BANGKOK – Police caught two Chinese men, known as XXX influencers who post nude content. They disturbed condo residents in Sathorn. Officers searched their room and found drugs. They also checked an iPad loaded with lots of explicit clips.
At 12:30 a.m. on April 10, 2026, Lt. Gen. Siam Boonsom, chief of Bangkok police, directed the operation. Lt. Col. Theeradech Thammasuthee, his deputy, led the team. They included officers from the narcotics center.
The police team arrested Li Jun, 36, a Chinese national. He faces charges for possessing type-1 drugs like ice (methamphetamine) without permission. He also held ecstasy with the other man. Plus, he used meth illegally. As a foreigner, his stay permit expired.
They grabbed Cai Pengcheng, 29, also Chinese. He faces the same drug possession and use charges.
Police Seize Drugs and XXX Toys
Police nabbed both inside a Sathorn condo in Thung Maha Mek, Sathorn district. They seized about 100 syringes. Four bags held ice and ecstasy. Officers found drug gear and scales. Ten phones turned up, too. One iPad showed many gay porn clips.
Filming equipment for adult XXX videos and sex toys piled up. Cash totaled around 100,000 baht.
Residents complained to the narcotics center first. They described buff, good-looking Chinese guys. These men partied with drugs and made loud sex noises in their fancy Sathorn condo rooms. They ran naked through the building.
This scared everyone. They banged on the door and even reached the lobby. Condo security couldn’t stop them. The group fought back violently. Neighbors felt real distress.
After the tip, Lt. Col. Theeradech ordered Lt. Col. Thanyapirasis and Police Sgt. Nichayakan to check it out. The narcotics team learned these guys were big X influencers. They had 600,000 followers. They shared pics and clips of wild group sex, BDSM style, or rough action.
One resident told investigators they stripped and caused chaos often. Kids in the condo cried and panicked sometimes.
Explicit Gay Violence Videos
On April 10 at 12:30 a.m., Lt. Gen. Siam sent “Sgt. Jae” and the team to watch. They waited for movement. Then Cai started the reported antics. Officers moved in. Inside, Li lay naked with drug gear. A full search uncovered ice and ecstasy packets.
Many used and unused syringes appeared. Explicit gay videos showed violent themes.
One suspect admitted they ran an OnlyFans channel. It earned them millions of baht. Investigators questioned Cai, but he rambled. Needle marks covered his body.
At the arrest, Cai denied owning the drugs. He said they belonged to Li. He claimed the naked runs had nothing to do with drugs. Reporters noted more charges loom. Experts check evidence for producing and distributing porn online.
Lt. Col. Theeradech said residents often suffered from these men. Some neighbors on the same floor moved out. Police will dig deeper now. He warned that drugs wreck nerves and long-term health.
They ruin futures, too. Let this case serve as a lesson. If you spot clues, call 1386 or 191. That’s the policy from national police chief Gen. Kittirat Panyapetch and Lt. Gen. Siam.
