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The Royal Thai Police Office has pressed charges against a station chief and six other officers involved in the killing of a drug suspect

The Royal Thai Police Office has pressed four charges against seven policemen, one a station chief, who killed a drug suspect during interrogation in Nakhon Sawan province in August.

A former Public Warehouse Organisation (PWO) chief who was sacked recently in connection with fraudulent rubber-glove procurement is being investigated for irregularities in a rice-pledging scheme in 2013.

A 28-year-old Lampang man who impersonated a Crime Suppression Division (CSD) police officer has been arrested on charges of duping people into investing 1.6 million baht in a restaurant business that never materialised.

KHON KAEN: Police are hunting a foreign man over the assault and rape of a masseuse at a traditional massage parlour in Muang district on Monday.

An additional 13-15 people are implicated in the sting operation engineered by Pol Col Thitisan Utthanaphon and his seven accomplices, which ended in the death of a drug suspect, says deputy national police chief Pol Gen Suchart Theerasawat.

The outrage committed by seven police at Nakhon Sawan Muang police station, in which they are accused of torturing and killing a drug suspect under their custody, would have disappeared unless a grisly video clip of the deed was exposed on social media.

Nwaenyi was handed over to narcotics suppression police for legal action. by SaharaReporters, New York Jul 03, 2021 A Nigerian man has been arrested with 7,000 ecstasy pills in Bang Khun Khunthian district of Bangkok. He allegedly sold the drugs in nightclubs. Paschal Nwaenyi, 38, was arrested in front of a building at the Eua-arthon 2 housing estate in the Tha Kham area of Bang Khunthian on Thursday night, said Pol Col Piyarat Suparat, chief of the Patrol and Special Operations Division, also ...

The Crime Suppression Division (CSD) has launched a series of operations aimed at the trade in illegal firearms bought online.

The Crime Suppression Division (CSD) has launched three consecutive operations to stamp out the online illegal arms trade in the past two weeks.