Cybercrime police detained "Chairat," admin of the Godd Dam page, for further interrogation. He appeared exhausted and refused to answer media questions about whether he owns the page.
At 07:20 on 29 Oct 2026 GMT+7, investigators from the Technology Crime Suppression Division 1 arrived at Thung Song Hong Police Station to summon Chairat Rekhawatthana, 26, suspect in the case where the Godd Dam page posted a fake 7 million baht transfer slip. The slip named Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul as the recipient, allegedly as a bribe. After a search of his Bang Khen residence last night and questioning at the division, he was detained around 03:00.
This morning, cybercrime police said they were assigned to bring Chairat for additional questioning. While escorting him to the vehicle, reporters asked if he confirmed he was not the page owner or wanted to clarify anything. Chairat did not respond and got into the police vehicle.
This morning, Chairat appeared exhausted, wearing the same clothes as the previous day, along with a hat and face mask. Whether he will be taken to the Criminal Court for detention today depends on the investigators' decision.