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1 hour ago, spidermike007 said:Road safety starts with a deterrent. In most nations the highway patrol actually patrols the highway, looking for reckless drivers. That does not exist here.
You start by firing highway patrol officers who refuse to patrol.
Well that starts at the top. The supervising officers should be telling them to patrol. But road safety does not start with a big stick deterrent. Its road infrastructure and education that needs sorting first. Example putting keep left bollards in the centre of the road at stop or Give way lines would deter people from cutting corners.
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1 hour ago, Dogmatix said:
If they are using CCTV evidence, how will they know who was driving the car? My wife drives my car. Her brother dives her car. My maid owns a pick-up and she doesn’t drive at all but her son in law drives it. And what about company owned vehicles?
A lot of people are going to say they lent the car to someone called Jiap who lives somewhere up country and they never knew his real name.
That happens in other countries and the registered keeper as to give driver details or get fined themselves. Their are systems that can be implemented but here its to much like hard work.
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5 hours ago, webfact said:Prosecutors and other officials were on the scene taking the body away for autopsy and tying up loose ends.
I am no Pathologist but my bet is that the autopsy will show he died from bullet wounds
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4 hours ago, webfact said:aged 13 and 14, claimed that they learned the tricks of stealing motorcycles online.
He said that the boys would usually travel to parking lots to find motorcycles to steal, especially those with the ignition keys left in them.
Wow they had to go online to work out that they could steal motorcycles with keys left in the ignition
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39 minutes ago, tandor said:Agent provocateur hard at work here...lawyer's will have a Field Day!
This is not Agent provocateur. Agent Provocateur is when a Government or Police encourage someone to comit a crime.
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16 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:
I looked at such e-bikes a while ago... not enough quality in Thailand...
All the usual high quality brands we’d see in the UK are not here.... its mostly bikes made in China - it seems the e-bike market has not yet matured in Thailand - not for quality e-mountain bikes at least...
Same here. I see some good looking e bikes in Europe and the U.S. but here they are still mostly using old tech with lead acid batteries.
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MIL Issan funeral earlier this year was 200000..This was for the whole event
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I hope they are wearing sunglasses when they come out of inactive post offices, they are liable to be blinded.
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2 hours ago, Seppius said:
Why have they always got goatees?
He won't have it now. He will have shaved it off along with the hair and wearing sunglasses.
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11 minutes ago, AhFarangJa said:
Since when have any Thais taken notice of any by-laws. Indiscriminate fly tipping, even next to signs saying 2000 baht fine. village dogs, (and children), running riot all day and night.
Half the population will not even hear this announcement, and the other half will ignore it anyway. Too much hot air, and not enough positive action.
Yes thats correct. Their are as many feral Thais as their are dogs The law is for someone else and not them.
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He as a very distinct face, very blurred will recognise him anywhere.
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3 hours ago, RichardColeman said:
Sorry, but I do not believe that cars and pick ups just slip off the road in heavy rain - not unless they are going at unsafe speeds
Or they have bald tyres
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4 minutes ago, proton said:
Thais would be far better employed in a mass culling programme than this sentimental soi dog nonsense. It just makes people think they are involved in doing something good, when actually they are prolonging suffering and pest infestation.
Psychiatrist in your pass life then
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31 minutes ago, proton said:
Yes, effectively very little, which they never stop exaggerating and telling us about. I'm not so sure about the non profit part.
Well Im sure the Thai people who work for them are grateful for employment. You obviously pay a lot of attention to them and have evidence to that fact
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32 minutes ago, proton said:
They have solved nothing in 20 years, On average they have neutered about 100 dogs a day nationwide, so have barely reduced the population growth. Add to that getting a handful adopted. The priority should be eradication, not neutering then leaving them to continue being pests.
Considering they are a non profit making organization then they are doing a lot more than anybody else here.
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45 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:Wasting money on soi dogs - this organization has totally the wrong priorities.
So what priorities should the soi dog foundation take.???. At least they try solve some of the problems which is more than can be said for the Government
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13 hours ago, KannikaP said:and for the kids who only have mama noodles or rice to eat?
The kids would not appreciate dog food from the soi dog foundation, People are helping kids from other agencies
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3 hours ago, webfact said:He's hoping that she and another appointment can revolutionize the PR office and give the Thai police a softer, more professional image.
How do you give BIB a softer image when they have been murdering people dealing in drugs and selling off firearms from a Police station. They think a pretty face will do it? Unbelievable.
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1 hour ago, JoePai said:
Ah yes, Protect and Serve
More like Rob and kill
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So one Police station in BKK decides to stop some noisy vehicles and that is newsworthy. How about a national check and not just on noise.
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So its taken 5 years to notice these weapons have been going missing?. It astounds me that they have no regular checks.
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The problem is where the transformers are sited. Last year close to me one exploded and it was located next to a balcony of a block of apartments their was a lot of flame and black smoke. Luckily no one injured.
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How about general patrols for all crime.
How about patrols 24/7
How about patrols that are not just for a publicity shot.
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He his right. No foreseeable coup. The date as not been set yet,
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It used to be run by an English speaking German.