Medical student faces arrest warrant if he ignores police summons

[snoop1130]

Medical student faces arrest warrant if he ignores police summons

By The Nation

 

 

A medical student who allegedly poisoned dogs in the hope of claiming compensation could face an arrest warrant if he fails to meet police after being summoned twice.

 

Pol Lt-Colonel Suebpong Karuna, deputy commander of Suthisarn Police Station, said police have summoned the student to meet them on Monday.

 

If he fails to report himself twice, he would face an arrest warrant as police suspect he may try to escape. 

 

However, with two days left before the first summons date, police have not yet been able to contact the student whose name was withheld.

 

“Police called the student but no one answered and sometimes his telephone was turned off,” he said, adding the student can meet the police before the set date.

 

The summons were issued after a transportation company, hired by him to transport his pet Pomeranian to a vet clinic in Nakhon Ratchasima province, accused the student of fraud after the dog died allegedly because he overdosed it with human medicines.

 

He then demanded that the transport firm pay an insurance compensation of Bt50,000. 

 

The Livestock provincial office in Nakhon Ratchasima also filed a complaint with police there to take legal action against the student for alleged animal cruelty. 

 

Several people have recently come forward, recounting alleged attempts by the student to defraud them. Some have already filed complaints with police accusing the student of trying to demand compensation in excess of Bt10,000 for the deaths of his two dogs. An autopsy of one of the dogs suggested that it might have been poisoned. After a report on the alleged poisoning was circulated on social media, animal lovers also lodged complaints of animal cruelty against the student.

 

The Mahidol University’s Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, where the student was studying, decided to suspend the student from his studies until the ethical investigation concludes.

 

Faculty dean Dr Prasit Watanapa told a press conference that if the student were found guilty of criminal offences by a court, the faculty would propose that Mahidol University terminate his status as a student.

 

According to the faculty’s deputy dean Dr Rungnirand Praditsuwan, the medical student started showing some minor symptoms of mental health problems during his third year of the six-year medical programme. “But those symptoms were initially not serious. He could still further his studies until he entered his sixth year here,” Rungnirand said. 

 

However, during his sixth year, the student failed to pass several subjects according to the assessments of resident doctors, while a follow-up analysis indicated the failure was related to the student’s mental condition. 

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30326785

 

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[kkerry]

Just go find him like any serious police force would, and arrest him if he refuses to come in for an interview.

[MarkusAUST]

2 hours ago, kkerry said:

Just go find him like any serious police force would, and arrest him if he refuses to come in for an interview.

Totally! The whole police force is a sick joke. Please come to the station so we can give you a kicking in interrogation and then throw you in jail, wont appeal to the masses. Any wonder most of them do a runner until the statute of limitations is over. Go and arrest the sons of bitches before they know you are coming and they wont be free for the next 20 years to keep committing the same crimes.

[colinneil]

It is a joke the way the police behave here sometimes.

Please be a nice student and come have a little chat with us !!

Bloody pathetic, get up off your fat lazy a+es and go get the fraudster.

[RichardColeman]

Seems a good candidate for high rank in the Police to me.

[Barney R]

I don't think I would want him as my doctor , if proven guilty how could a medical teaching facility in all seriousness allow him to keep studying there ????

[tomwct]

1 hour ago, colinneil said:

It is a joke the way the police behave here sometimes.

Please be a nice student and come have a little chat with us !!

Bloody pathetic, get up off your fat lazy a+es and go get the fraudster.

This is SOP, "Standard Operating Procedure" for the RTP! Yes, they are a Joke!

[Bluespunk]

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Praditsuwan, the medical student started showing some minor symptoms of mental health problems during his third year of the six-year medical programme. “But those symptoms were initially not serious

The medical department knew he had mental health problems?

 

Did they help him overcome these issues or {and I think I know the answer here} just ignore them in the hope they'd go away?

[Yann55]

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The Mahidol University’s Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital, where the student was studying, decided to suspend the student from his studies until the ethical investigation concludes.

 

Oh ... so they're not just moving him to an inactive Faculty of Medicine ?

 

All jokes aside, good on you Mahidol Uni ! When a person is strongly suspected of wrongdoing, suspending them until the ethical investigation is concluded should be the rule, also (nay, especially) when police officers and/or army big shots are involved. I know ... one can always dream ...

[worgeordie]

They need to bar him from ever becoming a Doctor,

as he could end up been a Thai ,Harold Shipman,

a U.K. doctor who murdered 100's of his elderly

patients for gain.

 

The police need to get off their <deleted> and go find

this twisted freak,who knows what he's up to.

regards worgeordie

[Roger Harris]

Here we go again, he got away, last seen heading for the border

[Bluespunk]

21 minutes ago, Roger Harris said:

Here we go again, he got away, last seen heading for the border

Good riddance. 

[Gandtee]

Why did they not apply the same actions to the Red Bull absconder? He killed a policeman, not a dog.

[meatboy]

why don't they give him a taste of his own medicine.

[khunPer]

20 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

A medical student who allegedly poisoned dogs in the hope of claiming compensation could face an arrest warrant if he fails to meet police after being summoned twice.

Maybe he is not ready to talk to the police – that seemed to work for "Boss"...

[jerojero]

Whose name was withheld. Why is this? Connected with someone in the hi-so medical Establishment?