Bangkok: Police surrounded and arrested a 40-year-old husband who shot his 36-year-old wife to death in his car before fleeing to hide in a house on Soi Petchkasem 67. A search of the crime scene found three firearms. According to Thai News Agency, police at Phetkasem Police Station received a report of a body found in a Bangkok-registered HRV parked

Bangkok: ‘Sonthi-Jatuporn’, representing the People’s Network of Patriots and Land Lovers, has formally submitted a letter to the Thai Prime Minister, outlining six crucial points aimed at safeguarding Thai sovereignty amidst escalating tensions with Cambodia. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Sondhi Limthongkul, Mr. Jatuporn Promphan, Mr. Weera Somkwamkid, and Professor Panthep Puapongphan spearheaded the initiative, urging the government to

Bangkok: The Commander of Provincial Police Region 1 has disclosed the findings of an investigation concerning the ownership of 12 million baht, confirming that it indeed belongs to an individual named Thaweewat. The sum was reportedly withdrawn in installments from a bank account around May 2020. Unusually, Thaweewat admitted to storing the money in a condominium he does not reside

Bangkok: A female doctor from the Police General Hospital was arrested following a joint operation by police and the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) after being found to have secretly ordered and sold rape drugs outside the legal system since 2022. Authorities discovered she had used the names of 11 clinics, generating a turnover of over 80 million baht. The

Bangkok: Central Investigation Police closed in on an illegal arms trafficking network in the capital and other provinces, seizing over 30,000 rounds of ammunition and arresting 12 suspects. According to Thai News Agency, the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) led by the Crime Suppression Division (CSD) under Pol. Maj. Gen. Witthaya Sriprasertphap, Commander of the CSD, conducted a search operation in

Bangkok: Police General Hospital is currently investigating the circumstances surrounding a claim that a female doctor falsely represented a clinic in prescribing sleeping pills, emphasizing the enforcement of strict professional ethics. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Maj. Gen. Sirikul Srisongka, spokesperson for the Police General Hospital, stated that a female doctor with the rank of ‘Pol. Col.’ associated with

Bangkok: An alarming scheme involving the impersonation of deceased individuals to acquire medicine has been uncovered, with a reported turnover reaching 400 million baht. The incident involves medical professionals at the Police General Hospital, who have allegedly used the names of dead individuals to procure medicine, implicating hundreds of people in the process. According to Thai News Agency, Lieutenant Colonel

Bangkok: ‘Lawyer Aing’ is preparing to apply for bail for a prominent female doctor involved in a case concerning the illegal ordering of sleeping pills. Police are currently conducting an urgent interrogation of the doctor, who has expressed significant stress and requested to contact her family prior to further proceedings. According to Thai News Agency, Lawyer Nitisak Meekhuad, also known