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this behaviour of the taxi driver is a criminal act and it should be seen and punished as those.

Including cancelling their license (if they have one),

Inactive police should be seen as a crime as well.

"He also insisted that fares for motorcycle taxi rides are regulated by the government."

Oh yes - and the "legal" drivers keep to the regulations?

better an honest taxi driver who is unlicenced and unregistered

than a registered one who is fleecing their customers

Back to square one?

Have been expecting something like this.  Knowing the history of Kim and NK's way of negotiating I didn't trust their sudden willingness. I thought they would find something to stop it all and put the blame on the other side

I read about punishment in Saudi Arabia. long prison term and heavy public whipping once a weak

While I am not a fan of sharia or other kinds of violent punishment, I guess that kind of face loss might be  able to effectively decrease the number of homicide in LOS and save many lives.

Don't know the truth -

but experience tells me to believe the father

1 hour ago, NextStationBangkok said:

Taking children as hostage for financial gain should be declared a criminal activity, and remove the kids such parents, and remove the custody as well.

 

Court should listen to kids rather than parents.

that will not work. Usually kids are living with the mother already - contact to the father denied. Easy job for the mother to influence the children the way she wants. (Own experience)

16 minutes ago, Get Real said:

First, refusing to comply with a court order. Second, her children don´t get education enough from her as a parent, to know the dangers existing.
Third, because of the second and no supervision the children fall from the balcony.

I guess it´s high time to give Mr. Borel his chance. I doubt he can do worse.

Another case where the mother uses the children as a weapon of hatred against the father. Unfortunately the right of the father is not well protected by law. In the end the children will be victims, too - in this case by missing a proper education among emotional and other disadvantages.

55 minutes ago, midas said:

How wrong you are! You will find the law in many countries states   those who find lost property of value must take reasonable steps to return it to the owner. Covering up the item does not constitute taking reasonable steps. A simple phone call from the phone could have identified the proper owner. Or if it was password protected they could have easily dropped it off at a police station.

"...  they could have easily dropped it off at a police station."

or just dropped it the counter in the very business where they "found" it

The only solution should be to remove this annoyance

It was a mistake to allow this project for more than one reason

- so make it undone

"Pol Maj-General Surachet Hakpal, deputy commissioner of the Tourism Police Bureau, said the call-centre" scams could be regarded as having been eradicated from Thailand."

I hope it is true,

but I dare to doubt that, Sir.

Anyway if so, please now eradicate corruption

58 minutes ago, Chang_paarp said:

The big bogey man is near by look out democracy might break out.

Thaksin - democracy??