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The officials at Petchaburee police station were informed that a dead body was found in a Bronze Isuzu Vertex parked in the parking lot of a local eatery.
The dead man was later identified as 61 year old police officer Kasem Polkerd, the father of famous channel 7 actress “Kwan” Aussamanee Waitayanon.
Ornanong Suepan, the shop keeper of the eatery revealed to the police officers that Officer Kasem parked his car at the shop at around 10am this morning. When he stepped out from his car, he had a beer bottle in his hand and appeared to be intoxicated.
Officer Kasem ordered food and drank beer at the shop by himself for about an hour before heading back to his car. Later he returned to his vehicle to turn on the air conditioning and took a nap.
At 12 noon, he was still conscious and was seen occasionally moving his head around inside the vehicle.
The shop keeper said, she didn’t think too much about it, she thought he was only resting because he was drunk. However at around 2.30pm, she noticed something was odd and tried to approach the man to wake him only to discover that he was no longer breathing.
Dr Numthorn Klibesuwan examined the officer’s body and revealed the man died from the effects of alcohol and the lack of oxygen from being in the closed car with no open windows
credit to dirtii laundry.
The dead man was later identified as 61 year old police officer Kasem Polkerd, the father of famous channel 7 actress “Kwan” Aussamanee Waitayanon.
Ornanong Suepan, the shop keeper of the eatery revealed to the police officers that Officer Kasem parked his car at the shop at around 10am this morning. When he stepped out from his car, he had a beer bottle in his hand and appeared to be intoxicated.
Officer Kasem ordered food and drank beer at the shop by himself for about an hour before heading back to his car. Later he returned to his vehicle to turn on the air conditioning and took a nap.
At 12 noon, he was still conscious and was seen occasionally moving his head around inside the vehicle.
The shop keeper said, she didn’t think too much about it, she thought he was only resting because he was drunk. However at around 2.30pm, she noticed something was odd and tried to approach the man to wake him only to discover that he was no longer breathing.
Dr Numthorn Klibesuwan examined the officer’s body and revealed the man died from the effects of alcohol and the lack of oxygen from being in the closed car with no open windows
credit to dirtii laundry.