July 2, 20197 yr Just today at Jomtien Imm. Office - 3 brand new BMW 330e with cameras on the roof - for speeding or illegal businesses ? Sent from my iPhone using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile app
July 2, 20197 yr Popular Post Just today at Jomtien Imm. Office - 3 brand new BMW 330e with cameras on the roof - for speeding or illegal businesses ? Sent from my iPhone using Thailand Forum - Thaivisa mobile appThat is a real fast police car. Unfortunately a Thai cop could not handle such a car.[emoji12]Gesendet von meinem SM-N950F mit Tapatalk
July 2, 20197 yr Popular Post Lovely new cars for Thai Police Immigration. Well done. They should use these cars to go and pick up the poor retirees who are harassed with never ending paperwork on visa extensions, extra documentation required, 90 day reporting, re-reporting by having to go back because some honorable uniform suddenly changed the rules behind the counter etc etc....Yes...use these cars to drive people to and fro by creating the VIP 90 DAY REPORT !...good price for you hansum, Sir ! ????
July 2, 20197 yr Seen such months ago at the KK office. Even after getting close to that thingy on the roof, I am not sure what it is. From Feb 2019: Edited July 2, 20197 yr by KhunBENQ
July 2, 20197 yr Popular Post What are those metal boxes mounted on the roof, behind the light rails? Maybe they are used to detect people on overstay ????
July 2, 20197 yr Popular Post 2 minutes ago, ianezy0 said: What are those metal boxes mounted on the roof, behind the light rails? Maybe they are used to detect people on overstay ???? Cameras.....think facial recognition
July 2, 20197 yr Also at Nakhom Pathom. The cameras are linked to the IMMI database. See post 22 of this link. https://forum.thaivisa.com/topic/1099789-biometrics-system-to-be-used-to-scan-travellers/page/2/
July 2, 20197 yr Popular Post I thought they were the new GT4000s - the infamous new facial recognition devices which can detect anyone with criminal convictions, anyone without the correct visa, or anyone from Africa. Edited July 2, 20197 yr by SteveK
July 2, 20197 yr Popular Post wow. BMWs. What a waste of money for a small town police force that covers only a few square miles. Do they pay those high import tarrifs on these cars? Are they considered luxury imports?
July 3, 20197 yr 10 hours ago, champers said: ????They're coming to take us away Ha ha, ho ho, hee hee???? It will not be long. Got my plan B ready.
July 3, 20197 yr Several offices have had them for almost a year. Most have been sitting as they require special training to drive them which very few have had.
July 3, 20197 yr Popular Post 3 hours ago, owl sees all said: It will not be long. Got my plan B ready. Vietnam, Laos or Cambodia?
July 3, 20197 yr Saw one in Bang Saray last week, very smart and it was in western (UK) livery, not the one shown here. No more being chased down on the motorway by a 10 year old brown pick up. I notice that the Royal Thai Navy Police around the Sattahip Base have been driving such cars for a couple of years. I guess that they get priority nowadays Edited July 3, 20197 yr by Pilotman
July 3, 20197 yr 9 minutes ago, bkk6060 said: Vietnam, Laos or Cambodia? Secret bunker at farm. Already stocked with water and tinned food.
July 3, 20197 yr Popular Post 28 minutes ago, bkk6060 said: Several offices have had them for almost a year. Most have been sitting as they require special training to drive them which very few have had. what ,like passing a driving test .
July 3, 20197 yr The one in jomtien has been there for many months. If I had to guess, someone has generously donated a fleet of BMW’s to police
July 3, 20197 yr it's a perk. Cabinet Ministers and up get submarines. Immigration Chiefs get BMWs. When you see an official on a bike, well, you know his wife will be nagging.
July 3, 20197 yr And not one, single police patrol car in Pattaya to enforce traffic laws or respond to calls for service. Then there are police pickup trucks that seem to do nothing more than drive around with emergency lights flashing for whatever reason. Sedans seem to be reserved for the brass, whilst the ordinary drones drive pickups.
July 3, 20197 yr 18 hours ago, gk10002000 said: wow. BMWs. What a waste of money for a small town police force that covers only a few square miles. Do they pay those high import tarrifs on these cars? Are they considered luxury imports? Probably assembled at the Thailand BMW facility at Rayong
July 3, 20197 yr 18 hours ago, gk10002000 said: wow. BMWs. What a waste of money for a small town police force that covers only a few square miles. Do they pay those high import tarrifs on these cars? Are they considered luxury imports? Considering the RTP are part of the government why would they pay the import tarrifs ?
July 3, 20197 yr The camera is an ARH MicroCAM M202/M402 unit that can be used for anything from recording, to pre-selected ANPR use or live ANPR use, amongst other things.
July 3, 20197 yr Popular Post 21 hours ago, ianezy0 said: What are those metal boxes mounted on the roof, behind the light rails? Maybe they are used to detect people on overstay ???? "What are those metal boxes mounted on the roof," Money box !
July 3, 20197 yr 21 hours ago, SteveK said: I thought they were the new GT4000s - the infamous new facial recognition devices which can detect anyone with criminal convictions, anyone without the correct visa, or anyone from Africa. And if spots one, it can shoot them straight away - and effectively put a hole in one.
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