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Crime Son of Prominent MP Sparks Violence at Songkhla Polling Station
UPDATE Police Chief Condemns Brutal Attack on Officer at Songkhla Polling Station Picture courtesy of Khaosod. National police chief has issued a firm condemnation after a border patrol officer was viciously beaten at a polling station in Songkhla province, vowing that all perpetrators will face the full force of the law. Pol. Gen. Kittirat Phanphet, Commissioner-General of the Royal Thai Police, described the attack as “brazen and lawless” after Pol. Sgt. Maj. Nisathit Kongthep, of Border Patrol Police Company 43, was assaulted while on duty during municipal council and mayoral elections in Phawong subdistrict. The incident took place at polling station no. 7 in Moo 2 of Mueang district, when Sgt. Maj. Nisathit intervened to stop a group of individuals from taking photographs inside the station, an act prohibited under Thailand’s electoral laws. It later emerged that the person taking photos was a member of the Songkhla Provincial Administrative Organisation (PAO), who was accompanied by a group of followers. According to reports, tempers flared when the officer warned the group that photography was not permitted. A mob of five to seven men then attacked Sgt. Maj. Nisathit, before fleeing the scene. He is currently recovering at Songkhla Hospital. Pol. Gen. Kittirat has ordered a swift and thorough investigation, assigning the Songkhla provincial police chief to personally oversee the case. He has also instructed special operations teams to crack down on any influential figures or groups attempting to act above the law. “This type of lawless behaviour will not be tolerated,” said the police chief. “It does not matter who the perpetrators are, everyone must be held accountable. No one has the right to place themselves above the law.” He also confirmed that the investigation will explore whether the attackers are linked to any broader criminal activity. Authorities have been tasked with collecting evidence quickly and preparing legal proceedings against all involved. In addition, Pol. Gen. Kittirat has dispatched senior officers to provide support to the injured officer and has demanded full legal action be pursued without delay. “This incident is a stark reminder that respect for the rule of law is essential in a democratic society,” he added. “Anyone who dares defy it will be met with strong and decisive justice.” The investigation is ongoing. Adapted by Asean Now from Khoasod 2025-05-12. -
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Another farang smashes up a Thai shop on Bangla Walking Street
You look down on sex workers, you've made that clear in the past, everyone knows it, but you always try and back pedal, too late for that -
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One of the Iranians Arrested in Plot Against Israeli Embassy in London was an Asylum Seeker
Yes crazy stuff going on in the uk. Tony Abbott in Australia had the right idea, about the boats coming to the Australian shores. He virtually stopped it over night. it cost him his job in the end. But what a great result for the Australian people. Shame the powers that be in the uk , can't wake up and smell the coffee. But we have very weak, useless people in positions, that they are incapable of managing. The Uk firmly in the toilet and round the U-bend. -
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Trump Vows to Slash Drug Prices with New Executive Order
I guess when you can withhold billions of taxpayer's money there is a big stick to wave. -
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Weird hermits
And just think, if Glen Beck hadn't pulled this guy's name out of his butt way back when you would never hear his name on Fox. -
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Woke Pope? Trump reckons with a ‘liberal’ American leader he can’t trash-talk
I rather assumed that he stoked up on that before his every press conference and interview!
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