Chalerm meanwhile dismissed speculation that Immigration Police had allowed Thitinant to leave the country, saying there was no record of that happening. Insisting that anyone found guilty would be punished without his intervention, he also said it was up to a psychiatrist to assess a claim that Thitinant suffers from mental health problems.

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