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Police warn party followers to obey law

 

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BANGKOK(NNT) - On 21st February, the Constitutional Court will read its verdict on whether to dissolve the Future Forward Party, after which some people expect violence may occur should the party be dissolved. A police spokesman says however, that there is no indication of any concerning movements, and has asked party followers to obey the law.

 

The Royal Thai Police Deputy Spokesman Pol Col Kritsana Pattanacharoen said that the police have not intercepted any intel which might indicate looming violence by a third party or party followers.

 

He said the police chief has ordered his deputy Pol Gen Suwat Chaengyotsuk to handle the situation, while asking party followers who will be coming to show support, to stay within the limits of law.

 

The police have prepared two groups of personnel, the first facilitating the general public and commuters in the area, and the second unit undertaking regular operations. The police will be on site to maintain peace should the area become crowded with people coming to wait for the verdict.

 

On online movements related to this case and comments about it, the police deputy spokesman said police officers are monitoring the situation, with general posts and comments so far showing diverse opinions, with no messages inciting violence being found.

 

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I hope all FFP supporters stay home on the day of the verdict save them from getting caught up in any 3rd party agent prevocatuer nonsense. 

Hope it all stays sane. 

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17 hours ago, webfact said:

The police have prepared two groups of personnel, the first facilitating the general public and commuters in the area, and the second unit undertaking regular operations. The police will be on site to maintain peace should the area become crowded with people coming to wait for the verdict.

Sounds a bit like they know what the verdict might be already?

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Hmm. Pot and kettle springs to mind.

 

Last week, a guy riding a police bike, dirty maroon registration plate with police badge. Civilian!Ian c!othes, no helmet, wrong side of the road. 

 

Obey the law yourselves...<deleted>.

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10 hours ago, yellowboat said:

Ah, "the law".  Many heinous things have been done that were perfectly legal.

 

“One has not only a legal, but a moral responsibility to obey just laws. Conversely, one has a moral responsibility to disobey unjust laws.”

Martin Luther King Jr. 

Look what happened to him

 

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14 hours ago, emptypockets said:

Look what happened to him

 

He is immortalized?  He continues to guide thoughts of millions of people which avoid the pitfalls that Thailand and other countries dive in head first?  The world was lucky to have him. 

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Today decides if Thailand is governed by a Democracy or a .............. (I'm not allowed to say this word here).

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The government has one member who is a convicted heroin dealer and another one who lied about amassing a fortune in valuable watches, with a leader who lead an illegal coup, hardly a good example in obey laws. ????

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