Gen. Kittirat Panphet, deputy commander of the Police Commander School. Together with the group, strengthening relations “The Indonesian Police” expressed their gratitude for their excellent cooperation in the mission to detain “Pangananode” and repatriate him to Thailand for prosecution.

At 2pm on June 6, 2024, General Kitirat Phanphet, Deputy Commander of the Royal Thai Police. Lieutenant General Prachuap Wongsuk, Assistant Commander of Police, Major General Worawat Amornwiwat, Deputy Commander of Police, Major General Natthasak Chaonasai, Deputy Commander of the Central Bureau of Police Investigation, Deputy Director of the Thai Immigration Bureau, Major General Thanit Thaiwatcharamas, and Colonel Nat Suwanwattana, Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Police, welcomed 10 Indonesian police officers who arrived from Indonesia on a chartered flight. Led by Colonel Audi Sonni Latuheru, Director of the International Crime Division, they brought Mr. Chaowalit Thongduang or Pang Nanode back to Thailand for prosecution. Interpol Indonesia, located in the Promnok Room, Building 1, Royal Thai Police Headquarters.

Indonesian police paid a courtesy visit to the Deputy Chief of Police Command School to discuss strengthening police relations and cooperation between the two countries. Certificate of Honor for cooperating in the detention of Mr. Chaowalit. And the Indonesian police team

General Kitirat, on behalf of the Royal Thai Police, said: “I am pleased to express my deepest gratitude. Thank you for the excellent cooperation of the Indonesian National Police. This document was given to the Royal Thai Police in the case of extradition of Mr. Chaowalit Thongduang, a Thai national who had fled Thailand due to a serious criminal case. This case was particularly challenging. It required strong and effective cooperation between the two countries. The success of this operation is evidence of the tireless dedication and continuous communication between the agencies of the two countries. It requires complex cooperation and a deep understanding of the legal system of each country. This successful return of the accused to Thailand strengthens the commitment of the Royal Thai Police of the two countries to cooperate in upholding the rule of law and work together to prevent and stop future international crimes.”