More than 100 police officers from Nonthaburi Province searched for illegal items inside the university where the brutal hazing of seniors took place. They found an old-looking long knife behind the university, but no other weapons were found.More than 100 police officers in Nonthaburi province searched for illegal items inside the university after a group of senior students who were brutally hazing freshmen was beaten by senior students who hazing his son and father. The search took more than 40 minutes.Pol. Col. Chaturon Anurakbandit, Superintendent of Nonthaburi City Police Station, revealed that from the search of weapons, an old long knife was found behind the university, but no other weapons were found. This operation was thoroughly searched every square inch to build confidence among parents and students.Source: Thai News Agency
More than 100 police officers search for illegal items at the institute where seniors and freshmen were brutally hazing.

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