Nongprue cop, 2 others jailed for rape, kidnapping, extortion

[Rimmer]

Nongprue cop, 2 others jailed for rape, kidnapping, extortion

PATTAYA:--A Nongprue police officer and two civilians were arrested for allegedly kidnapping, raping and extorting a Nakhon Phanom woman they tried to frame for drugs.

 

Pol. Lance Cpl. Ratchanon Dannattee, a Nongprue crime-suppression squad leader, along with Poldanai Dham­makul, 21, and Prasert Kong­khao, 31, surrendered to Pattaya police, who were brought in to investigate their sister station, Feb. 5.

 

They were charged with conspiracy to commit false imprisonment, rape and extortion. All denied the charges. However, Ratchanon later claimed he had consensual sexual relations with the 22-year-old victim, police said.

 

All three were denied bail. An order also was sent to the head of Chonburi police seeking Ratchanon’s dismissal from the Royal Thai Police.

 

The victim claims she was in her Soi Bongkot apartment when Ratchanon and his two accomplices broke in and planted drugs. She said the Nongprue officer then told her she would be arrested if she did not pay him an unspecified amount of cash.

 

Read more: http://www.pattayamail.com/news/nongprue-cop-2-others-jailed-rape-kidnapping-extortion-202176

 

 

-- © Copyright Pattaya Mail 2018-02-16

[LennyW]

Rotten to the core!!

[scorecard]

40 minutes ago, LennyW said:

Rotten to the core!!

 

Agree, the whole lot. Nothing but total and complete reform is acceptable.

 

And where are their supervisors? Part of the role of their seniors is force management, which includes monitoring the activities of the juniors against their assigned tasks and ensure there is evidence of performance against their reason for existence.

 

Where is it?

[Henrik Andersen]

Police out army in

[petermik]

Methinks charges will be withdrawn by the lady after "inducements" are made 

[Borzandy]

3 hours ago, Rimmer said:

Nongprue cop, 2 others jailed for rape, kidnapping, extortion

Are they starting a crackdown?

[zyphodb]

59 minutes ago, Henrik Andersen said:

Police out army in

And you really think that they'd be any better???   

[Jack Mountain]

About time that a 'Duterte, Thaksin' style figure takes over to solve the corrupt 'police' 'men' question.

[farcanell]

5 hours ago, Rimmer said:

She said the Nongprue officer then told her she would be arrested if she did not pay him an unspecified amount of cash.

Unspecified amount... why unspecified?

[kcpattaya]

Good cop - bad cop.
Worst thing that will happen - transferred to traffic police.

[reargunnerph3]

5 hours ago, LennyW said:

Rotten to the core!!

Old fashion policing? Welcome to a third world country. No road rules, corruption and wild dogs.

[Dexlowe]

5 hours ago, Rimmer said:

The victim claims she was in her Soi Bongkot apartment when Ratchanon and his two accomplices broke in and planted drugs.

That is so scary. I know it's happened in many areas before, especially in heavy tourist traffic areas, but still it's a frightening thing, especially for Thai women. If convicted, this piece of filth should be absolutely hammered by the presiding judge.

[Zack61]

5 hours ago, Rimmer said:

All three were denied bail. An order also was sent to the head of Chonburi police seeking Ratchanon’s dismissal from the Royal Thai Police

At the very least a transfer is in order. 

[Mac98]

2 hours ago, Borzandy said:

Are they starting a crackdown?

Yes, they will enforce early closing hours.

[Moti24]

28 minutes ago, Zack61 said:

At the very least a transfer is in order. 

Yes!  A transfer to the Bangkok Hilton!  But, don't hold your breath.

[janpharma]

The cop acting under the "Royal Thai police" force, with the accent on "royal" should be judged accordingly and put in jail for years, not just being moved to an inactive post.  And this counts for all the others that are on "inactive posts", as well for the corruptive lawyers.   It's the only way to change their mentality.

[Rimmer]

A couple of inflammatory posts have been removed

[Dexlowe]

Another wrong headline. The suspects have not been "jailed".

[wvavin]

This scumbag would be just loitering in one of the jail and transferred to inactive post. 

[Jonah777]

Well  ....the dirty cop has nothing to worry about other than moving. He'll just be transferred and everything is fine. Thai justice.

[Lupatria]

2 hours ago, farcanell said:

Unspecified amount... why unspecified?

They didn't decide who gets what yet.

Another episode of the never ending reality show:

"Cops & Monks- Thailand's Finest."

Edited February 16, 2018 by Lupatria

[dunroaming]

5 hours ago, scorecard said:

 

Agree, the whole lot. Nothing but total and complete reform is acceptable.

 

And where are their supervisors? Part of the role of their seniors is force management, which includes monitoring the activities of the juniors against their assigned tasks and ensure there is evidence of performance against their reason for existence.

 

Where is it?

Their superiors are just the same.  In the Thai police you buy yourself promotion (got an uncle in law who has done that twice that I know of) and how do you think they get the money to do that.  Rotten to the core means just that.  But there are levels of rottenness.  Some turn a blind eye and some are deeply involved.

 

Let's not lose sight that this is Thailand and western morals and ethics don't always apply.

[Rimmer]

A couple of troll posts have been removed

[balo]

Not all cops are like this, some are helpful and do a good job. But if 30% are corrupted and are ready to plant drugs we have a problem.

[dunroaming]

11 minutes ago, balo said:

Not all cops are like this, some are helpful and do a good job. But if 30% are corrupted and are ready to plant drugs we have a problem.

30%?  I love your optimism 

[ttrd]

4 hours ago, Dexlowe said:

That is so scary. I know it's happened in many areas before, especially in heavy tourist traffic areas, but still it's a frightening thing, especially for Thai women. If convicted, this piece of filth should be absolutely hammered by the presiding judge.

Nothing New as it has happened before and it will most problably happen again - but sometimes the police bully the wrong man which they seems to have done when it comes to the wll known Pattaya icon and original Tim Sharky...

 

 

Edited February 16, 2018 by ttrd

[jing jing]

By no means should the alleged behavior of the accused be excused - if it's true they're despicable scumbags - but rest assured the victim is likely not an innocent bystander.  These sort of activities by the police are commonly seen as  payback against a particularly uncooperative drug user or double crossing informant.  The threat is always, "Oh, you don't have any yabaa/ice on you right now?  So how much do you want?" If the target is known to be a prostitute, rape may be on the to-do list as her credibility is nil anyhow.

[Johnboxer]

6 hours ago, reargunnerph3 said:

Old fashion policing? Welcome to a third world country. No road rules, corruption and wild dogs.

Do you really think Thailand is a third world country!!!!!

[Henrik Andersen]

9 hours ago, zyphodb said:

And you really think that they'd be any better???   

Yes I believe army better than police 

[scorecard]

5 hours ago, dunroaming said:

Their superiors are just the same.  In the Thai police you buy yourself promotion (got an uncle in law who has done that twice that I know of) and how do you think they get the money to do that.  Rotten to the core means just that.  But there are levels of rottenness.  Some turn a blind eye and some are deeply involved.

 

Let's not lose sight that this is Thailand and western morals and ethics don't always apply.

 

Sure and a big part of the result is that the folks at the top are not only unethical, they are also incapable and disinterested.

 

Can't get much worse than that!