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Police general warns men: ten years jail for groping females at Songkran


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1 minute ago, johnny49r said:

Wow, 10 years for groping! Now there's a punishment that fits the crime. 

What if a man is groped by a female? What then?

You will be expected to pay 200 thb for the privilege or receive a bashing by her watch/cd seller boyfriends lurking around the corner.

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12 hours ago, poanoi said:

the most dangerous IMO is rubbing powder into the eyes,

and shooting dirt water into the eyes of motorcyclists.

 

i'm very disappointed if these offenses dont take priority over all other suggestions

The last time I went out on the mc, (during songkran) I had a large bucket of iced water, complete with the expletive ice, hurled at me... nearly died!

 

it sure ruined any potential chesticle rubbing due to bruising  

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13 hours ago, Happy enough said:

555. these guys are hilarious. who comes up with this. sure, it's sexual assault but 10 years? if they made the punishments realistic people might actually adhere to the law

 

Innit? What's funnier is their somewhat twisted definition of groping - "... molesting women such as by groping breasts." So if the offender touched another part of the anatomy, that's fine? Really don't understand why he had to single out the breasts as an example. Groping is groping.

 

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not stopping at the red lights: 10 years

driving without a license:10 years 

no helmet on a motorcycle:10 years

following another vehicle too close at high speed:10 years

overtaking a vehicle in a bend: 10 years

a u-turn without making sure that the road is clear : 10 years

driving under the influence: 10 years

every offender incarcerates without delay

judgment in the first month after the offence.

The following year 3.000 deaths on Thai roads. :partytime2:

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Tchooptip said:

not stopping at the red lights: 10 years

driving without a license:10 years 

no helmet on a motorcycle:10 years

following another vehicle too close at high speed:10 years

overtaking a vehicle in a bend: 10 years

a u-turn without making sure that the road is clear : 10 years

driving under the influence: 10 years

every offender incarcerates without delay

judgment in the first month after the offence.

The following year 3.000 deaths on Thai roads. :partytime2:

 

 

Trying to turn Thailand into a Nanny State= a gag order and deportation.

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11 hours ago, jenny2017 said:

 

    Even when I appreciate dryer Songkran, I can't even imagine how people can enjoy partying without being a bit mao. 

 

  There's a time when I enjoyed to make my rounds in a pick up with people in the back throwing water on others, but of course on those who're doing the same thing for fun.

 

   And of course, will we miss the wet shirts, after red and yellow shirts are gone. :sleepy:

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So glad these pictures were posted. Newbies to Thailand and Songkran might be unaware of the kinds of traps being laid for them. This will help them to avoid getting into trouble by watching out for trouble-making young lasses like these. I myself will be discretely moving among groups of these lasses, ready to guide any tourist struck by the urge to grope. I hope other TV board members distribute these pictures far and wide. 

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14 hours ago, ratcatcher said:

"Top of the don't list was molesting women such as by groping breasts. He said that anyone who does could face up to ten years behind bars or a fine of 200,000 baht or both. "

 

For the foreigner who wishes to indulge in the breast stroke, it is better they do it IN some bars than on the street and then find themselves BEHIND bars.

How much fine if the "victim" does NOT feel molested ???  ;)

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15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Here is his 11 point plan for road users:

 

  • Don't speed
  • Don't go against the flow of traffic
  • Do wait at red lights
  • Don't drive while sleepy
  • Do wear seat belts
  • Do have a license
  • Don't overtake in congested areas
  • Don't drink and drive
  • Do wear a helmet on a motorcycle
  • Do use motorcycles safely
  • Don't use a phone while driving.

I notice the good general's 11-point plan has only been laid down to apply for the Songkran period. Does that mean local motorists can safely disregard all of this once Songkran is over? 

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