Cyber police detained the admin of the "Godd dam" page and searched his apartment in Bang Khen. The suspect remained silent, refusing to respond to the media regarding the fake news about a 7-million baht tea fee. He is scheduled for intensive interrogation overnight before being presented to the court tomorrow morning.
Cyber police from the Technology Crime Suppression Division 1 detained Mr. Chairat Rekhawatthana, 26, admin of the "Godd dam" page, in connection with posting a 7-million baht money transfer slip claiming that someone transferred money to the Prime Minister as a tea fee.
Later, at 17:10 on 28 Oct 2026 GMT+7, investigators from the Technology Crime Suppression Division 1 took Mr. Chairat, 26, admin of the "Godd dam" page, to search his apartment in an apartment complex in Bang Khen.
During this time, reporters attempted to ask how he obtained the slip, whether he posted it himself, if he knew the slip was forged, and his intent behind posting it. Mr. Chairat did not answer any questions before being taken to a vehicle to be driven to the Bang Khen apartment for the search.
Reports indicate that after the apartment search, authorities took Mr. Chairat back to the Technology Crime Suppression Division 1 for further interrogation, expected to last throughout the night. He will then be held at Thung Song Hong Police Station awaiting transfer to the Criminal Court on Ratchadaphisek Road tomorrow morning.
Initially, the suspect has been charged with two offenses: under the Computer Crime Act sections 14(1)(2) and Penal Code sections 264, 265, and 268 for document forgery and use of forged documents.