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Brothel bust: Thai asylum seeker facing seven years behind bars in UK
Mr Meeseeks replied to webfact's topic in Thailand News
Thaiman Kwanpetch Out! Will this lead to protests? Calls for all foreigners to be investigated? Will the PM and Deputy PM get directly involved? Of course not. He'll be banged up and shagged silly in prison. Might not even be deported after his sentence either.- 97 replies
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Police investigators have now filed charges of assault against Fehr which he has denied with investigators in the process of questioning two more eyewitnesses. https://thainewsroom.com/2024/03/04/senior-phuket-policeman-just-a-friend-of-a-friend-of-swiss-man-facing-charges/ Interesting article, apart from the denial of assault, he is pictured hob-nobbing with senior Thai Police in Phuket. *Bold is mine for emphasis.
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Authorities have already withdrawn the licenses for a pistol and rifle. Mr Fehr owned the pistol, while the Elephant Foundation owned the rifle. https://www.chiangraitimes.com/news/elephant-sanctuary-in-phuket/ In the case of firearms, David possesses two firearms, a handgun, a Glock, and a rifle, and has a Grade 4 licence to own and use firearms after seeking authorization for buying and possessing them in the name of the foundation. https://www.khaosodenglish.com/news/2024/03/08/the-david-effects-swiss-man-case-leads-for-more-inspections/
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He was forced to apologise. When the incident originally occurred, he refused to apologise, claimed the ambilance driver was at fault, and the ambulance driver was facing charges of defamation and for contravening the computer crimes act. Anyway, the ambulance was not on an urgent mission and there was no-one in danger of dying as you claimed earlier. He cut in front of another vehicle, and gave the driver the finger. That is all we know for sure.
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Again, you are refusing to acknowledge the issues that this incident has brought to the fore. Arbitrary and disproportionate punishments, assumed guilty before trial, lack of due process, trial by media, etc. He should face trial and a judge should decide what the appropriate punishment is for the offence he allegedly committed. The decision is not for local governors, immigration police, politicians, protesting mobs, or people posting on social media to make.
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He had licences for those firearms. If there is any illegality, it is from the Thais that issued him the licenses, as foreigners cannot legally own handguns. They are just piling on him more and more. Now I see that his elephant sanctuary licence is to be revoked. Good to know all of this can happen without a court deciding he is guilty. He is a foreigner, and he has been tried and found guilty by the media and the mob. A very worrying precedent to set. Position yourself accordingly.