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14 hours ago, pedro01 said:

My daughter (half English/half Thai) was sexually assaulted 2 times this week on a school trip. In one case a boy groped her in the swimming pool, then yesterday she was surrounded by a gang of 4 boys who started to touch her butt and breasts. One of the students in the latter attack had already been 'punished' for taking photographs up my daughters skirt. The punishment was suspension. For this offence his punishment is going to be "isolation" - so he's allowed at school but is supposed to stay away from my daughter. After 2 assaults. 

In the oldest attack, my daughter was surrounded by boys again and they started pulling on her bra. Two attacks occurred on school grounds and the other two on a school residential trip in Rayong.

That totals 4 sexual assaults against my daughter - all under school supervision. This is not just happening to my daughter at the school - but the girls are too afraid to come forward because they fear what the boys will do.

I would like your thoughts on civil/criminal action in this case. At the end of the day - it's sexual assault on a minor. Any good tips on lawyers would be good too!
 

You sound Canadian. Who else would actually write the word eh? I know, I do and I'm a Canuck.

Go to a lawyer. Then let him/her go to the media and call the Canadian Embassy.

Get the Canadian media involved. Call the Canadian Embassy. The new Canadian Ambassador is unique. She is the first and only Ambassador to a country in which she was born! She is Lao, born here and emigrated to Canada at a very young age. She is the Canadian Ambassador to Thailand, Lao and Cambodia. File a complaint with her. Then go to the Canadian media. They'd run with this and then talk about the school losing face!

8 hours ago, jacko45k said:

No, you need to understand the meaning of 'murder'. Usually involves premeditation which is not the case here. Had he kicked him while down, that would be more likely to qualify. 

There are different levels of murder, only one of which involves premeditation. That would be first degree murder.

On 5/29/2024 at 1:47 PM, transam said:

I don't think you are educated, I have never said I support his actions, so please think again...🤭

 

So you think the Brit intentionally aimed to murder the bloke...Yes or No will do....🤭

Yes

5 minutes ago, transam said:

No he never, he gave a bloke a slap, what happened after that was the blokes karma...

Murder.........😂

What he did was assault and battery leading directly to a person's death. That is murder. How you can support his actions is beyond me. But then again, I am educated and civilized. 

Let me put it this way for all of you who seem to defend this murderous thug. 

Someone was flirting with his girlfriend. So what. 

If you are secure in your relationship then it doesn't matter who is trying to chat / flirt / pick up / take to bed....your girlfriend. She's either going to go with him or not and you being a jealous Neanderthal is either going to push her away or keep her beside you out of fear. 

Do you really want a partner to stay with you out of fear? If you do you are evil and likely ticking a few boxes on the psychopathy test. 

On the other hand, would you like to be with a partner who no one ever found attractive enough to flirt with?  If you are, that person is either seriously unattractive or everyone knows you are a jealous Neanderthal who fights because they aren't intelligent enough to deal with normal life situations without resorting to violence. 

Some people have never evolved much past the cave. They tend to do violent things. Sometimes people get hurt, or dead as in this case. 

Throw that murderous thug away for a very very long time. 

21 hours ago, transam said:

Why is that, Cocopops.........?  🤔

Because he murdered someone for chatting up his girlfriend. 

As a Canadian living in Laos with two land crossings per calendar year as of the moment, does this affect me? Can I now cross back and forth? I don't see anything that changes my situation, and all the other falangs I know.

I hope they throw the Brit away for a very long time. 

Thailand could have rolled out the decriminalisation of weed with less thought and planning I suppose. I don't see how, but in theory they could have screwed it up more. 

7 hours ago, Skipalongcassidy said:

What was his point?

Sarcastic facetiousness. I thought that was obvious.

On 5/21/2024 at 7:16 AM, wensiensheng said:

I often wonder how the police identify suspects via cctv.

 

CCTV doesn’t show the names of people depicted, so is it that the police have prior knowledge of the individuals and recognize them when they see them on cctv, or do they wander the streets after the incident and look at peoples faces until they recognize them?

They only have to locate one of them. Finding the identity of one is as easy as asking locals around the scene. Catch one, a little bit of "persuasion", and the cops easily find the others involved.

You'd have to be crazy to do anything illegal with someone else!

I don't care about who started it, the cowardice of Thai men is staggering. 

Is it just me or is there a statistical relevance to ladyboys and thievery significantly higher that the rest of the population. 

Or, are they stupid and get caught easier.

On 5/9/2024 at 6:32 PM, Martin71 said:

Witness said Chinese..

That was my immediate guess and I am not surprised in the least. I e seen many such actions whilst living in China. The world is their toilet. That's primarily because China is a toilet. My opinion. 

Is the Thai government capable of implementing anything smoothly and appropriately? 

Use Canada as the shining example of the legalization of marijuana. The government did studies for about 3 years covering every situation from every possible angle and talking to every level of authority. They came up with a plan and went through with legalization. It has been smooth and the government is reaping the benefits in tax dollars.

The Thai government wanted tourists to come back. hahahahaha

WTF did they think would happen?

Rhetorical question. They didn't think at all. Thailand!

Monks good

Farangs bad

Okay, we get it. 

Maybe if those Thai guys got off their lazy arses,got a good education, learned English and got a solid job, Thai women would fancy them. 

Women want to be taken care of, spoiled and living the good life. I don't think the nationality of the guy is as important as his bank account. 

The legalisation of weed in Thailand was done much the same way all of their important decisions seem to be made. Which is of course, with no proper due diligence, no thought process about the implementation, no care given to timelines and how thigs will roll out.

Legal weed isn't the problem. The problem is the way everything is done there. There's no freaking plan! Everything is done in an off the cuff half-arsed way. The only wonder is that some things actually work.

Canada legalized weed. Where's the problems there? Crickets....it's called planning.

Stricter safety regulations? You mean there actually are safety regulations?

It wasn't my fault. I was bleedin'.

Well, alrighty then. 😂

On 2/29/2024 at 12:01 AM, bradiston said:

Everybody always assumes that, but they obviously never have any evidence. How could they have, unless they were in on the scam. It's just an urban myth. You think the Oz authorities would be partial to some fat backhanders also? From like 10 couriers? Any complicity and they'd suffer the same fate.

Not on the Aussie side. here. It's all bets off once they get on the plane. Statistics dictate some are going to get through. The big guys don't care about the couriers. Some always get through. A close relative is the chief of narcotics here. I get a great deal of inside info.

23 hours ago, flyingtlger said:

How many accidents, injuries and death will it take to make changes?

This is one of the reasons why Thailand is considered a sub par industrialized country...

It is not going to change. A few years back there was a survey of Thai drivers which was quite comprehensive.

In short, a full third of the respondents said there was literally nothing they could do to prevent an accident. Nothing. It is all preordained. 

Driving drunk, not wearing a seatbelt, in the rain, with the stereo blasting, forgot to put on your headlights, texting a friend on the phone that you're coming over for beers, speeding and blasting through a stop sign without even noticing there was one....has NOTHING to do with getting T-boned and killed by a huge over-loaded semi-truck with <deleted>ty brakes and a driver whacked out of his mind on yaba. 

It's simply the way things were meant to be.

How can you change that? It's such a profoundly stupid, and yet molecularly ingrained, attitude......

It's all a smoke screen. The Chinese officials tipped off the Thai police about this guy while a dozen others got through without an issue and a lot of envelopes changed hands.