🚦 Investigation clears overloaded truck incident on Sukhumvit Road of bribery allegations. Despite suspicions, no evidence of corruption was found, ensuring a fair conclusion. However, the consequences of this incident were significant, causing interruptions in power line work and injuring two individuals. SukhumvitRoad InvestigationOutcome NoCorruptionFound SafetyFirst
“Samut Prakan takes a stand against corruption! Police intervene in a case of alleged bribery involving highranking officials, showing Thailand’s commitment to combatting bureaucratic corruption. CorruptionCrackdown SamutPrakan ThailandFightsCorruption”
🚨 Exposing Corruption: Arrests Over Bribery in Samut Prakan’s Local Government 🚔 Shocking news from Bang Phli, Samut Prakan province! The chairman and secretary of the Bang Pla tambon administrative organisation (TAO) were caught redhanded in a bribery scandal. CorruptionExposed JusticePrevails
The mayor of Muang Bang Kaew municipality in Bang Phli district, Samut Prakan province, Nathapong Taengsuwan, has been apprehended on charges of demanding and accepting a bribe. The arrest occurred during a sting operation at his office on Bua Nakarin Road in tambon Bang Kaew.
Pol Maj Gen Ekkaraj Limsangkat, the commander of the Highway Police Division, faced an unexpected transfer to an inactive post at the Operations Centre of the Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) on Tuesday. The reassignment comes after allegations surfaced of receiving kickbacks from overloaded lorries. The transfer order, effective immediately, was signed by CIB chief Pol Lt Gen Jirabhop Bhuridej. In the meantime, Pol Maj Gen Jaroonkiat Pankaew, the commander of the AntiCorruption Division (ACD), has taken over Pol Maj Gen Ekkaraj’s position until further notice.
National police chief Pol Gen Damrongsak Kittiprapas has directed the highway police to look into allegations that drivers of overloaded trucks bearing special bribepaid stickers are avoiding arrest. Police spokesman Pol Lt Gen Archayon Kraithong stated on Monday that Pol Gen Damrongsak wants the Highway Police Division to swiftly uncover the truth behind these accusations.
A district chief in Nakhon Sawan, northern Thailand, was arrested on allegations of demanding bribes from a cockfighting operator. Prasit Phattanasitthicheewin, a 59yearold chief of Mae Wong district office, was arrested by a team of police led by Counter Corruption Division (CCD) commander Pol Maj Gen Jaroonkiat Pankew on charges of bribery and malfeasance in office.