Bangkok, 7 October 2026 – Thai cyber police have arrested three suspects and seized assets valued at no less than THB100 million as they expand an investigation into a call-centre scam network, highlighting the financial-system vulnerabilities that allow impersonation fraud to move quickly through bank accounts, cash couriers and high-value goods.
The operation followed a complaint from a 19-year-old student who allegedly lost THB662,989.90 between 23 and 25 September. Investigators said callers first posed as telecommunications employees, claimed the student was linked to money laundering and then transferred the call to someone impersonating a police officer. The victim made five bank transfers totalling THB212,989.90 and was allegedly instructed to deliver another THB450,000 in cash at a shopping-centre car park.
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