Small crowd expected for Yingluck verdict reading

By THE NATION

 

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BANGKOK: -- Police anticipate that 300 to 400 supporters will travel to the Supreme Court in Bangkok next Wednesday, when a verdict in the case against fugitive ex-prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra will be read, almost certainly in her absence.

The Metropolitan Police Bureau will take care of security around the court compound on the day without asking for additional forces from other police divisions, said bureau chief Pol Lt-General Sanit Mahathavorn on Wednesday.

 

“There is the sheerest possibility that the ex-PM will show up on the day. Consequently, not many of her supporters are expected to be there,” Sanit said. “Still, the bureau will equip our full forces then.”

 

The verdict regarding Yingluck’s alleged negligence in preventing corruption in the implementation of her government’s rice-pledging scheme was due to be read on August 25. However, it was postponed when Yingluck’s lawyer told the judges that she was “sick” and could not make it to court.

 

While Yingluck still nowhere to be seen, the verdict will eventually be read out on September 27.

 

If found guilty, the former prime minister could face up to 10 years in jail a lifetime ban from politics.

 

According to informed sources, the Police Special Branch Bureau estimated that about 300 supporters from Bangkok will be present on Wednesday.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30327231

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2017-09-21

Just waiting for the aquittal verdict. Then Mr Spock can beam her back to the solarsystem.

As said in the article, maybe, just maybe she'll arrive for the verdict + a sick note covering her last non apperance and a crowd of several thousand appear.  Now that would really cause the pooh to hit the fan !!!

Keep a sharp look-out, lads, for a woman in the crowd hiding her face with Ray-Ban sunglasses and a Herma"s headscarf.

No doubt the TVF Shin supporters fan boys will be in attendance. Those that actually live in Thailand that is.

That's quite an impressive turnout for a non appearing Yingluck. No wonder the junta negotiate with her to stay away and not create a problem so near to the mourning period. Shadow of her still haunt the junta. 

12 hours ago, webfact said:

Small crowd expected for Yingluck verdict reading

By THE NATION

 

File photo

 

BANGKOK: -- Police anticipate that 300 to 400 supporters will travel to the Supreme Court in Bangkok next Wednesday, when a verdict in the case against fugitive ex-prime minister Yingluck Shinawatra will be read, almost certainly in her absence.

The Metropolitan Police Bureau will take care of security around the court compound on the day without asking for additional forces from other police divisions, said bureau chief Pol Lt-General Sanit Mahathavorn on Wednesday.

 

“There is the sheerest possibility that the ex-PM will show up on the day. Consequently, not many of her supporters are expected to be there,” Sanit said. “Still, the bureau will equip our full forces then.”

 

The verdict regarding Yingluck’s alleged negligence in preventing corruption in the implementation of her government’s rice-pledging scheme was due to be read on August 25. However, it was postponed when Yingluck’s lawyer told the judges that she was “sick” and could not make it to court.

 

While Yingluck still nowhere to be seen, the verdict will eventually be read out on September 27.

 

If found guilty, the former prime minister could face up to 10 years in jail a lifetime ban from politics.

 

According to informed sources, the Police Special Branch Bureau estimated that about 300 supporters from Bangkok will be present on Wednesday.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/politics/30327231

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2017-09-21

There would be more but Thaksin is refusing to pay them this time.

Beware Junta , your days are numbered as you deliver failure after failure, Watch ya back mate....

If she shows up--won't she be in handcuffs?

On Thursday, September 21, 2017 at 10:13 AM, tryasimight said:

No doubt the TVF Shin supporters fan boys will be in attendance. Those that actually live in Thailand that is.

It would be more concise to just say ' the enlightened majority '.

small crowds expected.

 

Not surprising. No cash no come.

Edited September 23, 20178 yr by inThailand
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