Thai Police Raid Chonburi to Disrupt Online Gambling Network Linked to Mule Account Factory in Phatthalung
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Key summary
Police from the Criminal Investigation Department (CID) of Thailand's Royal Thai Police, led by Deputy Police General Natsak Chaoanasi and CID Director-General Police Colonel Pol. Gen. Patsadik Bubpasuwan, executed a joint operation on October 24 to arrest eight members of an online gambling network in Chonburi province. The suspects were caught following an investigation that linked the group to a 'mule account' production factory in Phatthalung province, which was previously targeted by CID operations starting in January 2026 under the codename 'Whispers from Sri Borabot'. Police seized computers, mobile phones, bank books, ATM cards, cash totaling 42,000 baht, and ketamine. The arrested individuals face charges including organizing electronic gambling, money laundering, and illegal possession of ketamine for sale.
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