A hilarious moment occurred in Thailand when police raided a group of people playing a board game at home.
Earlier this week, TikTok user @nnannthc uploaded the 20-second video of her and her friends getting raided by the officers.
In the clip, a group of five people can be seen playing the game on the floor of what appears to be a brightly lit living room.
Moments later, five police officers suddenly appear — rushing towards the transparent sliding doors.
Source: @nnannthc on TikTok
As the door slides open, one man in the group can be heard gasping in shock.
“We almost got arrested because of a board game,” the in-video caption reads.
According to Thai news outlet Channel 7, the group were playing a board game called Muffin Time, which involves using cards.
This apparently caused a passerby to mistakenly think they were gambling, prompting them to call the police.
Without hesitation, the police arrived and burst into the house to conduct a raid.
The group was shocked and visibly panicked at first, but quickly regained their composure and explained that they were simply playing a card-based board game, not gambling.
The police then understood the misunderstanding and left peacefully.
“Someone reported us, thinking we were gambling. We explained it was just a board game, and it was all a misunderstanding. The police left after that. It was definitely the board game’s fault,” the OP explained in a follow-up video.
Following the clip, many netizens jokingly commented on their reaction of shock.
One TikTok user said the board game was the one to blame.
Source: TikTok
Translation: The board game was obviously the reason.
Meanwhile, another netizen questioned if the informant would be charged for reporting false information.
Source: TikTok
Translation: In this case, will the person who filed a report face a charge for reporting false information?
One netizen also remarked that the officers must have been embarrassed by their mistake.
Source: TikTok
Translation: They must have felt embarrassed, LOL.
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Featured image adapted from @nnannthc on TikTok.