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ISOC Region 4 Denies Military Detention of Police Officers
The Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) Region 4 Forward Command has refuted claims that military personnel are detaining police officers for questioning.
On July 30, 2026, Matichon Online reported that the Internal Security Operations Command (ISOC) Region 4 Forward Command issued a formal statement addressing circulating rumors regarding the relationship between military and police forces. The agency explicitly denied allegations that military personnel have been detaining police officers for interrogation purposes.
ISOC emphasized that both security branches maintain a professional working relationship characterized by mutual respect and close cooperation. The statement was released in response to what the agency described as distorted information circulating in the public sphere, urging citizens to exercise caution and avoid believing unverified reports that could cause confusion or social friction.
For residents and travelers in Thailand, particularly in the southern provinces where ISOC operates, this clarification serves as a reminder to rely on official government channels for information regarding security operations. While the agency has clarified the current status of inter-agency cooperation, the specific origins of the misinformation and the broader context of the rumors remain unconfirmed. Observers should continue to monitor official updates from the Royal Thai Police and ISOC for any further developments regarding regional security protocols.
Translated from Thai.
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