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Police cadets visit Pattaya

Police recruits learned suppression techniques during a training session in Pattaya.

Boonlua Chatree
Forty-six police cadets took in hostage negotiations, weapons demonstrations and a martial arts show when they visited Pattaya police headquarters.
Pattaya’s police chief, Pol. Col. Supathee Bungkhrong greeted the 46 cadets from Provincial Police Training Center Region 2 and their instructor, Lt. Col. Thippawan Chatyapha Sept. 25.
The students listened to a summary on Pattaya police operators and arrest statistics before watching a demonstration of various martial arts.
The cadets also learned strategies to arrest criminals and rescue hostages, and received lessons in suppression techniques and disarming suspects.
Thippawan said the field trip was aimed at providing an opportunity for the new generation of officers to learn from real experiences.

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