In the headlines today, An Australian man wanted for the murder of an underage girl was captured at Survanabhumi airport just minutes before fleeing the country, in political news the Bangkok gubernatorial election has been decided, in diplomatic news Cambodia has filed a protest over Thailand's alleged border intrusion, also, the saga of the Singha family dispute continues as the supposed heir whistleblower is now being sued by his own mother, and we also have some high level smuggling operations that have been thwarted, involving ecstasy, cocaine, and endangered turtles. Chadchart Claims Commanding Victory in Bangkok Governor ElectionBangkok Governor Chadchart Sittipunt has declared victory after unofficial results gave him a commanding lead with around 1.44 million votes. Pending official certification, the result secures him another four-year term in office. Chadchart says his administration will focus on tackling flooding, traffic, corruption and delivering more than 260 campaign promises. Cambodia Files Protest Over Alleged Thai Border IntrusionCambodia has formally accused Thailand of crossing into its territory in Oddar Meanchey province and installing barbed wire near a border marker. Cambodian officials say the actions violate previous border agreements and recent commitments to reduce tensions. Phnom Penh has called on Thailand to stop the activities and resolve the dispute through the Joint Boundary Commission. Australian Arrested Moments Before Leaving Thailand in Suitcase Death InvestigationThai immigration officers arrested 46-year-old Australian Peter Carman just five minutes before his flight departed Suvarnabhumi Airport. He is a suspect in the death of a 17-year-old girl whose body was found inside a suitcase near railway tracks in Pattaya. Carman denies any involvement and remains in custody while forensic investigations continue. Singha Family Dispute Heads to Court Under Rare Parental Gift LawSiranudh "Psi" Scott is being sued by his mother under Thailand's rarely used "ungrateful child" law in a dispute over family land. She argues his public allegations against family members damaged the family's reputation and wants gifted property returned. The case will go to court on July 8 after mediation attempts failed. More Than 101,000 Ecstasy Pills Found in Sa Kaeo LuggagePolice arrested two Pakistani men and an Indian national after allegedly discovering more than 101,000 ecstasy pills hidden inside five suitcases. Investigators said the three men were also living in Thailand illegally. The suspects deny the drug charges while police continue investigating the source and intended destination of the shipment. Bangkok Man Accused of Slashing Woman Over Her WeightPolice arrested a Thai man accused of slashing a Vietnamese woman with a box cutter outside a convenience store in Bangkok's Silom district. The victim required 14 stitches, while the suspect allegedly claimed he attacked her because he disliked seeing other overweight people. Residents told police he had previously harassed other women in the area. Turkish Passenger Held With Cocaine Hidden in Coffee and ChocolateThai Customs officers arrested a Turkish passenger after allegedly finding 12 kilograms of cocaine concealed inside coffee bags and chocolate packaging at Suvarnabhumi Airport. The drugs, valued at around 36 million baht, arrived on a flight from Brazil. If convicted, the suspect faces up to 15 years in prison and a fine of up to 1.5 million baht. Traveller Accused of Taping 70 Protected Tortoises to His LegsA Taiwanese man has been charged after authorities allegedly found 70 protected Indian Star Tortoises taped to his legs at Kaohsiung International Airport. Prosecutors say he bought the animals in Thailand before attempting to smuggle them into Taiwan for resale. The endangered tortoises are highly valuable among collectors, and the suspect now faces wildlife trafficking charges.