Bangkok Post
Exam fraud file 'met NACC deadline', police chief says
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Police submitted their investigation file on fraud in local government recruitment examinations to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) within the required 30-day deadline, says national police chief Pol Gen Samran Nualma.
Key facts
- Police submitted their investigation file on fraud in local government recruitment examinations to the National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) within the required 30-day deadline, says national police chief Pol Gen Samran Nualma.
- His remarks on Saturday followed the release of three suspects on Wednesday after the NACC failed to complete its investigation and forward the case for prosecution before the maximum 84-day detention period expired.
- The suspects’ release has raised concerns about delays in handling the wider examination fraud investigation, which involves more than 6,000 accused persons.
- Arsphol Suntraiphop, chairman of the House committee on corruption prevention and suppression, said the NACC now expected to notify more than 6,000 accused people of the allegations by late November, postponed from late October after
Summary
His remarks on Saturday followed the release of three suspects on Wednesday after the NACC failed to complete its investigation and forward the case for prosecution before the maximum 84-day detention period expired.
Pol Gen Samran said the Crime Suppression Division had gathered evidence, prepared the preliminary case file and submitted it to the NACC within the prescribed timeframe.