Actor Supamorn "Andrew" Cronin is breathing a sigh of relief
after the Criminal Court threw out a drugs case against him.
Crime Suppression and Bang Khen police raided the
Palm Suite condominium on Phahon Yothin Road,
Bang Khen, on March 5, after hearing from an informant
that a drugs party was underway.They found the actor alone,
allegedly in possession of a small bag of ice, along with
paraphernalia for taking the drug. Andrew said he knew
nothing about the drugs. Reports emerging after his arrest
said police tested his urine, which was positive for the
presence of drugs. They took him to Mongkut Wattana hospital,
which performed a similar test, and again the result was positive.
Police failed to act as an innocent party in their handling
of the search, and the urine tests. Many officers searched the place,
raising the possibility that someone could have planted the drugs.
Police asked Andrew to submit his urine twice, but did not conduct
the test in front of Andrew. No neutral party was present,
and no sample of his urine was kept as evidence. The results
of the urine tests could not be regarded as reliable.Outside court,
Andrew said he was relieved by the verdict, and hoped
industry bosses would give him a chance to resume work.
after the Criminal Court threw out a drugs case against him.
Crime Suppression and Bang Khen police raided the
Palm Suite condominium on Phahon Yothin Road,
Bang Khen, on March 5, after hearing from an informant
that a drugs party was underway.They found the actor alone,
allegedly in possession of a small bag of ice, along with
paraphernalia for taking the drug. Andrew said he knew
nothing about the drugs. Reports emerging after his arrest
said police tested his urine, which was positive for the
presence of drugs. They took him to Mongkut Wattana hospital,
which performed a similar test, and again the result was positive.
Police failed to act as an innocent party in their handling
of the search, and the urine tests. Many officers searched the place,
raising the possibility that someone could have planted the drugs.
Police asked Andrew to submit his urine twice, but did not conduct
the test in front of Andrew. No neutral party was present,
and no sample of his urine was kept as evidence. The results
of the urine tests could not be regarded as reliable.Outside court,
Andrew said he was relieved by the verdict, and hoped
industry bosses would give him a chance to resume work.
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