Boxing world champ turns cop in Sisaket

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Boxing world champ turns cop in Sisaket

 

Picture: Daily News

 

SISAKET: -- WBC Super Fly Weight champion of the world Wisaksin Wang-ek was inducted into the police force in the north eastern Thai province of Sisaket yesterday.

 

Wisaksin - known in Thai as "Jao Laem" - is taking on duties at the Uthumporn Pisai station and will report for his first day of duty this morning (Tuesday) at 8am.

 

Yesterday relatives and friends attended his induction by provincial chief Suradech Dentham at Sisaket police HQ.

 

Pictures were shared online with many people commenting favorably and praising the boxer for taking on a new career in the force.

 

Source: Daily News

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2017-09-26

[Thaiwrath]

He looks a hard little fella.

Not many people will refuse, when he asks for a donation envelope !

[Lazy Farang]

Woohoo, only one post in and we have the ever boring police bashing. That's got to be a record!

[Get Real]

Let´s hope the grounds of him being a police is based on proper education and police school. Not on that he´s famous and owns the belt as it seems in the pictures.

[Lopchan]

3 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

He looks a hard little fella.

Not many people will refuse, when he asks for a donation envelope !

 Just couldn't help yourself could you?

 

What the hell is wrong with some people here? Even when a story has nothing negative attached to it, they manage to turn it into an opportunity to bash: Thailand, police, army, Thais, teachers, anything Thai, other expats, you name it. what a sorry life some of you must have...if my life made me that bitter and twisted I'd neck myself

[Lopchan]

8 minutes ago, Get Real said:

Let´s hope the grounds of him being a police is based on proper education and police school. Not on that he´s famous and owns the belt as it seems in the pictures.

"As it seems in the pictures" So by  pictures you assume he has no education or police schooling? Wow, if i send you a picture os some lottery tickets can you tell me which ones to buy

 

[Get Real]

13 minutes ago, Lopchan said:

"As it seems in the pictures" So by  pictures you assume he has no education or police schooling? Wow, if i send you a picture os some lottery tickets can you tell me which ones to buy

 

I was just wondering why we have to look so happy and include the belt in the pictures. Quite irrelevant. Is it a boxer or is it a police they want?

[Tchooptip]

50 minutes ago, Lazy Farang said:

Woohoo, only one post in and we have the ever boring police bashing. That's got to be a record!

For some, it is an absolute obsession...or a way to pick up  some more likes the easiest way 

[Raymonddiaz]

I understand now why RTP behave so badly.....No police academy in Thailand 555555. Just become a police officer without any training...

[FitnessHealthTravel]

Good luck in the new position mate.

[Currumbin]

8 hours ago, Lopchan said:

 Just couldn't help yourself could you?

 

What the hell is wrong with some people here? Even when a story has nothing negative attached to it, they manage to turn it into an opportunity to bash: Thailand, police, army, Thais, teachers, anything Thai, other expats, you name it. what a sorry life some of you must have...if my life made me that bitter and twisted I'd neck myself

You clearly need to get out of the house more.

[greatwhitenorth]

  Thaiwrath said  

He looks a hard little fella.

Not many people will refuse, when he asks for a donation envelope !

 

I live near Uthomphon Phisai, my step daughter goes to school there.  Mr Wisaksin left for bangkok with his gf at age 15 to find a better life.  His life has been hard and I would suggest that through hard work he bettered his future and that of his family.  Instead of applauding him you suggest he is corrupt.  1600 posts in a year, I can see you have the razor sharp focus to be a world champion, featherweight troll

[NamSom2060]

23 hours ago, webfact said:

Boxing world champ turns cop in Sisaket

 

Picture: Daily News

 

SISAKET: -- WBC Super Fly Weight champion of the world Wisaksin Wang-ek was inducted into the police force in the north eastern Thai province of Sisaket yesterday.

 

Wisaksin - known in Thai as "Jao Laem" - is taking on duties at the Uthumporn Pisai station and will report for his first day of duty this morning (Tuesday) at 8am.

 

Yesterday relatives and friends attended his induction by provincial chief Suradech Dentham at Sisaket police HQ.

 

Pictures were shared online with many people commenting favorably and praising the boxer for taking on a new career in the force.

 

Source: Daily News

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2017-09-26

good for police 555

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World champ boxer made to do push up punishment on his first day as a cop!

 

Picture: Thai Rath

 

SISAKET: -- The Thai World Champion boxer who has joined the police force was made to do ten push ups as punishment for an infringement of the rules on his first day as a cop.

 

Wisaksin Wang-ek - better known as Jao Laem - is the WBC super fly weight champion of the world.

 

Uthumporn Phisai station chief ordered the mock punishment after the 115 pound fighter turned up for duty wearing illegal white socks!

 

Everyone wanted their picture taken with the famous boxer and his belt before he started duty in the investigative branch at the station in Sisaket province.

 

Picture: Thai Rath

 

His arrival at the station coincided with a ceremony to mark the retirement of several local police who all enjoyed meeting Jao Laem and seeing him complete his first day punishment.

 

Source: Thai Rath

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2017-09-27

[George Bowman]

He was wearing illegal white socks? He'll fit right in...

Edited September 27, 2017 by missoura

[BEVUP]

Straight into the Investigation Branch -Well that must of took years of schooling & on the job training as I have a relo that was a Detective

But not a surprise to me as I've seen this in my home country plenty of times (in different roles ) 

[ALLSEEINGEYE]

10 push ups and song loy baht!!!

 

Welcome to the RTB

[Currumbin]

7 hours ago, webfact said:

World champ boxer made to do push up punishment on his first day as a cop!

 

Picture: Thai Rath

 

SISAKET: -- The Thai World Champion boxer who has joined the police force was made to do ten push ups as punishment for an infringement of the rules on his first day as a cop.

 

Wisaksin Wang-ek - better known as Jao Laem - is the WBC super fly weight champion of the world.

 

Uthumporn Phisai station chief ordered the mock punishment after the 115 pound fighter turned up for duty wearing illegal white socks!

 

Everyone wanted their picture taken with the famous boxer and his belt before he started duty in the investigative branch at the station in Sisaket province.

 

Picture: Thai Rath

 

His arrival at the station coincided with a ceremony to mark the retirement of several local police who all enjoyed meeting Jao Laem and seeing him complete his first day punishment.

 

Source: Thai Rath

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2017-09-27

He won't do that again.

[Xaos]

Whats that? 6k salary?

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[Xaos]

Straight into the Investigation Branch -Well that must of took years of schooling & on the job training as I have a relo that was a Detective
But not a surprise to me as I've seen this in my home country plenty of times (in different roles ) 

Thats what I was thinking. No training?

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[wildewillie89]

From my understanding....the investigative branch members can sit the test after they have completed a Bachelor degree. My cousin is currently studying law and then will sit the test. 

Also from my understanding, the government have a rule that if you are an elite sportsperson, like a world champion or Olympian, then you can enter the police or army. A rule many think is silly, but it exists from what I have been told.

Most likely, this guy will just be a secretary or something similar though as, yes, he will probably not have the test scores or training for any 'real' police work. 

[diddygq]

On 9/26/2017 at 9:36 AM, Lopchan said:

"As it seems in the pictures" So by  pictures you assume he has no education or police schooling? Wow, if i send you a picture os some lottery tickets can you tell me which ones to buy

 

When 99% of the Thai population has no training, it's not hard to assume with a picture or not.  I truly think a piece of paper with a B.A. from a Thai university is equivalent to a 9th, maybe 10th grade high school/secondary education in most western countries.  

 

Brings me back to my memories of my teaching days when I first got to Thailand.  A big ceremony was held for a highly respected teacher for getting a "PhD in English Education".  The next week I was walking by her Grade 1 (IEP - Intensive English Program) class and saw her writing on the black board "This a father, This a brother, etc."  The week after "I like eat orange.    I not like eat apple".  

 

Just sad!

[The manic]

On 26/09/2017 at 3:33 AM, Lopchan said:

 Just couldn't help yourself could you?

 

What the hell is wrong with some people here? Even when a story has nothing negative attached to it, they manage to turn it into an opportunity to bash: Thailand, police, army, Thais, teachers, anything Thai, other expats, you name it. what a sorry life some of you must have...if my life made me that bitter and twisted I'd neck myself

They think they are funny but actually they are sad.