Nonthaburi Police Chief Orders Probe into Officers' Assault on Colleague
Nonthaburi police chief ordered disciplinary and criminal probes after Pak Kret officers allegedly assaulted a colleague at an entertainment venue on Oct. 31, transferring the accused immediately.
National Police spokesperson Pol. Col. Sirawat Deepho revealed that the Nonthaburi Provincial Police Commander has ordered both disciplinary and criminal action against Pak Kret police officers who allegedly assaulted a fellow officer. The order includes immediate transfer of the accused from their posts. On November 1, 2026, a police officer filed a complaint with Pak Kret Police Station investigators, alleging that fellow Pak Kret officers jointly assaulted him until he was injured and unconscious at an entertainment venue in Nonthaburi in the early hours of October 31, 2026. The victim provided photographic and video evidence to investigators. Pol. Maj. Gen. Thammanoon Chaowawanit, Nonthaburi Provincial Police Commander, has ordered a transparent investigation, appointed a disciplinary committee, and transferred the involved officers to the Nonthaburi Provincial Police Operations Center immediately to ensure a fair process. Pol. Col. Sirawat emphasized the Royal Thai Police's strict policy on discipline and conduct, stating that any officer breaking the law or behaving inappropriately will face both disciplinary and criminal action without protection or exception, to build public trust and maintain the organization's image.
