NACC Indicts Former ISOC Region 4 Legal Director for Corruption

The National Anti-Corruption Commission, or NACC, has officially disclosed its investigation findings and resolution regarding a high-profile corruption case involving senior military personnel. During its meeting No. 61/2568 held on June 25, 2025, the NACC committee reached a unanimous decision to indict Rear Admiral Worapol Sittichit, who formerly served as the Director of the Legal and Human Rights Office at the Internal Security Operations Command Region 4 Forward Command, along with six other accomplices, over systematic document falsification and fraudulent personnel enrollment.

According to the NACC's investigation, the illicit activities took place during the 2021 fiscal year, specifically spanning from October 1, 2020, to March 31, 2021. Rear Admiral Worapol, identified as the primary accused individual, had issued directives to incorporate unauthorized civilian names, including Mr. Chanon Netphrom, into the official active personnel roster despite the fact that these individuals did not perform any actual official duties.

Following the unauthorized enrollment of personnel, the syndicate proceeded to generate fabricated documents and official paperwork to support the fraudulent disbursement of operational allowances and danger-zone stipends. These financial funds were specifically designated for personnel actively stationed in high-risk zones, making the systematic embezzlement a severe breach of public trust and state regulations.

The NACC has finalized its investigative dossier and will forward the case files alongside all collected evidence to the Office of the Attorney General. Prosecutors will proceed with formal legal actions at the Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases to ensure accountability for all implicated parties.

Source: Khaosod Politics