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‘Teacher Preecha’ gets 2 years jail for false lottery-ticket claims

March 20, 2024

A former teacher was sentenced on Wednesday to two years in jail by the Kanchanaburi Provincial Court after convicting him of making false allegations against the true winner of 30-million baht first-prize lottery.

5-year battle for THB30m lottery prize ends badly for ‘truth-teller’

June 07, 2022

The long battle over a 30-million-baht lottery prize finally came to an end on Tuesday, as the Supreme Court ruled that the “truth-telling” plaintiff was actually telling lies.

Police chief probed over lottery row

MONDAY, MARCH 05, 2018

CRIME SUPPRESSION Division officers will this week order the Counter-Corruption Division to take legal action against the embattled Kanchanaburi police chief, Pol Maj-General Sutthi Puangpikul, in relation to a high-profile case surrounding the dispute over Bt30-million winning lottery tickets.

Teachers’ Council plans to consider ethical violations linked to Bt30m lottery case

THURSDAY, MARCH 01, 2018

THE TEACHERS’ Council of Thailand will today look into whether there had been a violation of the Teachers’ Ethics Act after a Kanchanaburi teacher was slapped with three charges over ownership of Bt30-million winning lottery tickets.

Arrest warrant to be sought for teacher in Bt30m lottery dispute

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2018

ARREST WARRANTS will be sought today for a teacher and a lottery ticket vendor involved in the Bt30-million lottery controversy in Kanchanaburi, both of whom are accused of giving false information with malicious intent.

Kanchanaburi police chief transferred over role in Bt30m lottery scandal

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 2018

KANCHANABURI’S police chief has been transferred out of his post over a lottery-cheating scandal, giving weight to widespread speculation that some state officials had allegedly colluded in the plot to grab the Bt30-million prize from the legitimate winner.

Police conduct flash raids interviewing six witnesses in Bt30m lottery row

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2018

ABOUT 100 police officers from the Crime Suppression Division (CSD) yesterday searched seven locations in Kanchanaburi and summoned six people for questioning as part of its investigation into a highly-publicised dispute between retired policeman Charoon Wimul, 62, and teacher Preecha Kraikruan, 50, about the real ownership of five lottery tickets that won Bt30 million in the November 1 draw.

Conspiracy alleged in Bt30-million lottery dispute

TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2018

Teacher’s witnesses lied in situation ‘like Jomsap case’, police say as former cop’s prospects improve

Trial over lottery dispute between former cop, teacher to begin on May 1

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2018

THE CIVIL Court will start a trial in May to determine the legitimate owner of lottery tickets that claimed a Bt30-million jackpot in a high-profile dispute between a retired policeman and a teacher.

Asean countries initiate pilot project to reduce post-harvest losses

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 07, 2018

Delegates from Asean countries have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to jump-start a cooperation pilot project on the reduction of post-harvest losses during a regional consultation meeting on Monday in Bogor, West Java.

Rights’ group wants lottery-scandal probe officer replaced

MONDAY, FEBRUARY 05, 2018

A crime victims’ rights group on Monday asked the national police chief to temporarily remove a police commander from Kanchanaburi province to ensure the fairness of the investigation into the Bt30-million lottery tickets scandal there.

Retired cop vows at shrine that lottery millions belong to him

SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 04, 2018

Retired police lieutenant Charoon Wimul, who is in a dispute with a schoolteacher over a multi-million-baht lottery jackpot, performed a vow on Sunday in front of Kanchanaburi’s sacred City Pillar Shrine swearing that he was the one telling the truth in the matter.

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