Police reform committee decides to leave investigation team at Royal Thai Police

[webfact]

Police reform committee decides to leave investigation team at Royal Thai Police

 

BANGKOK, 6th December 2017 (NNT) - The government-appointed committee in charge of the reform of the police has reached a conclusion on the investigative responsibility of the law enforcement office. 

Mr. Manit Suksomchit, chairman of the subcommittee in charge of social communications, under the national reform committee on the justice system (police), said on Tuesday that the main committee had agreed with the proposal of the subcommittee on law enforcement regarding the structure of the investigative team, which will focus more on the investigators’ expertise, independence and career advancement. 

In the proposal, Mr. Manit said that the subcommittee has suggested that the investigators still work under the Royal Thai Police or the national police bureau, and for it to be made possible for investigators with promising potential to have the opportunity to tender their names to be elected as the national police chief. 

The subcommittee stated that the chief of each precinct and the head of the investigators must work together while any disagreement related to any case will be decided by their “commander.” 

Mr. Manit said that the police reform committee will present details to all relevant parties and agencies before submitting a final report to the government to consider passing it into law.

 

-- nnt 2017-12-06

[klauskunkel]

... and thus ends the reform of the Royal Thai Police. Gentlemen, a worthy effort that mirrors your integrity, commitment and ethics.

Have a free lunch.

[YetAnother]

29 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:

... and thus ends the reform of the Royal Thai Police. Gentlemen, a worthy effort that mirrors your integrity, commitment and ethics.

Have a free lunch.

and mirrors our expectations of what product they would produce

[isaanbanhou]

Thai logic at it"s finest

[yellowboat]

So much for bringing professionalism and accountability to the police farce.  Wonder what other earth shattering conclusions will be reported at he end of the nine months.

[Chris Lawrence]

As long as they got rid of those nasty Red ones, everything should go back to normal. And remember all donations are to be cash only.

[SABloke]

"The subcommittee stated that the chief of each precinct and the head of the investigators must work together while any disagreement related to any case will be decided by their “commander.” "

 

What if the reason for the disagreement is the "commander"? And what's with the quotation marks? Are they not really commanders? 

[Media1]

As I said there is no legitimate reforms with this free loading regime.The reform took place long ago with a juicy split deal. To ensure the old pensioners have enough coin for the nursing village. Along with private security. Some relocating abroad.

[Media1]

3 hours ago, klauskunkel said:

... and thus ends the reform of the Royal Thai Police. Gentlemen, a worthy effort that mirrors your integrity, commitment and ethics.

Have a free lunch.

Priceless

[Media1]

2 hours ago, isaanbanhou said:

Thai logic at it"s finest

Yes Sir

[Media1]

Mr Manit is he a member of both RTP and ARMY golf clubs?

 

[Media1]

2 hours ago, isaanbanhou said:

Thai logic at it"s finest

Yes

[Media1]

2 hours ago, yellowboat said:

So much for bringing professionalism and accountability to the police farce.  Wonder what other earth shattering conclusions will be reported at he end of the nine months.

0 naught nothing will ever change only account numbers

[Srikcir]

9 hours ago, webfact said:

with promising potential to have the opportunity to tender their names to be elected as the national police chief.

Or this in the real world:

.... with promising potential to have the opportunity to tender their names to be selected as the national police chief in the next coup.

[Redline]

Dissolve the RTP and all other law enforcement entities.  Nobody will notice the difference.  Later, start from scratch, as well as reforming the penalties for crimes