Bangkok: The Criminal Court sentenced “Kamnan Nok” to life imprisonment for ordering the shooting death of a highway police officer, stating that there was clear evidence and witnesses to confirm it. The Criminal Court recently ruled in the case of Kamnan Nok, a famous former kamnan in Nakhon Pathom Province, who ordered the shooting death of Police Lieutenant Bank at

BANGKOK: Police have charged a man with three offenses following an assault involving a firearm in the Bang Kapi District. The incident, which took place in Soi Phra Ram 9 Soi 35, involved Mr. Sirianon, a 46-year-old Thai national, using a firearm to threaten and injure Mr. Uthit, also 46, while he was collecting a package order. Law enforcement officials

Huamark: A 46-year-old man was apprehended by police after carrying a rider into his house and severely beating him. The incident occurred at a luxury home in Soi Rama 9 Soi 35, Huamark Subdistrict, which also serves as a ready-made clothing export company. The perpetrator claimed he felt intruded upon, prompting his violent actions. Despite the firearm used being properly

Bangkok: The Metropolitan Police Chief has initiated an urgent search for the gunman responsible for the shooting of a Uthenthawai student, which resulted in one person being injured. The chief has also advised heightened vigilance during the ‘Blue Day’ exam scheduled for February 1. According to Thai News Agency, police received reports of the shooting incident involving a Uthenthawai student

Bangkok: Two young men, identified as Mr. Surachai (Bas), 35, and Mr. Songklod (Rung), 37, have been arrested by Thung Maha Mek Police Station for allegedly assaulting a beautician known as Doctor Kla. The incident, which involved the use of helmets as weapons, reportedly stemmed from anger over verbal abuse by clinic staff. The accused were temporarily released after relatives

Tel Aviv: Five Thai workers who were held hostage by Hamas have been released and are reportedly in good health, with the ability to communicate normally, according to the latest update from Mr. Phiphat Ratchakitprakarn, Thailand’s Minister of Labor. The workers were named as Mr. Watchara Sri-uan, Mr. Phongsak Tanna, Mr. Sathien Suwannakam, Mr. Surasak Lamnao, and Mr. Bannawat Sae

Bangkok: Three suspects linked to the ‘dealer gang’ have been arrested following an elaborate plot to attack their rivals. The police announced the arrest of Mr. Noppadol, also known as Jui, Mr. Nopphakun, known as Off, and Mr. Satya, referred to as Kan, along with evidence including two motorcycles. The suspects had ambushed their rivals, injuring Mr. Phongsakorn, while Mr.

Bangkok: The national police chief has transferred the responsibility of submitting Thaksin Shinawatra’s medical records to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) to the chief physician of the Police General Hospital. This directive aligns with existing laws and regulations. In another matter, he addressed concerns raised by Senator Angkhana Neelapaijit regarding the Uighurs’ living conditions, suggesting inquiries be directed to the