Bangkok: “Benz Racing” has highlighted the necessity for documentation or a disciplinary investigation for the separation of prisoners. The former inmate, Mr. Ariyathat Worarojcharoendet, known as “Benz Racing”, spoke out following the death of former Superintendent Joe in prison. He emphasized the procedural requirements for transferring prisoners to solitary confinement or separate units, stating that such actions must be backed

Bangkok: The lawyer for Police Colonel Joe explained that the results of the second round of autopsy have not yet been released. They are waiting for the results of blood tests and tissue samples, and will collect more detailed information. It is expected that it will take 2-3 weeks to be clear. According to Thai News Agency, Mr. Wirasak Nakin,

Bangkok: Three ministers jointly announced the results of the seizure of more than 200,000 electronic cigarettes smuggled from China, worth more than 33 million baht, with cooperation from the DSI, Royal Thai Police, and the Customs Department, along with a summary of the results of the 3 months of 2025, seizing almost 100 million baht. According to Thai News Agency,

Escondido: The legend of the former Phra Yantra has ended as he passed away at the age of 73 at a temple in the United States. The former monk, one of the most prominent figures in the Thai Sangha, died at Wat Sunyataram in Escondido, California. According to Thai News Agency, the announcement came via a Facebook post from Wat

Prachachuen: Police Station Superintendent prepares to send a letter requesting permission from the Corrections Department Director-General to summon 5-6 people involved in the case of Superintendent Joe’s death for questioning. Pol. Col. Sanya Ubonwiratana, Superintendent of Prachachuen Police Station, disclosed the case of the death of Pol. Col. Thitisan Uthanaphon, also known as Superintendent Joe, that initially, investigators were sent