Thailand Crime & Accident Reports — Police News
SEC Fines Three for Manipulating F&D Stock, Bans Trading
Thailand’s SEC has fined three individuals a total of 6.8 million baht for manipulating the stock of Food and Drinks PCL (F&D). The regulators also barred them from trading securities for 11 months and from holding director or executive positions for 22 months. The misconduct occurred between August 2022 and March 2023 through a deceased intermediary.
Thai Police Rescue Two Japanese Men From Scam Gang
Police announced yesterday, October 2, that two Japanese men are safe in Thailand after being lured by a fake job advert, smuggled across the western border and forced to work for a call centre scam gang. Both have been recognised as human trafficking victims. Deputy National Police Chief Pol Gen Thatchai Pitaneelaboot made the announcement … The story Thai police help two Japanese men escape scam gang as seen on Thaiger News.
Thai Police Arrest Chinese Fugitive Over 350 Million Baht Extortion
Thai immigration police arrested a 46‑year‑old Chinese woman, known as Madame Zhang, who was wanted in China for extortion of 350 million baht. She had been hiding in Thailand after entering with valid permission and allegedly used online threats to demand money from victims. Authorities revoked her permission to stay and are preparing to deport her to face charges in China.
Fire Destroys Four Homes in Ayutthaya Wooden Community
A fire destroyed four homes and damaged two more in a narrow wooden‑house community in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya. The blaze started when a homeowner lit a candle due to lack of electricity, then spread quickly before firefighters could contain it after over an hour. One person suffered smoke inhalation but was rescued, and the homeowner is being questioned as police investigate the cause.
Car Crashes Into 18-Wheel Truck Injuring Couple in Nonthaburi
A married couple driving home from a retirement party crashed into the rear of an 18-wheel truck on Tiwanon Road in Nonthaburi on October 2, 2026. The wife said she was asleep and unaware of the collision, while the truck driver reported feeling a strong impact as he prepared to turn. Both occupants were rescued and taken to hospital for treatment.
Fire Destroys Three Rooms in Samut Prakan Wooden Community
A fire destroyed three rooms in a wooden house community in front of Wat Tri Samakkee in Samut Prakan on October 2, 2026. Officials believe an electrical short circuit sparked the blaze, which was brought under control after about 20 minutes of firefighting. No one was hurt and the tenant's pets escaped safely.
Noodle Delivery Rider Assaulted by Angry Customer in Udon Thani
A 57-year-old food delivery rider filed a police report in Udon Thani after being attacked by a customer while delivering a noodle order. The customer allegedly shouted abuse, slapped the rider’s head, kicked his motorcycle, and threatened to hit him with a hammer. The rider said he was not late and refused any gift or apology, demanding full legal action.
Nonthaburi Orders Evacuation as Shophouse Column Tilts, Cracks
Authorities in Nonthaburi ordered the evacuation of a five‑unit shophouse after a supporting column cracked and leaned, raising fears of imminent collapse. No injuries were reported, but residents were moved out and the building was cordoned off pending a structural inspection. The owner said he had seen no warning signs before the incident.
Japanese Students Rescued from Myanmar Scam Call Center in Kanchanaburi
Two Japanese university students were rescued after being forced to work for a Chinese‑run scam call center in Myanmar’s Phaya Thong Su area. They had been deceived by a fellow Japanese broker who promised holiday work in Thailand, then trafficked them across the border where they threatened to scam fellow Japanese nationals. Thai police, military units and the Japanese Embassy coordinated their return and are now investigating the broader network.
Police Arrest Fraud Suspect Hiding in Flood-Hit Bang Khla
Police in Chachoengsao arrested a fraud suspect who had fled Bangkok’s floods to hide in Bang Khla. The man is accused of running a network of over 2,000 fake websites that defrauded victims in more than 20 countries, causing losses of over 2 billion baht. He faces charges of transnational crime, fraud, and money laundering linked to the DSI’s Operation Shadow Bay.
Police Wives' Group Finds Elderly Woman Stranded in Flood
Members of the Pathum Thani Police Wives' Association delivered food, water, medicine and other supplies to four flood‑affected communities on October 2, 2025. During the distribution they found an 86‑year‑old woman alone in her house, unable to leave because of rising water and feeling dizzy from watching the flood. Local residents continue to care for her and other bedridden patients while the group provides ongoing assistance.
Cyber Police Commander Steps Down, Successor Takes Charge
The Technology Crime Investigation Bureau held a change‑of‑command ceremony on 30 September, with outgoing commander Pol Lt Gen Surapol Prombutr handing over leadership to Pol Maj Gen Tinngorn Rangmat. Surapol thanked his team for five years of service and expressed confidence that the new leader would continue the fight against cyber crime and restore public trust. Tinngorn vowed to pursue cyber offenders decisively, support personnel and build a transparent, trusted bureau.