Court Denies Bail for Godd Dam Page Admin Over Anutin Post
The Criminal Court denies bail for the admin of the Godd Dam Facebook page over a controversial 7 million baht tea money post, citing flight risk.
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- The Criminal Court denies bail for the admin of the Godd Dam Facebook page over a controversial post.
- The case involves allegations regarding a 7 million baht payment linked to Anutin Charnvirakul.
- The court cites the severity of the offense and flight risk as reasons to hold the suspect in custody.
The Criminal Court has issued an order denying bail for the administrator of the Godd Dam Facebook page following a detention request filed by investigators. The case stems from online posts and document images alleging a 7 million baht tea money transaction connected to prominent politician Anutin Charnvirakul, which prompted legal action over defamation and computer crime concerns.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
Defense lawyers submitted a bail request along with financial securities to secure temporary release during the ongoing investigation. However, after reviewing the petition, the court ruled that the charges carry significant legal penalties and the nature of the alleged offense is considered serious, leading to the decision to reject the bail application.
This legal action highlights the strict enforcement of Thai laws regarding online defamation and digital content sharing. Social media administrators and users face heightened scrutiny when publishing allegations against public figures, emphasizing the need for verified information to avoid severe legal repercussions under local jurisdiction.
Authorities will continue gathering evidence to finalize the case file before submission to public prosecutors for formal indictment. Meanwhile, followers and observers await further updates regarding the legal standing of the page and its administrators.
Source: Matichon Politics
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