The commander of the Economic Crime Division revealed the freezing of 17 bank accounts of "Bum-Got" and associates totaling 60 million baht, along with 22 luxury cars and branded handbags. Officials stated that if assets are found to have been acquired after illegal acts, they will be sent to the Anti-Money Laundering Office for full seizure.
At 17:00 on 4 Nov 2026 GMT+7, Police Major General Thatphoom Charuprat, commander of the Economic Crime Division, said by phone that officers have frozen approximately 17 bank accounts totaling 60 million baht belonging to Bum Panadda Wongpudi and Got Athip Anantawan, her husband, as well as related parties. In addition, residences, vehicles, and other real estate have been frozen for detailed ownership investigations.
Reports indicate that frozen assets include 3 to 4 houses, 22 cars, multiple land plots, six firearms, many luxury brand handbags, and funds in all accounts totaling over 100 million baht. Investigators are working to determine when each asset was acquired; if obtained after criminal acts, all assets will be seized and processed legally without exception.
Regarding arrest warrants, officials are assembling evidence pieces and are more than halfway through. They confirmed the timeline aligns with the police commander's earlier interview today. The first batch of warrants is expected to involve about two individuals.