at the same university, entering the student's accommodation at approximately 5:02 a.m. on May 18. According to the footage, Kittipong arrived home on a motorcycle at 4:59 a.m. before leaving shortly afterwards. He paused to observe his surroundings before crossing the road toward the victim's apartment building.

He was then seen climbing over the apartment fence while carrying what appeared to be a flashlight, heading to the rear of the student's room and entering the property. Police said he remained inside for around 30 minutes.

At 5:36 a.m., CCTV footage showed him climbing back out of the apartment compound, crossing the road, and returning home.

After receiving the complaint, investigators and patrol officers from Muang Udon Thani Police Station inspected the scene and questioned nearby residents. During the inquiry, officers discovered that the neighboring homeowner was a police officer. A review of evidence and CCTV footage identified the alleged intruder as the officer's son.

Police said Kittipong admitted his actions in front of his father and investigators after being confronted with the evidence. He allegedly told police that he climbed from his family home into the apartment compound and entered the student's room through an unlocked rear door.

When questioned about his motive, Kittipong said he wanted to discuss and resolve tensions and apologize to the student over an earlier disagreement involving jealousy from his girlfriend, who had become suspicious of the woman and unfollowed her on Instagram.

The student said she had always respected him as a senior student who had helped her with academic work, and stressed that she already had a boyfriend and had never viewed the relationship romantically.

"If he genuinely wanted to talk or apologize, he should have come to the front door during normal hours when people were awake," she said. "Instead, he climbed the fence and entered my room at 5:00 a.m. while I was asleep. It has caused me serious fear and anxiety."

Investigators said witness statements had been recorded and that the suspect would be formally summoned for questioning as legal proceedings continue.