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DSI and NOB officials raid Wat Dhammakaya to look for Dhammajayo

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DSI and NOB officials raid Wat Dhammakaya to look for Dhammajayo

By Thai PBS

 

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Officials from the Department of Special Investigation and the National Office of Buddhism conducted a night raid of Wat Dhammakaya Wednesday night (Dec 20) to look for Phra Dhammajayo, the former temple abbot, who has not been seen in public for several months now.

 

DSI director-general Pol Col Paisit Wongmuang told the media on Thursday (Dec 21) that police had received a tip-off that the fugitive monk had returned to the temple.

 

Phra Dhammajayo is wanted under a warrant for money-laundering and take stolen property in connection with the embezzlement scandal of the Klongchan Credit Union Cooperative.

 

Full story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/dsi-nob-officials-raid-wat-dhammakaya-look-dhammajayo/

 
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-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2017-12-22

LOL. Good luck. Chickens searching for a fox. :passifier:

 They must have had a very quiet and boring day at the DSI to all

of a sudden, remember that they better go looking for the man, again....

all they need is an inside mole, a rat, t rat out on the abbot where's about,

otherwise, no hope to find him...

 

Word is that he's giving guidance to two high profile Thais in Dubai.:jap:

Well, it is pantomime season !

Stupid buggers are looking in the wrong place.

I know were he is hiding...................Transams bedroom.:cheesy::cheesy:

Word is that he's giving guidance to two high profile Thais in Dubai.:jap:

Don't be shy - name names, go on! It's been a while since the bogeyman has been featured on these pages....

Thaksin, Yingluck. There I've said it for you.

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2 hours ago, ezzra said:

 They must have had a very quiet and boring day at the DSI to all

of a sudden, remember that they better go looking for the man, again....

all they need is an inside mole, a rat, t rat out on the abbot where's about,

otherwise, no hope to find him...

 

a rat - very apt

1 hour ago, realfunster said:

Well, it is pantomime season !

Audience: He's behind you!

DSI: Oh no he isn't!

Audience: Oh yes he is!

etc,etc, ad infinitum.

after the first raids and the debriefings, they realized they had not looked under the bed...

2 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:

after the first raids and the debriefings, they realized they had not looked under the bed...

Bed? Bed? Do they have beds, or do they sleep on the floor?

He must have been very thin - ah, a flat-pack monk.

The man is obviously smarter than his pursuers.

3 minutes ago, PatOngo said:

The man is obviously smarter than his pursuers.

If he was unconscious he would still be smarter than his pursuers.

Come on, stop all this kindergarten stuff. It's not worth to write about it

On 12/22/2017 at 6:02 AM, webfact said:

Klongchan Credit Union Cooperative.

The credit union would be better off hiring their own investigators to find the Abbott rather than relying on the current government.  Their inabilities in tracking people outside of the country are well documented. 

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