Prayut intervenes in spat between traffic policeman and “judge”

 

 

Prime Minister Gen Prayut Chan-o-cha today had to intervene to help a traffic police officer in Thailand’s southern province of Nakhon Si Thammarat who was abruptly transferred after a spat last week with a driver who  claimed to be a senior judge.

 

The driver, who was with his wife in the car, refused to show his driving license when stopped at a police check-point on a road in Thung Yai district by Corporal Aekapon Juisongkaew on the night of May 2.

 

Identifying himself as the director-general of the Region 8 Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases, the driver told the traffic policeman he was a friend of the latter’s supervisor.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/prayut-intervenes-in-spat-between-traffic-policeman-and-judge/

 

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5 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases

For a man who the DG of a court, why is he than showing his Misconduct and disrespect to the law he suppose to represent? this is another example of the wrong behaviour in this country, don't touch me, i'm better and bigger than you attitude...

Edited May 11, 20197 yr by ezzra

the Prime Minister also ordered the Office of Judicial Affairs to investigate whether the driver is indeed the director-general of the Region 8 Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases as claimed....

 

 

Yes...we must confirm that this 'director-general' person is indeed one of the nobility and is who he claims to be. Impersonating a "HiSo" is a serious offense and will not be tolerated. Once his elite bona fides have been established all will be well.

 

 

 

Sack the judge, if indeed that is what he is, and sack Pol Col Chokdee Ratwattanapong also. The pair of them are the embodiment of everything that is wrong with the judicial system.

Thailand's judicial woes embodied in 1 pathetic incident. And the only person doing the right thing got removed from his position.

 

The judge should be removed immediately, clearly unfit to sit in a post where he can legally condemn others as criminals.

The superintendent should face the same fate, removing a subordinate for not granting (illegal) favours to a crony.

 

Well done Prayuth on this, for once I completely agree 

The famous Thainess we hear so much about. ????

Typical cock fight..Apparently size does matter !!!.

Edited May 11, 20197 yr by mok199

Don't you know who I am? 

Typical Thailand,  Bad guys win, Good guys loose.

 

Fire the judge and the bad Boss cop,

Set a good example to your citizens.

It's the way forward for you all.

 

 

 

 

 

Edited May 11, 20197 yr by stanleycoin

So the guy stopped thinks he's "above the law" ?? or is "above the law" ??

3 hours ago, z42 said:

Thailand's judicial woes embodied in 1 pathetic incident. And the only person doing the right thing got removed from his position.

 

The judge should be removed immediately, clearly unfit to sit in a post where he can legally condemn others as criminals.

The superintendent should face the same fate, removing a subordinate for not granting (illegal) favours to a crony.

 

Well done Prayuth on this, for once I completely agree 

Only half the job done. He should use 44 to remove the judge and set a good precedent. 

I am not a fan of Prayut, but for once a commend him.

Whether the driver was a judge or not, he is not above the law, as a judge he should set an example by abiding by the law, not abusing it.

3 hours ago, darksidedog said:

Sack the judge, if indeed that is what he is, and sack Pol Col Chokdee Ratwattanapong also. The pair of them are the embodiment of everything that is wrong with the judicial system.

You mean transferred to an inactive post till all the drama dies down in a few months, all the while on full civil service pay and entitlement.

Yep, that's sacked alright...

3 hours ago, stanleycoin said:

Typical Thailand,  Bad guys win, Good guys loose.

 

Fire the judge and the bad Boss cop,

Set a good example to your citizens.

It's the way forward for you all.

In what universe do you live?  In this one it's never going to happen.

20 minutes ago, colinneil said:

I am not a fan of Prayut, but for once a commend him.

Whether the driver was a judge or not, he is not above the law, as a judge he should set an example by abiding by the law, not abusing it.

While I agree with what you've said Colin. However, to me there is a certain irony that Prayut has intervened to 'appear' to uphold the law.

He himself has put himself above the law by IIRC absolving himself in advance of anything he may be charged with in the future.

4 hours ago, ezzra said:

For a man who the DG of a court, why is he than showing his Misconduct and disrespect to the law he suppose to represent? this is another example of the wrong behaviour in this country, don't touch me, i'm better and bigger than you attitude...

"this is another example of the wrong behaviour in this country,"

   Nothing to say about the "right" behaviour of the Priminister?

59 minutes ago, Pattaya28 said:

So the guy stopped thinks he's "above the law" ?? or is "above the law" ??

I'm surprised that he stopped.

I sometimes think that some people on here must have been living under a rock before coming to Thailand.

  It seems to be unknown to them that people with a bit of power have been trying to "throw their weight around" in every corner of the world....since Adam was a baby.

  They act like this could only happen in Thailand ?

Edited May 11, 20197 yr by dotpoom

Made up story,so Prayuth can be the good guy

2 minutes ago, mrmicbkktxl said:

Made up story,so Prayuth can be the good guy

So those in picture are paid actors?

I wish they would stop one of Prayuth's or Prawit's family members and ask for their id then have that on video. Or even stopping their motorcade cars. Or even one of the lower life of his crew and see what happens.

More equal than others.  And they wonder why the outside world laughs at the Thai "judiciary".  How sad. 

1 hour ago, colinneil said:

I am not a fan of Prayut, but for once a commend him.

Whether the driver was a judge or not, he is not above the law, as a judge he should set an example by abiding by the law, not abusing it.

Yeah but what is good for the goose with supreme power and amnesty with the golden article 44 button, is generally speaking elite terms as saying it is not good for the gander.

5 hours ago, rooster59 said:

the driver told the traffic policeman he was a friend of the latter’s supervisor.

Now if plod was a fan of Who wants to be a Millionaire he could have replied .. 

Do you :- 

" wanna ask the audience "

" go 50:50 " 

" or phone that friend " .. 

Edited May 11, 20197 yr by Justgrazing
Sp

5 hours ago, ezzra said:

For a man who the DG of a court, why is he than showing his Misconduct and disrespect to the law he suppose to represent? this is another example of the wrong behaviour in this country, don't touch me, i'm better and bigger than you attitude...

Yep, pretty bad.  Almost as bad and snooty as the Pai Gow Pit crew at the Barona casino near San Diego!  Real egotists.

What's wrong in a country where a self-appointed PM has to take the lead in a case like this?

Just imagine coming up against this judge in a court, he seems an arseh--e and a half.

if he dosent get along with Thai cops, what chance would a farang have in his court.

No matter what country you live in, these gentlemen all have the same outrageous behavior!

5 hours ago, mok199 said:

Typical cock fight..Apparently size does matter !!!.

 

 

does that mean the case would end with a "non hung jury"?

Is this really much of a 'surprise' to anyone?