Chiang Kham Station Conducts Urine Drug Testing for 158 Officers, All Clear—Reinforcing Image of Ethical Police
Chiang Kham Police Station in Phayao tested all 158 officers for drugs as part of an "Ethical Police" initiative, with all personnel testing negative. The screening reinforces the department's commitment to maintaining strict ethical standa
On May 26, Chiang Kham Police Station in Phayao conducted comprehensive urine drug screening for all officers following directives from Deputy Police Commander General Samran Nualma and the Police Narcotics Suppression Bureau. The "Ethical Police" initiative requires strict oversight of officer conduct to prevent drug involvement and strengthen organizational discipline, morality, and integrity. Station Commander Colonel Thanad Chummaano, along with deputy commanders, oversaw the screening process, which tested all 158 officers with complete transparency and accountability. Results showed all 158 officers tested negative for drug use, reflecting the department's elevated standards and reinforcing its image as a model law enforcement agency in the fight against narcotics. The program builds public confidence in the police force by demonstrating that law enforcement officials maintain the highest ethical standards and are fully committed to protecting community safety.
