Bangkok, A female police officer with the rank of Police Sergeant reveals that she was punished until she was depressed before posting her leave. Recently, the Police Commander has ordered an investigation into the facts. Pol. Maj. Gen. Noppasin Poolsawat, deputy commander of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, revealed the case of a female police officer. Under the Metropolitan Police Bureau A personal Facebook post describes his one year stint as a police officer, his training and being a patient of depression. which has shared many such posts Initially, the report of such information has been received. Pol. Lt. Gen. Thiti Saengsang, commander of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, is concerned and has therefore ordered Pol. Maj. Gen. Phatthaphon Sanitwong Na Ayutthaya, Commander-in-Chief of the Royal Thai Police, and Pol. Col. Wisanuwat Phurahong, Superintendent of the 4th Military Circle, went to visit the said female police officer. who was a subordinate, it was found that the said female police sergeant was u nder close medical supervision. and has symptoms of being safe We talked with the mother of the Police Sergeant Major and found out about the problem. Ready to be fair to all parties Pol. Maj. Gen. Noppasin said that he had initially placed the female Police Sergeant under close medical supervision first. As for the recent training of female police sergeants, the Metropolitan Police Headquarters will present the matter to the Royal Thai Police Headquarters. to request fact-checking regarding the said training and will follow the progress immediately From the investigation, it was found that the female police sergeant attended the Namwan Company training course at the Border Patrol Police Headquarters. but has not yet completed the said course Currently still working in the position of Group Commander, Administrative Division 4, Administrative Division. Metropolitan Police Headquarters However, at this time, the facts are being investigated in the case of the agency where the female police sergeant was trai ned and the trainer. He has ordered the commander to expedite the progress. Pol. Lt. Gen. Achayon Kraithong, spokesman for the police, said the Royal Thai Police does not abandon its subordinates. If problems are found at any point, they will be immediately investigated, corrected and understood. For the case of depression In the past, many police officers have been found to have such problems. which the Royal Thai Police by police hospital Join in taking care of police officers and their families continuously. There are communication channels to help and give advice on depression problems through the page 'Depress We Care' and the hotline 08 1932 0000 that are ready to give advice. Including prevention and initial treatment. Source: Thai News Agency