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Trump's crackdown on LA protests is pure hypocrisy
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Accident Tragedy at Bang Kruai: Inmate Found Dead in Police Custody
Picture courtesy of 77kaoded A somber incident unfolded at Bang Kruai Police Station in Nonthaburi province as a 26-year-old man, known by the pseudonym A, was discovered lifeless in a holding cell. The man, apprehended on charges of domestic violence and methamphetamine possession, was found deceased on June 8. The distressing event was brought to light when Police Lance Corporal Piamsak Meepradate, on duty at the time, informed Police Colonel Kittisak Pongthanarak, the station superintendent. Despite immediate attempts to revive him, efforts proved futile. The grim discovery has prompted forensic experts, prosecutors, and administrative officials to initiate a thorough investigation into the circumstances surrounding his death. The series of events began the previous night when officers responded to an urgent call from A's family. Reports indicated that he was in a frenzied state, causing property damage and physically assaulting his wife, leading to her injuries. Upon intervention, police discovered 1.1 grammes of methamphetamine in his possession. This led to his detention on charges related to possession and intent to distribute a category 1 narcotic illegally. While awaiting his court appearance in the cell, A tragically took his own life, an act captured by CCTV cameras. During a midday visit, family members recounted a poignant interaction in which he requested to see a photograph of his two-year-old son. At the time, this was seen as a simple farewell before facing an expected prison sentence. Family insights now suggest that his actions were possibly fueled by anxiety over facing potential encounters with former adversaries from previous incarcerations. This fear may have driven his tragic decision. This incident underscores the profound impact of mental distress and the urgent need for support mechanisms within detention facilities. It also highlights the necessity of vigilance and care in handling inmates who may be experiencing emotional crises. In light of this tragedy, community resources for those in distress are being emphasized. Those experiencing emotional turmoil are urged to reach out for help. The Samaritans of Thailand offer a 24-hour hotline with English and Thai language support at 02 713 6791 (English) and 02 713 6793 (Thai). Additionally, the Thai Mental Health Hotline is available at 1323 for Thai speakers. Connecting with friends, family, or professionals during times of loneliness or stress is crucial in seeking the necessary support. Adapted by ASEAN Now from The Thaiger 2025-06-09 -
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Kiwi Pension
Thanks for your input, Do we "know"anyone ever, who has contacted the contacted the International Team in NZ. -
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Crazy farang
Thais/Malays/Chinese are 99% of the population. That's why they commit 99% of the offences. -
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If you found 12 million baht in a box near the trash, would you keep it?
Am I the only honest person here!
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