5 arrested at Sattahip checkpoint

 

SATTAHIP:--Five people were arrested at a checkpoint set up in Sattahip to suppress crime and drugs.

 

20 police officers, sailors and administrators patrolled the seaside area of Moo 1 village and set up a checkpoint that stopped 30 motorbikes and 12 other vehicles. Forty people were drug tested and five tested positive for methamphetamine use.

 

-- PATTAYA MAIL 2019-05-12--

 

wow when are they going to clamp down on noisy motorbikes, NO HELMETS, trucks belching fumes from exhausts, ILLEGAL undertaking, the list could go on.......no wing mirrors on motorbikes...illegible rear number plates on bikes.....etc etc....

22 minutes ago, Rimmer said:

Forty people were drug tested and five tested positive for methamphetamine use.

8% positive for meths...probably the average on Thai roads.  Then add other drugs and alcohol....

Looks like one cop has a rear end checking duty on his mind????

3 hours ago, Rimmer said:

Forty people were drug tested and five tested positive for methamphetamine use.

That's 10% lowlife morrons on roads 

When Thailand wake up and do something about this problem 

Pee pee tests. Seems like too much infringement on peoples freedom. 

2 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

8% positive for meths...probably the average on Thai roads.  Then add other drugs and alcohol....

alcohol is a drug..

1 minute ago, holy cow cm said:

Pee pee tests. Seems like too much infringement on peoples freedom. 

the war on drugs have eroded peoples freedom world wide, 56% of American employers drug test..

Yes but you have the freedom to work there or not work there, and isn't it usually for insurance?, or is it a random thing? Opiates in the US are such a terrible thing. Now something like weed is a total infringement on ones freedom. 

19 minutes ago, from the home of CC said:

the war on drugs have eroded peoples freedom world wide, 56% of American employers drug test..

The military started doing random drug tests in the early 80s it needs to be expanded to all elected govt officials with the same punishment ????

20 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

8% positive for meths...probably the average on Thai roads.  Then add other drugs and alcohol....

5 out of forty = 12.5%?  Then, as you say, add in booze etc and you have a sizeable percentage at every moment of every day.  Don't even think about the nights.

21 hours ago, essox essox said:

wow when are they going to clamp down on noisy motorbikes, NO HELMETS, trucks belching fumes from exhausts, ILLEGAL undertaking, the list could go on.......no wing mirrors on motorbikes...illegible rear number plates on bikes.....etc etc....

Had that been done they would have arrested  the drivers and passengers of 30 motorbikes and 12 other vehicles, rather than 5.

22 hours ago, essox essox said:

wow when are they going to clamp down on noisy motorbikes, NO HELMETS, trucks belching fumes from exhausts, ILLEGAL undertaking, the list could go on.......no wing mirrors on motorbikes...illegible rear number plates on bikes.....etc etc....

Some odd defense of drug addicts, but not surprising I guess.

 

They got some dangerous dopers off the road.

What if one of them continued and injured someone or you?

Would you still continue the trivial bad mouthing of cops comments??

 

the war on drugs have eroded peoples freedom world wide, 56% of American employers drug test..

Most English pound notes have traces of coke
I imagine the U.S would be the same,and then some !


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