Bangkok: Former Commander of the Narcotics Suppression Police, Pol. Lt. Gen. Sommai Kongwisai, has shared his perspective on ‘Former Superintendent Joe,’ describing him as a non-troublemaker who cared well for his superiors during his time as a subordinate. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Gen. Sommai Kongwisai, who once commanded ‘Former Superintendent Joe’ during his tenure as deputy superintendent

Bangkok: The death of former Superintendent Joe in prison has raised questions about the safety standards of prisoners in prison. Many parties believe that the Department of Corrections must quickly reveal the truth from the available evidence, such as the towel that was identified as a suicide device, what its actual size was, whether it could be used to hang

Bangkok: The Deputy Director-General of the Department of Corrections has pledged a comprehensive investigation into the conduct of the head of Warden 7 to resolve lingering uncertainties surrounding the case of Superintendent Joe. The inquiry is set to unfold over 30 days, ensuring all doubts are addressed thoroughly. According to Thai News Agency, Pol. Lt. Col. Chain Kanchanapat, the Deputy

Bangkok: In a significant move, Mr. Phadet Rengrod, the Director of the Central Special Correctional Institution and acting Commander of Klong Prem Central Prison, has signed an order to transfer the guards of conflicting parties involved in the case of the late Pol. Col. Thitisan, also known as ‘Director Joe’, out of Zone 7. According to Thai News Agency, the

Bangkok: The family of Pol. Col. Thitisan Uthanaphon, also known as Superintendent Joe, has received his body for religious rites at Wat Phra Sri Mahathat. The rites will continue until March 16, but a cremation schedule has not yet been determined. According to Thai News Agency, the family remains concerned about the circumstances of Pol. Col. Thitisan’s death, which occurred