Chonburi –
The Chonburi Provincial Police Commander will be transferred to an inactive post while an investigation continues after he was accused of allegedly extorting 140 million baht from victims involved in illegal online gambling websites.
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Now for the update:
The spokesman of the National Police Lieutenant General Archayanon Kraithong told the press on Saturday (June 17th) that the National Police Chief General Damrongsak Kittiprapas is preparing to issue a transfer order for the Chonburi Provincial Police Commander Major General Kamphon Leelaprapaporn and other relevant police who are allegedly related to the case.
They are going to work at the Royal Thai Police Headquarters in Bangkok in what is essentially an inactive post. They will not be working in their current positions anymore for transparency in the investigation, Lieutenant General Archayanon added.
A replacement for the Commander has not yet been officially announced although well-known Thai police officer and corruption fighter Surachate Hakparn more commonly known by his nickname of Big Joke is reportedly involved in the investigation.
The police involved in the investigation have not released any public statements as of press time.
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