Former Police Officer Arrested in Pattaya with Two Outstanding Warrants

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Picture courtesy: Siam Rath

 

A former police officer, who became infamous after a high-profile incident in the capital, was arrested in Pattaya after being spotted by tourism police.

 

The man, previously involved in a viral social media scandal, was found to have two outstanding arrest warrants. The arrest took place on November 23, 2023, at 10:39 AM, in the Walking Street area of South Pattaya, Chonburi Province.

 

Officers from the Pattaya Tourism Police Station, operating under the directives of Police General Sak Surya Phuak-am, Commissioner of the Tourism Police Bureau, and Colonel Man Rotthong, Head of the 2nd Division of the Tourism Police Bureau, observed a suspicious individual in the area.

 

The man’s face appeared familiar, so they cross-checked his details in the Central Investigation Bureau's database. The check revealed that he was wanted in connection with two criminal cases, one from the Klong Dan Police Station and another from Bang Phlee Police Station, both in Samut Prakarn Province.

The suspect was identified as 47-year-old Adisorn, a former sergeant-major with the Samut Prakarn Police. He is wanted for charges including unlawful detention, possession of firearms, and assault. Upon his arrest, Adisorn admitted to being the person listed in the arrest warrants issued by the Samut Prakarn Provincial Court.

 

Further investigation revealed that he was also wanted under a second arrest warrant, issued by Bang Phlee Police Station in 2022, for charges related to misconduct by a public officer, extortion, assault, and unlawful detention. The warrants stemmed from two separate incidents, one involving a physical altercation and the other related to an attempted robbery.

 

Tourism police officers, led by Lieutenant Colonel Piyapong Ensar, Lieutenant Colonel Suparat Meepreecha, and Lieutenant Colonel Apichat Jarurak, approached Adisorn in a calm and controlled manner. They presented the arrest warrants to him, and he confirmed his identity. He was subsequently arrested and taken into custody to be processed by Bang Phlee Police for further legal action.

 

Picture courtesy: Siam Rath

 

Adisorn, a former officer in charge of crime prevention at Samut Prakarn's Bang Phu Police Station, had previously made headlines when a video went viral, showing him involved in a road rage incident in which he forced another vehicle off the road, climbed onto its roof, and smashed its windows.

 

The incident, which took place on July 28, 2023, led to an internal investigation by the police and a subsequent disciplinary hearing.

 

As a result, Adisorn was dismissed from the police force, and the two outstanding cases were brought to court, leading to the arrest, reported Siam Rath.

 

-- 2024-11-25

 

 

 

 

[Gottfrid]

Pretty sure they will be stupid enough to let him out on bail. 😂

[hotchilli]

Nice fella... 

[Dave0206]

CCTV AND dash cams are a nuisance for the police going about there day to day business 

[john donson]

if only someone invented AI to check all faces everywhere for wanted people

[BusyB]

 

Wonder what he's been living off all this time. 

[Victor Laszlo]

The BIB always up for a good old photo shoot.