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Video: Cops shouldn't get drunk after work - just go home and give up the booze, says chief

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Video: Cops shouldn't get drunk after work - just go home and give up the booze, says chief

 

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Image: MCOT TV

 

Municipal CCTV footage from a soi in Ban Beung, Chonburi, caught a gang of men attacking an off duty policeman in the street. 

 

The senior sergeant major was knocked unconscious but did not suffer serious injuries. 

 

MCOT TV reported that the Ban Beung station chief Pol Col Thawee Kutthalaeng said this was an attack on a private individual as the officer was out of uniform. 

 

 

The protagonists and the policeman were involved in an argument not an ongoing feud. It happened near a pub in Soi Prayote Neuang Jamnong 1 at 12.40 am on Wednesday morning. 

 

The men would be charged with assault after all those concerned had given evidence. 

 

The chief said that those under his command should go home after doing their duty and not go to "improper places". 

And if they could give up alcohol, all the better.

 

Source: MCOT TV

 

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'The chief said that those under his command should go home after doing their duty and not go to "improper places". '

 

But then the improper places would lose their most loyal clientele. Bad for the economy, na.

I have always thought it strange how the police here get on so well with the Taxi Motorbike riders.

I find it difficult to understand how police can socialize with the riffraff.

 

In Australia the cops tend to keep to themselves.

11 minutes ago, VYCM said:

I have always thought it strange how the police here get on so well with the Taxi Motorbike riders.

I find it difficult to understand how police can socialize with the riffraff.

 

In Australia the cops tend to keep to themselves.

I expect they learn a lot of "intelligence" from them. Sometimes we hear that a tourist has had something stolen and the cops have miraculously returned it, they probably get to know who's hanging around the local area and robbing people from the taxi guys, sometimes.

41 minutes ago, DrTuner said:

'The chief said that those under his command should go home after doing their duty and not go to "improper places". '

 

But then the improper places would lose their most loyal clientele. Bad for the economy, na.

and no monthly brown envelope for BIB.

41 minutes ago, VYCM said:

I have always thought it strange how the police here get on so well with the Taxi Motorbike riders.

I find it difficult to understand how police can socialize with the riffraff.

 

In Australia the cops tend to keep to themselves.

They help the police quite a bit, helped find my exgf Purse Snatcher without them would of not been caught, in Pattaya 

26 minutes ago, Andrew65 said:

I expect they learn a lot of "intelligence" from them. Sometimes we hear that a tourist has had something stolen and the cops have miraculously returned it, they probably get to know who's hanging around the local area and robbing people from the taxi guys, sometimes.

 

Exactly 

Cops shouldn't get drunk after work -..

So they can drink before !  ????

4 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Cops shouldn't get drunk after work - just go home and give up the booze, says chief

Bbbbbut the bars would be empty then........

And as always cowardly idiots who are not able to face one on one person!

4 minutes ago, 30la said:

And as always cowardly idiots who are not able to face one on one person!

Yes, but it ain't just in Thailand that this happens!????

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3 hours ago, VYCM said:

I have always thought it strange how the police here get on so well with the Taxi Motorbike riders.

I find it difficult to understand how police can socialize with the riffraff.

The taxi riders are the "eyes & ears" of many things going on, they see all, hear all and know all !

What a prat of a commander. Maybe better just to ban drinking in uniform (I have a sneeky suspension that is already the rule/law but like so many just ignored). 

Looks like the black dog got a couple of kicks in also and then went back to make sure the cop wasn't going to get up in a hurry. ????

MCOT TV reported that the Ban Beung station chief Pol Col Thawee Kutthalaeng said this was an attack on a private individual as the officer was out of uniform. 

 

That can happen when you don't make enough money to buy a uniform. 

23 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

The taxi riders are the "eyes & ears" of many things going on, they see all, hear all and know all !

Yes they are stationed on "every street corner" often are volunteer police too.  "taa saparot"

2 hours ago, Andrew65 said:

Yes, but it ain't just in Thailand that this happens!????

its called pack animal syndrome.

I have no problems with police officers getting drunk after work. It’s the corruption that bothers me. How about you stop doing that, chief. 

This is good advice but better although off duty is review and then suspend the officer if necessary that would be a lot more effective than asking?  Asking a Thai to give up the booze that is like asking them not to take tea money?

 

 

 

 

Edited by thailand49

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