An investigation into a complaint against a border patrol police commander accused of demanding payments from his subordinates is expected to be wrapped up in five days, according to the inspector-general in charge of the probe.
Pol Gen Wissanu Prasartthong-osod said yesterday an unsigned letter was submitted by a complainant, who is a border patrol police officer, to the Border Patrol Police (BPP) commissioner Pol Lt Gen Wichit Paksa.
The inspector-general said the national police chief Pol Gen Suwat Jangyodsuk has assigned him to lead a fact-finding panel into the complaint. The panel will work in parallel to another investigation committee on the matter set up by Pol Lt Gen Wichit.
On Jan 31, it was reported in the press that a police lieutenant colonel attached to the BPP had written the letter dated Jan 27 and sent it to the BPP chief. The letter asked that…
