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Banglamung Police institute zero tolerance

Police Colonel Kasem Sangkhaphan has told his troops to ‘get tough’ on certain criminal groups in the community. The Colonel stated the new policy was zero tolerance for hired gunmen, influential figures, and amphetamines and related substances. Instituting this new policy will be especially critical during the campaign and election period to ensure the elections are conducted in an orderly manner.

The Banglamung police are readying roadblocks, checkpoints, patrol cars and motorcycles to prevent any unfavourable incidents from occurring during this period. Protection is also being provided for the candidates.
Security is being readied at all election points. Government officials, police officers and employees of government enterprises are asked not to propound, profess or in any way show a political bias, as it would not be ethical for government employees.
The drug problem is being managed by a special unit of the Crime Suppression Division. The unit’s aim is to find drug dealer’s hideouts, manufacturing laboratories and addicts. The Colonel admitted the CSD usually has problems with drug related arrests because arrested parties are usually petty users who refuse to reveal their sources.

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