Chairat, a former Move Forward Party member, secretly met with cyber police, denying he owns the Godd Dam page and stating he does not intend to flee. Meanwhile, the court approved an arrest warrant after authorities presented evidence. The Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division confirmed the evidence was sufficient for the court's approval. Bang Khen Police Station is preparing to question him further in a case under Section 112.
On 28 Oct 2026 GMT+7, Pol. Lt. Gen. Thinkorn Rangmat, Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division, stated that Chairat, 26, a former Move Forward Party member accused of owning the Godd Dam page and posting a 7-million-baht tea money slip, appeared before investigators at Technology Crime Suppression Division 1 earlier that morning. Chairat came forward to declare he is not the page owner and has no intention to flee.
Pol. Lt. Gen. Thinkorn added that following Chairat's appearance, the court approved an arrest warrant against him under the Computer Crime Act for importing false information damaging national security, and for anyone who forwards or shares false data in a computer system under Sections 14(2) and 14(5), as well as charges of forgery and use of forged official documents.
Pol. Lt. Gen. Thinkorn further stated that the police have evidence and submitted it to the court, which approved the arrest warrant. They will formally charge Chairat and proceed with prosecution according to the law. Regarding bail, investigators will exercise discretion in that matter.
Meanwhile, regarding the Section 112 case, investigators from Bang Khen Police Station will conduct further questioning in due course.