5 minutes ago, Chang_paarp said:

That is a familiar family name,

Totally different name. You have failed to understand the na Ayuthaya suffix.

20 hours ago, colinneil said:

Sack the thieving bar stewards now, no excuses nothing just sack them.

Where do "bar stewards" come into the story?

1 minute ago, rossd said:

Where do "bar stewards" come into the story?

Maybe you unaware of that phrase bar stewards, but it is used by many rather than use the word b=s+ar+

20 hours ago, rooster59 said:

has ordered that the four men face the full force of police disciplinary procedures. 

500 baht fine a wai and the 4 bent cops pocket 23,000 baht - ot a bad days salary.

 

21 hours ago, rooster59 said:

has ordered that the four men face the full force of police disciplinary procedures. 

500 baht fine a wai and the 4 bent cops pocket 23,000 baht - not a bad days salary.

22 hours ago, rooster59 said:

the chief of the Chonburi provincial police has ordered that the book is thrown at the bent cops.

entitled 'Pigs Might Fly' by Enid Blyton!

24 minutes ago, mikebell said:

entitled 'Pigs Might Fly' by Enid Blyton!

Or perhaps 'Four Fall Fowl Of Extortion' by the same author.

 

typical, son of cop, thinks he is above the law, get caught and go cry 

If I ever write a short story about Thailand, I want to include this little vignette. What a hoot! 

so crooked cops stealing from a crook himself... it happens everyday here and it only make the news because the crooked guy is the son of the Pol Maj-Gen Nanthachart Suphamonkhon, the provincial police commander in Isaan

2 hours ago, justin case said:

typical, son of cop, thinks he is above the law, get caught and go cry 

Doesnt seem that way to me. He wasnt protesting being arresting. He was complaining of the bribery.

So, Police daddy to the rescue of his criminal son from thieving cops ? Wonder how much or what percentage they will offer to keep their jobs  ?

They need to do a sting on the stingers.

Come on boss, they were just trying to make the station  quota

On 7/27/2019 at 11:58 AM, colinneil said:

Good point, he should face the full force of the law, the fact that his daddy is a senior policeman should not come in to it.

Attempting to buy e-cigarette materials is not illegal in any way.

 

Importing and selling them is the crime. This whole thing makes no sense as the only ones committing a crime was the police and the crime would be selling this kind of thing.

 

these cops must be a somewhat dense.

 

even I would think twice when reading "na ayutthaya" on an ID card...

 

20 hours ago, justin case said:

typical, son of cop, thinks he is above the law, get caught and go cry 

Son of a cop, daughter of a politician, royal connections, military connections, rich father, VIP cronies, etc etc....

On 7/28/2019 at 7:42 PM, ukrules said:

This whole thing makes no sense as the only ones committing a crime was the police and the crime would be selling this kind of thing.

You do realise it was the cops son selling the gear (again) and not the cops don't you?

1 hour ago, Salerno said:

You do realise it was the cops son selling the gear (again) and not the cops don't you?

No, I had assumed it was the other way around.

another clear example like it is not only us farang being subjected on such issues but also thais!

and all i know, in some cases, they pay more than foreigners to get away or asked amounts more than amounts asked from farang.

Thers no corruption here, nothing to see. Move along, move along....