The British director was rearrested and sent to Ko Chad prison on Samui after his bail was revoked.

The British director was rearrested and sent to Ko Chad prison on Samui after his bail was revoked due to the expansion of charges. Thai Examiner reports that he is again under investigation. Meanwhile, police continue to actively combat various crimes and fraud in Thailand. In Chiang Mai, raids were conducted on 31 companies, with five foreigners linked to a suspicious stock scheme also arrested. Thai Examiner reports this is related to expanded fraud charges. Additionally, the police of Thailand are continuing their investigation into the construction project of China Railway No. 10 (Thailand) Ltd., where suspects associated with fake citizenship and fraud were arrested. Thai Examiner reports that this case is linked to a major construction disaster. In Chonburi province, the police uncovered a large-scale scheme involving fictitious individuals in property ownership, arresting 775 houses valued at five billion baht. Thai Examiner reports that this is the largest case of real estate fraud in recent years. The police also warn Italians about potential consequences if they file an official complaint regarding an incident on BTS. Thai Examiner reports that Italians may face actions from the police and visa cancellations. On Thursday, the police of Thailand revealed another case: a British man who stabbed police with a knife died after being killed during resistance attempts. Thai Examiner reports that this event caused significant public resonance. Also in Thailand, foreign nationals continue to be arrested for various reasons, ranging from fraud to participation in illegal gambling establishments. For example, a German suspect was detained for hacking crimes in Bangkok, while nine foreigners were arrested over poker games in an upscale house on Phuket Island. These events indicate that the police of Thailand are actively combating various types of crime and fraud among foreigners. Thai Examiner reports that this is part of a broader campaign against fake citizenship and fraud in the country.