The court granted bail to the "Suea Dusit" gang, requiring 120,000 baht surety per person. The victim's daughter confirmed she will not mediate and will pursue the matter to the fullest.
On 26 Feb 2026 GMT+7, reports stated that Mr. Samrit Rimthuan, known as "Suea Dusit," age 40, along with Mr. Anon, or "Boy," 37, and Mr. Maitri, or "Man," 29, surrendered to police at Rattanathibet Station after assaulting Mr. Thanapon, 55, at a restaurant near Sanambin Nam, Mueang District, Nonthaburi province. The victim suffered 12 broken ribs and serious injuries. Suea Dusit denied provoking with phrases like “Nonthaburi, anyone,” expressed remorse, and apologized with a wai gesture.Read the report: “Suea Dusit and accomplices surrender, apologize, express remorse, and admit family breakdown requiring separation from wife.”)
Authorities then took all three suspects to reenact the crime scene for confession corroboration. It was noted that "Suea Dusit" appeared visibly stressed before being taken back to the police station for further questioning.
Later, police escorted the three onto a prisoner transport vehicle. When asked if he wished to comment, Suea Dusit said, “I want to apologize to society and my fans. I am truly sorry. If bail is denied, I am prepared to stay inside. But no one asks why I did it; no one listens to me. Even if I speak, people won’t hear.”
Meanwhile, the victim’s daughter explained she posted on Facebook seeking justice for her father despite police warnings. She considered the charges against Suea Dusit and his group too lenient. She acknowledged that Suea Dusit contacted them to seek mediation, but she intends to pursue the case fully because the restaurant owner confirmed her father did not harass the woman involved.
However, the court recently granted bail to all three suspects, setting cash bail at 120,000 baht each.