Pattaya Court Escapee Arrested in Rayong After Undercover Operation
Patcharapol Charoenphiraya, 42, who escaped from Pattaya Provincial Court, was arrested in Rayong province after a four-day manhunt. Authorities utilized an undercover operation to apprehend him.
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