Bangkok: Crime Suppression Division officials escorted Ms. Krisanong Suwanwong, known as 'Jay Patch,' to the Central Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases for detention. The police have opposed granting bail to the suspect, who maintained an indifferent expression throughout the process. According to Thai News Agency, at 09:52 am, police officers transported Ms. Krisanong, the director of the Online Network Promotion Coordination Center, in a police van to the designated court for legal proceedings. This move follows the standard legal procedures for such cases. During the transfer, Ms. Krisanong was seen wearing a blue-pink collared shirt, a navy blue overcoat, and jeans. As she exited the Pracharak building, she acknowledged the media with folded hands. Despite her indifferent demeanor, she occasionally offered a faint smile but refrained from responding to any questions posed by the media. The investigative team has filed a petition objecting to the granting of bail, emphasizing the serious ness of the charges against her.
Crime Suppression Division Transfers Ms. Patch to Central Criminal Court for Detention.
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