Police Raid Boom Panadda's Condo, Seize Luxury Goods Worth Millions
Police raided the Bangkok condo of celebrity Boom Panadda, seizing designer handbags and jewelry worth tens of millions of baht. The operation followed the impoundment of five vehicles linked to a charity foundation as evidence in an ongoing investigation. Authorities are examining the assets for possible links to illegal activity.
On November 11, 2026, at the parking lot in front of the Central Investigation Bureau's complaint center, police from the Crime Suppression Division brought five vehicles belonging to the 'Do Good' Foundation, each bearing the foundation's logo stickers. The vehicles included a white Toyota Commuter van (Chon Buri plates), a black Mitsubishi Triton pickup (Bangkok plates), two white Toyota Hilux pickups (Bangkok plates), and a white Toyota Alphard HEV Executive Lounge E-Four (Bangkok plates). All five were parked as evidence in the case, marked with signs reading 'Evidence, Division 4, Crime Suppression Division.' Support officers stated the vehicles had been parked since the previous evening (November 10), with the foundation logos removed. The Alphard is believed to be Boom Panadda's personal vehicle, as it displayed a Parliament access pass. Subsequently, Central Investigation Bureau officers executed a search warrant at Boom Panadda's Sukhumvit condominium in Bangkok, uncovering additional designer handbags and a large amount of jewelry valued at tens of millions of baht, which were seized for further investigation.
