Economic Crime Suppression Division officers searched the home and foundation linked to "Bum Panadda," seizing foundation vehicles and personal Alphard cars totaling five units. They also searched two condominiums, finding brand-name bags and diamond jewelry valued at an estimated tens of millions.
On 11 Nov 2026 GMT+7, Pol. Col. Nittichot Penjamrat, Deputy Commander of the Economic Crime Suppression Division, revealed that officers obtained a search warrant for Bum Panadda's residence and the Good Deeds Foundation in Pathum Thani Province. The searches are ongoing at both locations to locate genuine brand-name bags reportedly hidden there, along with other assets linked to the case.
Initially, officers seized five vehicles belonging to the Good Deeds Foundation, identified by foundation logo stickers: two closed pickup trucks, a foundation van, a high-lift pickup used for flood relief with side stickers partially removed, and a Toyota Alphard believed to be a personal vehicle displaying parliamentary building access decals on the windshield. All vehicles were seized as evidence and marked with signs reading “Exhibit, Division 4, Economic Crime Suppression Division.” They were parked in a row at the parking area in front of the Central Investigation Police Headquarters' complaint center.
Earlier this morning, Economic Crime Suppression Division officers raided a luxury condominium in Sukhumvit 31 after investigating and discovering that Bum Panadda had stored valuables there. The search began at 09:00 and lasted approximately one and a half hours.
At 10:30, police packed the seized items from the condominium into three large cardboard boxes, along with a separate box containing Louis Vuitton brand-name bags, which officers kept distinct from the other boxes.
When questioned, the search team briefly stated they had seized multiple brand-name bags but could not yet specify the brands. Details of other seized evidence remain undisclosed pending a full briefing from the Commander of the Technology Crime Suppression Division.
Additionally, reports indicate that officers searched another location at Soi Ratchakru, where they found a large quantity of gemstone jewelry.
Around 11:00, Economic Crime Suppression Division officials invited representatives from all brand-name rights holders to inspect the seized bags from Bum Panadda's residence to verify their authenticity.
Further updates will be provided as the investigation progresses.
