Thai police clarified the rules for carrying weapons and explained the necessity

Thai police clarified the rules for carrying weapons, emphasizing their necessity in certain situations. In Pattaya, a criminal case was filed against a police officer for illegal possession of e-cigarettes and extortion from Chinese tourists.

According to local media reports, Pattaya police conducted an inspection and found several violations of weapon-carrying rules among officers. Specifically, a criminal case was filed against a duty police officer for illegal possession of e-cigarettes and extortion from Chinese tourists.

During the inspection, the police also noted the need to strictly adhere to the rules for carrying weapons in their official duties. Police emphasized that the use of firearms is permitted only when there is a threat to life or health.

Additionally, the police declared war on the illegal storage and sale of weapons online. The department warned residents and visitors of Pattaya about potential consequences for those who violate weapon-carrying rules.

As a result of the inspection, a criminal case was filed against a police officer for illegal possession of e-cigarettes and extortion from Chinese tourists. Police conducted interrogations and seized relevant evidence.

At present, the case is under investigation, and the suspect police officer is under house arrest pending further proceedings. After the conclusion of the investigation, the decision will be made regarding the arrest or release of the suspect.

Thus, Pattaya police continue their efforts to ensure safety and compliance with weapon-carrying rules among department personnel.