goldenball

Please feel free to find any example, I'll wait.

One more time, the post is about the process dealing with the police after ANY complaint is made, its about the police process. Not the alleged offence. Besides, do you seriously think by the previous posts, any of them would be remotely qualified to comment on a specific crime? 555 There's this Red Top reader obsession here with wallowing in sordid detail, few are intelligent enough to even understand the request made in the original post, they are just here for dirty laundry, and I'm the bad guy for pointing out they're useless opinionated <deleted>?

Another one who cannot process simple English. it was NOT an assault. We have had advice from a better source than here, and have made alternative arrangements than involving the rent seeking coppers.

Weve had nothing but low quality trolling for the most part, and if you have nothing constructive to add, then the details are none of your business.

At least your post is helpful. Sour, but helpful.

Thank you, but we are asking expats for their collective real life experiences and wisdom, I'm sure you've been here long enough to know a lawyer is often more trouble than they are worth. We already know there's a case to answer, were only asking if its worth it to involve the police, based on other expats similar experiences, and BTW you're now on ignore. Because if you were reading actively, instead of just waiting for your turn to trash-post and jog on, you will see we are trying to avoid drama, not add to it!

A friend got involved in a mild altercation with another expat, as a result of the exchange, a retaliation occurred which was completely excessive, and resulted in a crime being committed against the aforementioned. It is not an assault, but beyond that, the details cannot be shared, just understand there is a valid case to answer in Thai law. He has a video record of the crime and the perpetrator. The friend didn't want the law involved, and sought to mend fences with the perp on condition they accepted wrongdoing and made things right. But the there are two problems with this, the first is the suspect is unknown to the friend and his friends. The second is that we both feel the perp is a thoroughly unpleasant character, and the right thing to do is to contact the BiB, as the kingdom would likely be better off without them and their casual criminal behaviourisms. I think this could backfire, and the BiB may do nothing at all, or ask for an ever escalating series of brown envelopes to act, with no way to back out once the wheels of justice grind on and on, also, the BiB would have to do some gumshoe work to locate this character. I have heard that in any civil cases, the complainant is barred from leaving Thailand, and their passport seized, and monthly reports to immigration, and this is just the outcome for the person making the complaint! The bottom line is this, has anyone pursued a criminal case in Thailand against another farang, and would you be willing to share the process? We are not interested in the details of the crime, just the police interactions until all was resolved, thank you!

Don't worry about it. If you have no psychiatric records. It never happened.

I can just imagine this one's customary oily smirk. So ubiquitous among his corrupt and thieving class. He's not smiling now, is he? ????

I see the problem here. Get ALL visa processing digitized online, no stamps, no copies signed in blue ink, no B200/300 bankbook letters (biggest official scam going) everything submitted online on a secure system, with "invisible" entry/exit digital stamps like every other country outside of Southeast Asia. Phone app so cops can scan a passport at any time This scam and a million other problems solved. Instead, they're likely to add another step and five more photocopies after the dust settles on this one. Yesterday's men.

Incredible what the latest model of handheld devices can do! Is it self-cleaning?