Hunt on for Prachin Buri boy accused of molesting toddler cousin

By The Nation

 

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An 11-year-old Prachin Buri boy accused of sexually molesting his female cousin, a toddler, is in hiding with his mother as police begin investigating a complaint filed by the alleged victim’s parents.
 

Saying the boy and his mother had fled their community in Kabin Buri district, thus demonstrating the boy’s guilt, the parents want the youngster apprehended and interrogated in front of a multidisciplinary committee.

 

District police superintendent Pol Colonel Wanchai Pitaktansakul said evidence was being gathered.

 

The parents of the girl, two years and 10 months old, filed a police complaint on May 23, two days after discovering an infection in her genitalia.

 

A Kabin Buri Hospital doctor concluded the infection had resulted from sexual violation and the girl put the blame on her 11-year-old cousin, who lived in the same neighbourhood.

 

“I pity my daughter for having undergone such a trauma at such a young age,” the girl’s 32-year-old father said. “I want the police to bring the attacker to justice and I won’t show him any leniency, even though we are related.”

 

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11 years old ! 

Such a violation by an 11 year old is difficult to comprehend. 

Are they serious what they are talking about??Even you cant bring a 11 year ols boy to court. If, something wrong with the education and care taking of the boy! So only can bring parents to court and maybe this is a sign of the totaly wrong and stupid aducation form of many of the parents in Thailand.

11 hours ago, manhood said:

Are they serious what they are talking about??Even you cant bring a 11 year ols boy to court. If, something wrong with the education and care taking of the boy! So only can bring parents to court and maybe this is a sign of the totaly wrong and stupid aducation form of many of the parents in Thailand.

Any good prosecution council worth their salt can successfully rebutt the principle of doli incapax, which presumes that young children cannot be held legally responsible for their actions. It's done all over the world every day. The prosecution could overcome the presumption by proving that the child understood what they were doing and that it was wrong. Jamie Bulger trial in the UK is a perfect example of a prosecution doing just this.

I'm sure he learned such horrific behavior from SOMEONE in the family. Authorities check them out too!