Reinstated police chief skips meeting with military commanders
Pol General Torsak Sukvimol had his deputy attend the bimonthly meeting on his behalf because he was busy
Recently reinstated Royal Thai Police chief, Pol General Torsak Sukvimol, decided on Monday to skip the usual bimonthly meeting held with chiefs of the armed forces.
Instead, he had his deputy Pol General Kitrat Phanphet attend the meeting that was held at 8am at the Royal Thai Air Force (RTAF) headquarters.
The commanders of the Royal Thai Armed Forces, the Navy, the Air Force and the Army have been holding meetings with the Royal Thai Police every two months to discuss cooperation, unity, order and security keeping. The police and the four military commands have been taking turns hosting the meetings.
Torsak was recently reinstated as top cop after being suspended in March following conflicts with his then-deputy Pol General Surchate Hakparn.
The police chief returned to his office on Friday.
Kitrat, who had taken over as acting National Police chief while Torsak was away on suspension, said he had been assigned to attend the meeting because the police chief was busy.
He said there were no problems within the police force after Torsak was reinstated and all his subordinates focused on their work as usual.
