Bangkok police have arrested a 32-year-old man accused of luring teenage girls into making pornographic videos and selling the material online through OnlyFans. Police allege Nanyapat Prueksawangwong earned about 120,000 baht a month from the operation, which they say included material involving a 17-year-old girl. Arrest at Klong Sam Wa home Mr Nanyapat was arrested on Sunday 6 September 2026, at his home on Phraya Suren 26 Road in Bangkok's Klong Sam Wa district, said Pol Col Korkiat Wuthijamnong, superintendent of the Anti-Trafficking in Persons Division. Officers seized three mobile phones, clothing believed to have appeared in pornographic videos, and a bank book, police said. Investigators allege he ran an X account named Boom accio, which had about 319,000 followers. The account allegedly published short clips of sexual intercourse to encourage viewers to pay for access to full videos in a closed group on OnlyFans. Police say he used hotel rooms in the Lat Phrao area as studios for producing the content. According to Pol Col Korkiat, material was posted only on Fridays and the operation had continued for three years. Police allege that in the middle of last year, Mr Nanyapat uploaded a video showing him having sexual intercourse with a 17-year-old girl. Pictures courtesy of ThaiRath Trafficking and pornography charges Police said they found a large number of pornographic videos in his possession, along with evidence of membership-fee collections through OnlyFans. Mr Nanyapat has been charged with human trafficking for producing and distributing pornographic material involving minors; possessing underage pornographic material for his own and others' sexual interest; forwarding underage pornographic material; separating minors from parents or guardians for sexual abuse; luring underage into misbehaviour; and entering pornographic information into computer systems. The investigation is continuing. AQMUnDAcXt3N9k9Tolrt2RnvEGX_aoH9XRaUjEtlR50cxT4C7bokofdHcbQhbwl05TpKal7CWz5QIqgtDiKckwvGQC3Ht6nao8PCG6vi0A.mp4 Join the discussion? 8 September 2026
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