Inspector Sua News Today

The Royal Thai Police (RTP) are trying to convince the public that a police inspector's right-hand man, allegedly involved in online gambling and money laundering, simply committed suicide. It is no surprise that only a few people, if any, believe this.

The right-hand man of a police inspector allegedly involved in online gambling was found hanged while in custody on Sunday night.

Police in the eastern province of Sa Kaeo insist that “stress and anxiety” killed a suspect in their custody who just happened to have ties to a high-ranking police figure suspected of being a criminal mastermind. Pakphoom “New” Saengnil had been arrested on suspicion of laundering money through the operation…

Police on Tuesday morning raided 16 premises in connection with the online gambling network linked to a police inspector and arrested three suspects, including the alleged money manager.

Police have so for impounded about 2 billion baht worth of assets from 31 suspects in an online gambling network said to be run by a police lieutenant colonel, but detectives believe they have only exposed the tip of the iceberg.

Whistleblower Chuvit Kamolvisit is now claiming that a problematic 6-million-baht cash donation was a gift from a friend in the massage parlour business and did not come from an associate of an allegedly corrupt police officer, investigators say.

Many Bangkokians not living in the Sukhumvit area may not realise that there used to be a small park, named Chuvit Garden, at the entrance of Soi Sukhumvit 10.

Whistleblower Chuvit Kamolvisit will file a lawsuit against lawyer Sittra Biabangkerd for defamation, demanding 100 million baht in damages over the latter's claim that the former's son had received 50 million baht from individuals linked to a major illegal gambling network.

A senior official at the Anti-Money Laundering Office (Amlo) has filed a defamation complaint against activist lawyer Atchariya Reuangrattanapong, who linked him to a 6-million-baht bribe.

Police took a close aide to “Inspector Sua”, a policeman accused of involvement in a multi-billion-baht gambling network, and five others to the Criminal Court to seek their detention for 12 days.