Mystery donor sends coffee to Rattanathibet Police Station

MGR Online•General•7d ago

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An anonymous person sent nearly 20 cups of coffee valued at over 3,200 baht to Rattanathibet Police Station to thank the officers.

•Nearly 20 cups of brand-name coffee worth over 3,200 baht were delivered to Rattanathibet Police Station.
•The delivery occurred on August 5 between 14:00 and 15:00.
•The donor remained anonymous, and the coffee shop confirmed payment was completed.
•Rattanathibet Police Station officials believe the act was a gesture of gratitude for the officers' service.

•On August 5, between 14:00 and 15:00, a rider delivered 9 bags of coffee to the public relations point of Rattanathibet Police Station.
•After no one claimed the coffee by 17:30, Rattanathibet Police Station officials contacted the source coffee shop for details.
•The coffee shop stated that the identity of the sender and recipient was not specified, but the payment had been completed.
•The coffee shop confirmed that the police officers could consume the drinks and the shop would take responsibility for the products.
•Pol. Sgt. Maj. Nakarin Manthapphaiboon stated the sender was likely a citizen impressed by the service of the officers.
•Pol. Col. Phrut Jamroonsart, Superintendent of Rattanathibet Police Station, thanked the kind donor for providing encouragement to the staff.
•Pol. Col. Phrut Jamroonsart believes the donor may be a citizen who previously received good assistance at the station.

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Rattanathibet Police Station(สภ.รัตนาธิเบศร์)

The police station that received an anonymous delivery of coffee.

Areeya Chueawong(อารีญา เชื้อวงศ์)

The public relations officer at Rattanathibet Police Station.

Nakarin Manthapphaiboon(นครินทร์ มั่นทับไพบูลย์)

The duty officer at Rattanathibet Police Station.

Phrut Jamroonsart(พฤฒ จำรูญศาสน์)

The Superintendent of Rattanathibet Police Station.