Woman Filmed Without Consent; Poster Apologizes
A man apologized after posting a video of a woman filmed without consent under the Talad Phlu overpass, saying he didn't realize it would cause such an uproar, and announced he is quitting social media. Authorities are coordinating with mul
A woman was filmed in a compromising situation under the Talad Phlu overpass on Wuthakad Road. The man who posted the video apologized, saying he did not realize it would become such a major incident. He announced he is quitting social media. Authorities are coordinating with support agencies to prevent similar incidents in the future.
At 11:00 on August 21, 2025, Tun Ot Pen Nung traveled to assist a young woman who was filmed without consent. The incident occurred beneath the Talad Phlu overpass on Wuthakad Road. Tun Ot coordinated with Deputy Police Captain Chatthaphoomi Muksaken, chief of Talad Phlu Station, and Jirasek Wattanmongkol, known as Nim in Thonburi District. Talad Phlu Station questioned the poster, the boyfriend, and the woman about the incident.
Paisit, 59, the man who posted the video, apologized for what happened. He said the two people were like his children, so he filmed them playfully without thinking it would become such a serious matter. Both frequently drank alcohol together. Regarding his slurred speech, he explained it was due to his cerebral artery condition, which makes him sound intoxicated. He stated he is quitting social media, saying what he thought would be fun is no longer enjoyable.
Pakdee, 51, the boyfriend of Ms. A, 30, who appeared in the video, apologized to society for his actions. He was heavily intoxicated when the incident occurred. He confirmed he has been with his girlfriend for about six months and that the uncle who filmed the video is a relative. He pleaded with anyone who has the video to delete it.
Tun Ot Pen Nung stated that after receiving the complaint, he coordinated with police and Thonburi District officials. The woman was found to have a history of drug addiction; after quitting drugs, she turned to alcohol. The incident resulted from conflict between the poster and the woman's circle. The viral video disturbed the public, who mistakenly believed the woman in the clip was a youth, though she is actually 30 years old. Tun Ot coordinated with community development officers from Thonburi District Office to inspect and monitor the area to prevent repeated problems. Multiple agencies will be tasked with managing the incident location to prevent it from becoming a lawless zone.
Jirasek said he coordinated with Thonburi District Office to monitor the incident site, improve cleanliness, and check for vagrants and mentally unstable individuals. Officials will work to keep such people away from the area, with municipal officers conducting periodic inspections.
Deputy Police Captain Chatthaphoomi Muksaken, chief of Talad Phlu Station, said the poster was warned and some posts were deleted. Because the poster struggled to delete them himself, officers assisted with removal. The poster did not anticipate the incident would have such wide-ranging impact. Police have not yet filed any charges.
