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SAMUT PRAKAN: A series of burglaries at opulent homes in Samut Prakan and nearby regions have resulted in the arrest of three Chilean nationals, two males and one girl.

Pol Maj Gen Wallop Araemlar, the captain of Samut Prakan law, stated during a press event on Friday that Alexandro Giovan Cuellar Pulido, Henrry Yeferson Delgado Bogota, and Ms. Maricela Cifuentes Hernandez were wanted on arrest warrants issued on Wednesday for cooperation in fraud.

On Wednesday, the defendants were detained in the state of Pathum Thani. They were seized along with a Toyota Vios with Chon Buri license plates, two Prachuap Khiri Khan license plate, burglary tools, hat hats, banknotes for 32, 700 baht, unusual currency notes, and another 100 items.

The arrests, according to Pol Col Chottiwat Luangwilai, assistant Samut Prakan police chief, were made in response to reports of a home break-in that occurred around 10.45 p.m. on August 29 in tambon Bang Muang of the Puang area.

A healthy in a room on the next floor of the house had been broken open, according to police, who investigated the situation. According to Pol Col. Chottiwat, 200, 000 ringgit in money, 500 US dollars, 50,000 rupees, gold necklaces and rings, as well as a necklace with diamond studding that was stolen, were among the items taken.

The Brazilian group broke into another property that same evening before entering the one in question, according to security camera footage from the housing estate. The same group had even broken into two additional homes on September 2 in a Samut Prakan neighborhood that was under the control of the Bang Kaew police station.

This prompted the authorities to open an inquiry, which resulted in the recognition of the three Brazilian suspects responsible for the break-ins.

In the state of Chonburi, the offenders had been residing in a rented home. Before returning to Chonburi, they had traveled from this eastern county to carry out burglary in Samut Prakan and another nearby counties.

Investigators discovered on Wednesday that the crew was preparing to break into another home in the province of Pathum Thani. After keeping an eye on their actions, the officers were able to apprehend them using burglary tools and other resources. At the Muang police station in Samut Prakan, all were turned over to officers researchers.

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Sutin Klungsang’s lack of experience in safety matters causes the civil defense secretary to seek out all the tips he can obtain. The MFP is rebranding as a celebration of the future in opposition to the coalition parties of in the past after failing to form the government.

The Move Forward Party ( MFP) was holding onto the hope that Pita Limjaroenrat, its leader, might get one last chance to run for prime minister on August 22.

The Pheu Thai Party, whose candidate for prime minister, Srettha Thavisin, received overwhelming support in a mutual hanging to win the best position unchallenged, however, came out on top in the day.

On August 22, the MFP reportedly intended to renominate Mr. Pita. However, this never happened because parliament had already called the ancient session in which Mr. Srettha was chosen as the nation’s 30th prime minister.

Two weeks prior, the Constitutional Court rejected the MFP’s prayer, which was submitted through the Ombudsman in an effort to overturn the quality of parliament prohibiting Mr. Pita from running for reelection. The Ombudsman was an unsuitable broker through whom the complaint may be filed with the court, according to the judge, because he was not the group in the debate who had been harmed.

The MFP claimed that the judge dismissed the plea due to a technicality and did not rule on whether or not the parliament’s resolution opposing the renomination could be overturned. The party may have believed it had win Mr. Pita’s nomination for prime minister as long as there was no clear-cut response from the court.

However, a cause claims that the idea turned out to be nothing more than consoling.

As Pheu Thai got going in its attempt to put together a authorities, Mr. Pita’s pay for excellent secretary faded away. It quickly formed a coalition and eventually succeeded in doing so by accepting Pheu Thai’s invitation to join forces with the last two indispensable parties, the Palang Pracharath Party ( PPRP ) and the United Thai Nation( UTN ) Party.

The MFP quickly adapted to its new role after realizing it was headed for the opposition chairs, and the group was aware that it had to play the part, according to the source.

The MFP proclaimed that it has billed itself as a powerful and strategic opposition group on the day Mr. Srettha was elected prime minister. After spending four years keeping an eye on the Prayut Chan – o cha leadership, the MFP is all too familiar with the work.

According to the cause, the MFP may have already planned to increase its aid base in order to win the upcoming general election in four years.

The MFP will face off against Pheu Thai, a former friend and current ruling party. The supply thought it was only natural to foresee a conflict between the two major parties in the nation.

The MFP is becoming a pain in Pheu Thai’s part. The MFP, which is extremely skilled at using social media and political advertising tools, has a good chance of defeating Pheu Thai if left unchecked.

After the PPRP and UTN, both regarded as the leadership of the ultra-conservative station, performed poorly in the May 14 surveys and became politically humiliated, the source claimed that Pheu Thai is being viewed as a ultra – conventional power that was adequately stand up to the MFP.

However, the MFP is preparing to rewrite its signature political narrative, which has resonated and kept the party’s supporters together. The MFP’s ancient banner, which portrayed the celebration as a” pro – democracy” element as opposed to” dictator” events like the PPRP and UTN, has been replaced by the new phrase that is being developed.

After the general election, when the” dictatorship-linked” parties were seen as having been democratized through their involvement in the elections, the pro-democracy banner’s political influence was waning, according to the source.

The pro-democracy explanation was quickly becoming obsolete, and the MFP has come up with a successor that promises to blow the mark without sounding facetious.

The MFP has moved away from the” pro-democracy” debate and toward highlighting the inter-generational divide, adopting a” past vs. future” motto.

Key members of the Progressive Movement led by Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, Pannikar Wanich and Piyabutr Saengkanokkul, are apparently speaking more and more about the new standard.

The MFP specifically tasked Mr. Piyabutr, a former law professor, with serving as its plan aide during the past election. He has been known to advise the MFP on how the party should carry itself in order to benefit the most from the social environment, and they frequently pay attention to him.

The MFP will likely be inspired by the new credo to develop a new approach to overthrow the government and gain more supporters in order to increase its chances of winning the upcoming polls.

taking a cautious route

Sutin Klungsang, the defense minister, stands out as a real surprise and garners the most attention because he is the initial civil to hold the position and is rumored to have little knowledge of defense-related issues. His government is made up of numerous well-known eyes.

The former Pheu Thai Party lawmaker was widely believed to have been a part of the cabinet from the start. Which investment he may be given was the question.

When Pheu Thai took over as opposition leader following the 2019 general election, Mr. Sutin rose to prominence as the opposition’s key punch. He was a district MP at the time, representing the northern county of Maha Sarakham.

Some observers view the criticism chief whip position as a test for possible cabinet ministers if their party get office. Mr. Sutin received praise for his courtesy and capacity to make complex problems understandable to the general public.

Once Srettha Thavisin, Pheu Thai’s candidate for prime minister, received support for the major social position, his path to the cupboard was set. Nobody took Mr. Sutin’s name significantly when it first came up as a candidate for the defense collection, and he himself responded with humor.

Perhaps it’s because of my last name, Klungsang, which means” armory” in Thai. When questioned about the rumor before the cabinet meetings were finalized, he responded,” If I became the defense minister, the state would save a lot from saving on weapons.”

Gen Natthapon Nakpanich, a former National Security Council secretary-general and close friend of former prime minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha, quickly became the subject of rumors about the potential defense secretary.

The position of education minister was next rumored to be open to Mr. Sutin, who would have been overjoyed to receive the nomination. He had been in the training field for nearly 20 years and was a student of Maha Sarakham Teachers College in his home territory.

However, Mr. Sutin was rumored to be named either lifestyle or assistant education minister when Pol Gen Permpool Chidchob, a prominent member of the Bhumjaithai Party, ran for the position.

He re-emerged as the prospect for defense secretary in response to reports that red-shirt supporters were dissatisfied with Gen. Natthapon, who they believed was involved in the military crackdown operations against protesters wearing red shirts from 2009 to 2010.

After receiving royal support, Mr. Sutin sought counsel from previous defense ministers Gen Thammarak Isarangkura na Ayudhaya and ACM Sukhumpol Suwanatat as soon as he realized his lack of experience in defense and security matters.

Mr. Sutin claims that he also paid trips to other military leaders who prefer to avoid the spotlight from the internet. He felt confident enough to take on the challenge thanks to their encouragement and support.

The defense secretary added that he could sense that because of his politeness, people in the military divisions were being more receptive to him.

I learned that professional soldiers are approachable if we are clear about what we expect from them, and I feel glad after receiving support from senior military images.

He assured the Bangkok Post,” We treat them with respect and assure them that we are never acting in their best interests.”

All he needs to do is offer the required support given that the armed forces have now begun implementing military reforms in stages, replacing muster with a volunteer program and reducing the number of commanders.

But, Mr. Sutin really anticipate some commotion when defending defense spending and how it is crucial to parliamentary national security. The group demanded budget cuts for defense when Pheu Thai was in the criticism, particularly when it came to buying martial equipment.

Although some of them have worked for previous governments, he said,” I don’t have a deep understanding of these issues, but I’ll seek advice from the armed forces and security experts.”

Assoc Prof. Panitan Wattanayagorn, a safety specialist who counseled the Democrat Party-led management and former deputy prime minister Prawit Wongsuwon, is high on his list of people to consult for advice.

Surachart Bamrungsuk, a political scientist at Chulalongkorn University, has also been hired by Mr. Sutin as an unofficial advisor because the academic declined to accept an official position.

The Srettha management seeks to establish itself as a civil entity with the authority to oversee the armed forces. It will establish the rule that a defense secretary need not have served in the military before. We simply need to exercise caution and thoroughness, he said.

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Anutin Charnvirakul, the deputy prime minister and internal minister, announced on Friday that he has given Chada Thaiset, his lieutenant, and all provincial governors the task of gathering data on and blacklisting regional officials found to be involved in mafia-style groups.

At a dinner party late on Wednesday night in Nakhon Pathom’s Muang region, where at least 25 other police officers were present, he was responding to another violent incident that resulted in the shooting down of one highway police officer and the injury of another.

Pol Maj Siwakorn Saibua, the Highway Police Sub-division 2 bridge police station 1 commander, was the victim of the crime. The Highway Police Sub-division 2 assistant chief, Pol Lt. Col. Wasin Wanpee, suffered serious injuries.

Early on Friday night, Thananchai Manmak, who was wanted on a jury subpoena for allegedly shooting Pol Maj Siwakorn and injuring politician Lt Col Wasin, was shot and killed in an altercation with police in the Tha Rua city of Kanchanaburi state.

On Thursday evening, soon after an arrest warrant was issued, Praween Chankhlai, also known as Kamnan Nok, the local head and sponsor of the unfortunate dinner party, turned himself in to the Nakhon Pathom police.

According to Pol Lt Gen Jirabhop Bhuridej, director of the Central Investigation Bureau, witness informed authorities that Mr. Praween’s request to exchange his nephew, a police officer, was denied.

According to Mr. Anutin, citing a statement provided to him by the government of Nakhon Pathom, the kamnan( subdistrict mind ) will be fired from his regional administrative duties and is currently the subject of an investigation into his alleged role in the shooting.

According to Mr. Anutin, the testing and delisting of regional leaders with a background of involvement in mafia-style gangs is now extremely important.

He stated that this type of person shouldn’t be allowed to harm or kill people any longer or become active in society.

According to Mr. Anutin, the Nakhon Pathom tragedy is the ideal illustration of why” bad” local leaders should be put on a blacklist for public safety.

Mr. Anutin also mandated stricter rules to regulate those who are permitted to own or have firearms, claiming that the user is not allowed to carry a firearm around in public whenever he pleases.

There are numerous guidelines that weapon license holders may abide by, he said.

While a fact-finding commission investigated their whereabouts, Pol Gen Damrongsak Kittiprapas ordered the transfer of the 25 police officials seen at the Nakhon Pathom group to passive positions in the Royal Thai Police Operation Centre.

A separate fact-finding investigation was likewise launched by the Metropolitan Police Bureau to determine why the shooter wasn’t apprehended at the scene, where many law officers were present.

While this was going on, Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin vowed to make sure the bridge police official who was killed received justice, saying it was startling to learn that the officer had been shot dead because he had refused to assist gangsters in their attempt to thwart a nearby police reshuffle.

According to Mr. Srettha, Pol Gen Torsak Sukvimol, the deputy national police chief, is now questioning every police officer present at the Nakhon Pathom dinner party, raising the possibility that the disaster may be connected to reward payments related to lobbying for a campaign in the authorities overhaul.

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