Police charge Saraburi man following tip about bear carcass

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Police charge Saraburi man following tip about bear carcass

By The Nation

 

 

The hunting of wildlife continued to focus the nation’s attention as Nakhon Ratchasima police on Saturday arrested a 32-year-old Saraburi man and seize the carcass of an Asian black bear in a plantation in Tambon Moo See, Pak Chong district.
 

Police were acting on a tip-off that the bear had been transported for slaughter on Friday night in a pickup truck to the plantation in Ban Por Hu. 

 

 

As the officers went to inspect the plantation in the morning, they found suspect Apiwat Nilsonthi butchering the wild animal in order to weigh the meat to sell at Bt400-Bt500 per kilogram. They also found some already-fried bear meat at the scene.

 

Apiwat told police that he and two friends had gone on Friday night to view a bear stuck in a trap in a cornfield four kilometres from the Khao Yai National Park.

 

 

He claimed that the bear had been stuck in the trap for days and had already died of starvation. Finding the meat was still soft, he said they loaded the bear, which had not been claimed by anyone, onto the truck to be butchered with the meat shared among themselves and some sold. 

 

Police initially charged Apiwat with hunting wildlife without permission and illegal possession of a wildlife carcass. Police were seeking his two friends to lay the same charges against them.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30339143

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2018-02-19

[sammieuk1]

Paddington is going to haunt you! now where did you take a dump today?

[nobodysfriend]

3 hours ago, webfact said:

He claimed that the bear had been stuck in the trap

 

 

A trap put up by himself ....

[djayz]

The things some people will eat...

[Misterwhisper]

Now let me guess: Since the Thai legal system allegedly does not employ double standards, can we safely assume that Apiwat immediately received bail covering four consecutive 12-day detention periods because otherwise it "could place an unnecessary burden" on him? After all, that's the procedure that the Thong Pha Phum court reportedly followed in the Premchai Karnasuta case, explaining it was perfectly normal to do exactly that:

 

 But you know what? My hunch is that Apiwat is currently sitting in a jail cell in Saraburi, because he's not a super-rich and influential construction tycoon and, thus,  is  not eligible to be subject to the "standard procedure".   

[yogavnture]

5 hours ago, nobodysfriend said:

 

 

A trap put up by himself ....

deara nobodysfriend. what is that tubular item under the water bottle in your profile pic.? looks like a male anatomy

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[leeneeds]

??????

 

Dam humans are gross sometimes

[Thian]

I 've never heard of any bears in Thailand, tourists would love to see them in the wild..

[yogavnture]

2 minutes ago, Thian said:

I 've never heard of any bears in Thailand, tourists would love to see them in the wild..

thats because they all have been eaten by blokes like the arrested guy. they are in asia i know . but rare.

[Thian]

8 minutes ago, yogavnture said:

thats because they all have been eaten by blokes like the arrested guy. they are in asia i know . but rare.

Did he only eat it's meat or also keep the skin and all to sell as a conserved animal with a minibar in it's belly?

 

Well he really might have found it being dead in a trap, who knows?, but maybe he put that there himself? 

 

 

[Donotdisturb]

5 hours ago, djayz said:

The things some people will eat...

The feet look delicious! Just like *everything* here is "aroi" if it's loaded with chillies and therefore tasting to NOTHING! 555

[Donotdisturb]

1 hour ago, yogavnture said:

deara nobodysfriend. what is that tubular item under the water bottle in your profile pic.? looks like a male anatomy

Looks more like a hand between doggy-positoned female butt to me ?

[bluesofa]

5 hours ago, Misterwhisper said:

Now let me guess: Since the Thai legal system allegedly does not employ double standards, can we safely assume that Apiwat immediately received bail covering four consecutive 12-day detention periods because otherwise it "could place an unnecessary burden" on him? After all, that's the procedure that the Thong Pha Phum court reportedly followed in the Premchai Karnasuta case, explaining it was perfectly normal to do exactly that:

 

 But you know what? My hunch is that Apiwat is currently sitting in a jail cell in Saraburi, because he's not a super-rich and influential construction tycoon and, thus,  is  not eligible to be subject to the "standard procedure".   

 

Misterwhisper, you beat me to it. I read the article and thought the exact same thing.

Well done for including the link to the article quoting Suriyan Hongwilai, Court of Justice spokesman pictured saying,  "No double standards."

 

[Darcula]

9 hours ago, webfact said:

 

 

 

I'm guessing that bear wasn't very popular on the dancefloor.

 

 

 

[ratcatcher]

5 hours ago, djayz said:

The things some people will eat...

Farangs and Thais eat heart, liver, kidney, lungs, intestines, and blood and that's really offal. 

Also tongue and tail and everything in between.

 

 

 

 

farangs and Thais eat heart, liver, kidneys, lungs, intestines

[bluesofa]

1 minute ago, Darcula said:

 

I'm guessing that bear wasn't very popular on the dancefloor.

 

 

 

Simon Smith didn't think so then.

According to Alan Price it wasn't the amazing dancing bear he'd thought it would be back in 1967.

[jvs]

An old friend of mine in Canada told me once,'the feet taste best once the maggots come out of them.

He hunted bear so much he smelled like one!!Yes bear meat is eatable not only in Thailand.

[djayz]

7 hours ago, ratcatcher said:

Farangs and Thais eat heart, liver, kidney, lungs, intestines, and blood and that's really offal. 

Also tongue and tail and everything in between.

 

I most certainly don't eat heart, lungs, intestines, tongue, tail and very little in between. If it ain't proper meat, it wasn't meant to be consumed by humans.