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Pictures from responders. A driver was rescued from the wreckage of a pickup truck after it crashed into a tree and was ripped apart, in Ban Hong district, Lamphun province, on 24 March. The vehicle, fully loaded with pineapples, scattered its cargo across the scene. Emergency responders from Pa Phlu Subdistrict Administrative Organisation Rescue Unit rushed to the scene near the entrance of Ban Huai La Village, Moo 3, Pa Phlu Subdistrict, Ban Hong District, after receiving a report of the collision. Police from Ban Hong Police Station were also informed. At the crash site, rescuers found a Toyota Hilux pickup truck completely wrecked after colliding with a roadside tree. The vehicle was severed in two, with the truck bed detached from the main body. The driver was found trapped behind the wheel and was quickly extricated before being transported to Ban Hong Hospital for treatment. Preliminary investigations revealed that the pickup was heavily loaded with pineapples and was en route to Ban Hong. It is believed that the driver, who was travelling alone, fell asleep at the wheel, causing his vehicle to swerve across lanes and crash violently into the tree. The force of the impact split the truck in half, leaving pineapples strewn across the area. Bystanders initially feared the worst, but the driver was fortunate to survive the dramatic incident. Authorities are continuing to investigate the incident and have urged motorists to remain cautious, especially when transporting heavy loads over long distances. -- 2025-03-25

The problem with the current airport, run by the DOA Department of Airports, is that no airlines find it commercially viable and are not interested in scheduled flights. The airlines have reported that they would expect to find the passenger number at the military airport, as it is closer to the city, making it financially viable.

Phuket Police Hunt Foreigner Who Smashed Through Wall to Steal Cannabis Pictures courtesy of Khoasod. Police in Patong are searching for a foreign suspect who smashed a hole through the wall of a cannabis shop to gain entry and steal dried cannabis and cash in the early hours of 22 March. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355550-phuket-police-hunt-foreigner-who-smashed-through-wall-to-steal-cannabis/

Pictures courtesy of Khoasod. Police in Patong are searching for a foreign suspect who smashed a hole through the wall of a cannabis shop to gain entry and steal dried cannabis and cash in the early hours of 22 March. Security footage from the Saensuk Smokewit shop on Soi Na Nai 8, Patong, shows a foreign man breaking into the premises at approximately 03:45. The suspect quickly covered the security camera with cloth before looting the store. The shop’s owner, Ms Jomkwan, 24, filed a report with Patong Police Station after discovering the burglary later that morning. She explained that she had closed the shop before noon on Saturday and left for her residence. When she returned at 10:00 on 22 March, she found a large hole in the gypsum wall at the back of the store. Upon checking her inventory, she discovered that 150 grams of dried cannabis, valued at 30,000 baht, had been stolen from a shelf. Additionally, the thief took a large speaker and 2,000 baht in cash from the shop’s cash draw. The incident has sparked concerns among local businesses, with Phuket news pages warning cannabis shops and other establishments to be extra cautious of some tourists resorting to criminal activity. Police are now analysing security footage and gathering evidence as they work to track down the suspect. Authorities have urged other business owners in the area to remain vigilant and report any suspicious behaviour. -- 2025-03-24

Police Raid Illegal Poker Game in Bangkok, Arrest Nine Including South Korean Organisers Picture courtesy of Matichon. Police have arrested nine people, including seven South Korean nationals and two Thai men, for running and participating in an illegal poker gambling operation in the Thonglor area of Bangkok. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355548-police-raid-illegal-poker-game-in-bangkok-arrest-nine-including-south-korean-organisers/

Picture courtesy of Matichon. Police have arrested nine people, including seven South Korean nationals and two Thai men, for running and participating in an illegal poker gambling operation in the Thonglor area of Bangkok. The raid, conducted at 23:30, on 21 March, was led by Pol. Col. Rattanon Ekthitikulphat, Superintendent of Thonglor Police Station, along with several senior officers and an investigative team. Acting on intelligence from an informant, officers raided an unregistered room on the third floor of the Pentacle 2 building, located on Soi Saeng Ngern (Thonglor 25), Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana District. Police arrested nine suspects, including six South Korean men, one South Korean woman, and two Thai men. They seized several gambling-related items, including: • Two decks of playing cards • 160 blue poker chips (valued at approximately 160,000 baht) • 130 orange poker chips (valued at approximately 130,000 baht) • One “All-In” poker token • A ledger tracking chip exchanges • Four mobile phones (iPhones and Samsung models) • 50,000 baht in cash The investigation revealed that Mr Chen Yong Sung (33), a South Korean national, was the main organiser of the illegal poker games. He was responsible for securing the venue and managing chip exchanges. Ms Hyuna Kang (30), also South Korean, acted as the dealer, while the remaining individuals, including the two Thai men, were gamblers. Thai suspect Weerawat (34) admitted to also acting as a doorman, ensuring only known players were allowed entry. The operation was run through bank transfers via PromptPay and Bangkok Bank accounts, both registered under Ms Kang’s name. According to Mr Chen, the illegal poker den had only been in operation for one night before the police raid. The organisers had expected to handle around 200,000 baht in gambling transactions that evening. Authorities have charged Mr Chen and Ms Kang with “organising illegal poker gambling for financial gain.” The remaining seven suspects have been charged with “participating in illegal gambling.” All suspects, along with the confiscated evidence, have been handed over to Thonglor Police Station for further legal proceedings. -- 2025-03-24

Police Crack Down on Loan Shark Networks Across Thailand Picture courtesy of CIB The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) has launched a nationwide operation targeting illegal loan shark syndicates in five major provinces, uncovering a multi-million baht illicit lending scheme. The Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECD) led the operation, which resulted in the arrest of eight individuals involved in unlicensed moneylending and the seizure of assets for further investigation. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355547-police-crack-down-on-loan-shark-networks-across-thailand/

Pictures courtesy of CIB The Central Investigation Bureau (CIB) has launched a nationwide operation targeting illegal loan shark syndicates in five major provinces, uncovering a multi-million baht illicit lending scheme. The Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECD) led the operation, which resulted in the arrest of eight individuals involved in unlicensed moneylending and the seizure of assets for further investigation. This crackdown was part of a broader effort by the National Police’s Centre for the Suppression of Influential Criminals, Contract Killers, and Major Offenders, aiming to eliminate predatory lending practices and bring offenders to justice. Major Operations 1. Ploy Siam Capital Syndicate – Chonburi Police arrested three individuals, including a key financier known as “Tik”, for operating a loan business with interest rates of 2% per day (730% per year). The gang reportedly used firearms to intimidate borrowers, engaged in illegal street racing, and frequently displayed weapons on social media to instil fear among victims. 2. MC Credits – Khon Kaen Officers dismantled a social media-based loan shark network operating under the name MC Credits. Suspect Natthanan was arrested for lending at a rate of 1.546% per day (564.43% per year). Victims who failed to meet repayment deadlines were subjected to threatening debt collection tactics, raising concerns over personal safety. 3. White-Collar Loan Sharks – Pathum Thani & Bangkok A group of three suspects, including Surathin, Ratsarin, and Phattharaporn, was found to be charging exorbitant interest on personal loans. Victims who borrowed 50,000 baht were later forced to repay 250,000 baht, with many losing their assets due to aggressive repossession tactics. Financial records revealed transactions exceeding 10 million baht. 4. Northern Loan Shark Network – Chiang Mai Authorities arrested Kanya, a notorious illegal moneylender operating in Doi Saket District. She was found to be charging 186% annual interest, primarily targeting motorcycle owners who used their vehicles as collateral. The operation spanned six key locations across five provinces, leading to: • Eight arrests on illegal moneylending charges • Seizure of 11 assets linked to illicit activities • Confiscation of millions of baht in cash and financial records The crackdown was led by Lieutenant General Jiraphop Phuridej, Commissioner of the Central Investigation Bureau, alongside senior officers from the Economic Crime Suppression Division. Police have urged the public to report illegal moneylenders and have pledged to continue efforts to dismantle exploitative financial networks that prey on vulnerable borrowers. -- 2025-03-24

Ex-Police Officer Murders Sister-in-Law and Injures Sister Over Property Dispute Picture courtesy of Matichon. A former police officer has been arrested after fatally shooting his sister-in-law and seriously injuring his sister during a violent dispute over property ownership in the Bang Mod area of Chom Thong, Bangkok, on 23 March. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355546-ex-police-officer-murders-sister-in-law-and-injures-sister-over-property-dispute/

Picture courtesy of Matichon. A former police officer has been arrested after fatally shooting his sister-in-law and seriously injuring his sister during a violent dispute over property ownership in the Bang Mod area of Chom Thong, Bangkok, on 23 March. At 13:05 police responded to reports of gunfire at a residence, where they found the suspect, 69-year-old Mr. Sorachai, a former officer with the Sam Wa Tawan Tok Police Station, in possession of a .38 revolver. The weapon contained five live rounds. Authorities discovered that Mr. Sorachai had fired two shots inside the house, one of which struck and killed his sister-in-law, Ms. Sirinat, with a bullet entering her head and exiting through her cheek. Despite efforts by rescue workers to resuscitate her, she was pronounced dead at the scene. The second victim, Ms. Siamnight, Mr. Sorachai’s sister, was critically injured, with a bullet wound to her right eye. She was rushed to Bang Mod Hospital in a serious condition. Preliminary investigations revealed that the incident stemmed from an ongoing dispute between the family members over the ownership of the property. According to reports, arguments over the house had escalated over time, leading to the violent outburst. At the scene, police found Mr. Sorachai struggling to wrestle the firearm back from his younger brother, Mr. Thanawat Saetang, who had intervened to prevent further violence. In his statement, Mr. Thanawat confirmed that the family had long been at odds over the property, with repeated arguments fueling tensions. The shooting was reportedly the culmination of these unresolved disputes. Mr. Sorachai has been charged with murder and attempted murder. He is currently in police custody as further investigations continue. Authorities have confirmed that the body of Ms. Sirinat has been sent to the Police General Hospital for an autopsy. -- 2025-03-24

Armed Robber Steals Over 7 Million in Gold in Daring Heist at Shopping Mall Picture captured from CCTV A gunman made off with gold jewellery worth more than 7 million baht in a brazen armed robbery at a gold shop inside a busy shopping mall in Bang Pa-in, Ayutthaya, on 23 March. The entire heist lasted less than a minute. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355545-armed-robber-steals-over-7-million-in-gold-in-daring-heist-at-shopping-mall/

Picture captured from CCTV A gunman made off with gold jewellery worth more than 7 million baht in a brazen armed robbery at a gold shop inside a busy shopping mall in Bang Pa-in, Ayutthaya, on 23 March. The entire heist lasted less than a minute. At around 18:30, police from Phra In Racha Police Station were alerted to the robbery at Yaowarat Asia Gold Shop, located inside the Lotus shopping centre on the Asian Highway. Officers, including senior police investigators and forensic teams, arrived at the scene to assess the situation and gather evidence. CCTV footage showed the suspect, a man approximately 170 cm tall, entering the shopping centre wearing a green cap with a sunshade, a black jacket, grey trousers, and black trainers. He carried a white cloth bag in his right hand. He walked directly to the gold shop, stepped behind the counter, and brandished a firearm, threatening the shop staff. He then forced an employee to place gold necklaces from the display cases into his bag before calmly walking out of the store. The entire incident took less than 60 seconds. The stolen items included: • Three 20-baht gold necklaces • Two 15-baht gold necklaces • Seven 10-baht gold necklaces The total weight of the stolen gold was approximately 160 baht , with an estimated value of 7.8 million baht. A shop employee recounted the terrifying moment: “I was behind the counter when the man walked in from the side of the store. He pulled out a gun, told me to stay quiet, and ordered me to hand over the gold. After taking what he wanted, he walked out and left on a motorbike taxi.” Another witness, a shopping centre employee, said he was collecting trolleys near the gold shop when he heard someone shout that the store had been robbed. He attempted to chase the suspect but stopped when the gunman pointed his weapon at him. “I took cover and saw him ride away on a motorbike taxi,” he said. Police investigations confirmed that the suspect acted alone. He had walked into the shopping centre from the Asian Highway entrance and used Exit 1 to escape. Authorities believe he paid a motorcycle taxi to drop him off at ProtoGo rest stop, 2 km from the shopping centre. Police are now reviewing CCTV footage to determine how the suspect continued his escape. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are working to track down the suspect and recover the stolen gold. -- 2025-03-24

Newborn Baby Found Dead in Rubbish Bag on Roadside Near Pattaya Pictures courtesy of SiamChon. The body of a newborn baby boy was discovered abandoned in a black rubbish bag on the side of the road in Pattana Kan 4 Alley, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung district, Chonburi, on 23 March. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355544-newborn-baby-found-dead-in-rubbish-bag-on-roadside-near-pattaya/

Pictures courtesy of SiamChon. The body of a newborn baby boy was discovered abandoned in a black rubbish bag on the side of the road in Pattana Kan 4 Alley, Nong Prue, Bang Lamung district, Chonburi, on 23 March. At approximately 12:10, Pol. Col. Natchaphon Phongsuksakul, chief of Nong Prue Police Station, was alerted to the discovery by local residents. He immediately dispatched investigative officers, led by Pol. Lt. Col. Damchaluey Samkhanying, along with forensic teams and emergency rescue volunteers from the Sawang Boriboon Foundation, to the scene. Upon arrival, officers found a large black rubbish bag abandoned near a barbed-wire fence at the edge of a wooded area. Inside the bag was a white cloth stained with blood, as well as various discarded items. The lifeless body of a newborn baby boy wrapped in a brown-patterned cloth. The infant was still attached to his umbilical cord and placenta, indicating he had been recently born. The gruesome find left both emergency responders and local residents horrified, particularly as the bag had been left exposed to the scorching midday sun. A local resident who first noticed the bag earlier that morning reported feeling uneasy, as it was unusual for rubbish to be dumped in that area. Another witness, who ultimately made the grim discovery, said they had been alerted by a passerby who spotted the remains inside the bag and called for assistance. Police are now examining CCTV footage from nearby areas and appealing to the public for any information that could help identify those responsible for abandoning the infant. Authorities are urging anyone with knowledge of a woman who may have recently given birth under suspicious circumstances to come forward. Meanwhile, the baby’s body has been taken for autopsy to determine the exact cause and time of death. -- 2025-03-24

Man Kills Neighbour with Machete Before Taking His Own Life in Sa Kaeo A violent dispute between neighbours in Aranyaprathet district, Sa Kaeo province, ended when a man fatally attacked his acquaintance with a machete before taking his own life by ingesting pesticide. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355543-man-kills-neighbour-with-machete-before-taking-his-own-life-in-sa-kaeo/

Picture from responders. A violent dispute between neighbours in Aranyaprathet district, Sa Kaeo province, ended when a man fatally attacked his acquaintance with a machete before taking his own life by ingesting pesticide. The incident occurred on 22 March in the village of Ban Suan Udom, Fak Huai subdistrict. Rescue teams from the Aranyaprathet Foundation were alerted by local police after reports of a fatal assault. Police investigators, led by Pol. Lt. Col. Kittiphat Khajornphongchaikun, arrived at the scene alongside forensic officers and medical personnel from Aranyaprathet Hospital. They discovered the body of Kritsanatharn Khemthit, 63, who had suffered deep machete wounds to his neck and left arm. Eyewitnesses identified the suspect as Kittichai Saikao, 49, a resident of the same village. According to initial investigations, the two men, who were acquainted, had been involved in an escalating conflict that led to the deadly attack. A machete, believed to be the murder weapon, was recovered at the scene. Later that afternoon, at approximately 15:05, emergency services were called back to Ban Suan Udom following reports of a man who had ingested pesticide in an apparent suicide attempt. Upon arrival, rescuers found Kittichai unconscious, foaming at the mouth, and unresponsive. He was immediately transported to Aranyaprathet Hospital, where doctors attempted resuscitation. Despite efforts, he was pronounced dead shortly after arrival. Authorities have confirmed that Kittichai was the same individual responsible for Kritsanatharn’s murder. Police are continuing their investigation into the circumstances that led to the fatal altercation. Officers have urged local residents to come forward with any additional information that may provide further insight into the dispute. -- 2025-03-24

Man Arrested for Arson at Satun School Amid Drug-Induced Hallucinations Police have arrested a 38-year-old man suspected of deliberately setting fire to a school in Satun province. The suspect, identified as Thanit Nuthongkaew, was found to be under the influence of drugs at the time of the incident, with a urine test confirming the presence of narcotics. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355542-man-arrested-for-arson-at-satun-school-amid-drug-induced-hallucinations/

Picture from responders. Police have arrested a 38-year-old man suspected of deliberately setting fire to a school in Satun province. The suspect, identified as Thanit Nuthongkaew, was found to be under the influence of drugs at the time of the incident, with a urine test confirming the presence of narcotics. The fire broke out late at night on 22 March, at Nikom Phatthana Phang 42 School in Udaicharoen, Khuan Kalong district. Authorities reported that six separate locations within the school were set ablaze, causing significant damage. However, thanks to the swift response of responders, school staff and local residents, the fires were extinguished before spreading further. Following the incident, authorities reviewed CCTV footage, which showed a man entering the school at 23:10 and moving towards the rear of the premises. Police later arrested Thanit at his home, approximately 300 metres from the school. Officers reported that he appeared confused and incoherent at the time of his arrest. Local officials revealed that Thanit was a known drug user who had previously exhibited erratic behaviour. This was the second time he had targeted the school, with a previous incident involving vandalism. Witnesses also recalled occasions when he had wandered onto school grounds carrying a machete, forcing the 60 students to seek shelter indoors. His grandfather, Thin Nuthongkaew, expressed concern over his behaviour, stating that Thanit frequently experienced severe hallucinations, believing that stones he collected were sacred relics. “He stays outside most nights, talking to himself and refusing to sleep indoors,” Thin said. “Everyone in the family is afraid of him, but we don’t know where else he can go.” Thanit had been arrested once before on drug-related charges but had never undergone rehabilitation. Following the incident, Satun Deputy Governor Kanit Kongchuay visited the school to reassure staff and students. He urged schools across the province to remain vigilant and implement emergency response plans in case of similar threats. “Thanks to the quick thinking of teachers, parents, and local residents, the damage was contained,” he said. “But all schools must stay alert and report any suspicious activity immediately.” Police have taken Thanit into custody at Khuan Kalong Police Station for further questioning as they continue their investigation into the motive behind the attack. -- 2025-03-24

Doctor Found Dead Under Mysterious Circumstances in Thonglor Condo Picture courtesy of Matichon. A doctor from a well-known hospital in the Sukhumvit area was found dead in his bed at a condominium in Thonglor on the morning of 23 March. Authorities reported that the 37-year-old man, identified as Dr Prakij, was discovered by a close brother-like friend and colleagues after failing to show up for work. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355541-doctor-found-dead-under-mysterious-circumstances-in-thonglor-condo/

Picture courtesy of Matichon. A doctor from a well-known hospital in the Sukhumvit area was found dead in his bed at a condominium in Thonglor on the morning of 23 March. Authorities reported that the 37-year-old man, identified as Dr Prakij, was discovered by a close brother-like friend and colleagues after failing to show up for work. At 08:35 on 23 March, Pol. Lt. Anwa Issa, an investigator from Thonglor Police Station, received a report of a deceased male at a condominium on Soi Thonglor 5, Khlong Tan Nuea, Watthana District, Bangkok. Police and emergency responders arrived at the scene to find Dr Prakij lying lifeless on his bed. There were no signs of a struggle or forced entry. However, authorities noted that his shorts had bloodstains on them, prompting further investigation. According to the doctor’s close friend and colleagues, they last attempted to contact him around 21:00 the previous evening but received no response. Concerned his friend called the hospital the following morning, which confirmed that he had not shown up and could not be reached. His close friend then rushed to the condo, used a key card to gain entry, and found him unresponsive. Emergency services were immediately contacted. Thonglor police have called in forensic experts from Chulalongkorn Hospital and crime scene investigators to determine the exact cause of death. The presence of bloodstains on his clothing has raised further questions, and police are awaiting forensic results before making any conclusions. The body has been sent for autopsy, and authorities will continue their investigation to establish the circumstances surrounding Dr Prakij’s death. -- 2025-03-24

Street Cleaner in Shock After Discovering Woman’s Body Under Mango Tree Picture courtesy of Khoasod. A street cleaner in Udon Thani was left in shock after what appeared to be a discarded doll turned out to be the lifeless body of a young woman. The grim discovery was made early morning on 23 March, under a mango tree near a apartment block, in the Makkhang area of Mueang Udon Thani district. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355540-street-cleaner-in-shock-after-discovering-woman’s-body-under-mango-tree/

Picture courtesy of Khoasod. A street cleaner in Udon Thani was left in shock after what appeared to be a discarded doll turned out to be the lifeless body of a young woman. The grim discovery was made early morning on 23 March, under a mango tree near a apartment block, in the Makkhang area of Mueang Udon Thani district. At around 06:30, Police Lieutenant Vilasinee Asanam, an investigator at Mueang Udon Thani Police Station, received a report from a municipal street cleaner about a woman found hanged under a mango tree. Officers, along with rescue workers from Sawang Methatham Foundation and a medical examiner from Udon Thani Central Hospital, rushed to the scene. The deceased was identified as Miss Thanaporn, a 20-year-old woman who was blind in her left eye. She was found wearing a long-sleeved shirt and a short skirt, with signs suggesting she had died the previous evening. Upon searching her rented room, police discovered her identification card, a disability certificate, and medication for anxiety treatment, leading to speculation that she may have suffered from depression. A lost ID report was also found in the room, bearing the name of a 27-year-old man, Mr. Tasporn, believed to be her boyfriend. However, a key piece of evidence remains missing. CCTV cameras installed at the scene were found to be non-functional, leaving authorities uncertain whether the woman’s death was a case of suicide or foul play. A resident of the apartment complex recalled seeing the woman’s boyfriend arrive on a motorcycle around 20:00 the previous night, calling out her name. This was a common occurrence, with the boyfriend often visiting. However, on this occasion, he only called once and was not seen again. Mrs. Damrongsin, a 54-year-old municipal street cleaner, recounted her shocking experience. “I was sweeping as usual when I noticed something hanging from the mango tree. At first, I thought it was a doll. But as I got closer, I realised it was a person. I was terrified and ran to tell my husband, who was working nearby, to call the authorities immediately. I’ve never seen anything like this in my life, I still have goosebumps.” Authorities have taken the woman’s body to Udon Thani Central Hospital for further examination. Meanwhile, police plan to summon the woman’s boyfriend for questioning to determine the exact circumstances of her death. The case remains under investigation. If you or anyone you know is in emotional distress, please contact the Samaritans of Thailand 24-hour hotline: 02 713 6791 (English), 02 713 6793 (Thai) or the Thai Mental Health Hotline at 1323 (Thai). Please also contact your friends or relatives at this time if you have feelings of loneliness, stress or depression. Seek out help. -- 2025-03-24

Teen Caught Red-Handed Cutting Motorway Power Cables, Admits Father Involved Picture courtesy of Matichon. A teenager has been caught in the act of stealing power cables along the motorway in Chonburi, admitting that his own father had brought him to commit the crime. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1355538-teen-caught-red-handed-cutting-motorway-power-cables-admits-father-involved/

Picture courtesy of Matichon. A teenager has been caught in the act of stealing power cables along the motorway in Chonburi, admitting that his own father had brought him to commit the crime. On 23 March, officers from Highway Police Division 8, led by Pol Col Kukkong Disawat, arrested an 18-year-old suspect, identified only as “Ek”, on charges of stealing public infrastructure. The arrest took place on the shoulder of Motorway 7, at kilometre marker 0+500, heading towards Chonburi city. The police seized stolen power cables and cutting tools as evidence. Authorities had been patrolling the motorway when they received an alert from the traffic control centre about a suspicious individual tampering with electrical infrastructure near kilometre marker 1+300. Upon arrival, officers found the suspect actively pulling and cutting power cables used for motorway lighting. When approached, the suspect attempted to flee but was swiftly apprehended. During questioning, the suspect confessed that his father had picked him up on a motorcycle and brought him to the location to carry out the theft. His father allegedly instructed him to cut the cables while he waited under a nearby bridge, approximately 100 metres from the crime scene. The teenager further admitted that this was not the first time they had committed such an offence. The suspect has been handed over to Mueang Chonburi Police Station for further legal proceedings. -- 2025-03-24