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YouTube show host Poomjai, 5 others get suspended jail sentence for illegal fishing

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YouTube show host Poomjai, 5 others get suspended jail sentence for illegal fishing

By THE NATION

 

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Famous DJ and YouTube show host Poomjai “DJ Poom” Tangsanga and five others were given suspended jail sentences for unlicensed fishing in Mu Koh Chumphon National Park in August 2019.

 

The Chumphon Provincial Court read the verdict on Thursday (April 23).

 

Poomjai, 41, and five followers had published a video clip of their fishing expedition in Mu Koh Chumphon National Park in August 2019, in violation of the National Park Act BE 2504 (1961).

 

The six defendants were found guilty and were sentenced to four years in jail and Bt40,000 fine each. However, as all the defendants confessed to their crime, their sentences were halved to two years' jail and Bt20,000 fine each.

 

The court, however, suspended the sentence. The defendants must report to probation officers every two months and perform 36 hours of community service. The court also ordered the defendants to produce a documentary video on natural resources conservation and publish at least two clips, minimum 10 minutes long via social media to reach the public.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30386688

 

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-- © Copyright The Nation Thailand 2020-04-24
 

Jail for fishing with a fishing rod in the sea? A bit too harsh! Glad they came to senses ????

3 hours ago, Thunder26 said:

Jail for fishing with a fishing rod in the sea? A bit too harsh! Glad they came to senses ????

Too harsh for sure, like 200,000 fine for dropping a ciggy butt on the beach, and the crazy fines for electronic cigarettes ???? People used to come here for holidays or stay because it was so laid back, but the powers that be have completely gone over the top and beyond sensibility !

3 hours ago, Thunder26 said:

Jail for fishing with a fishing rod in the sea? A bit too harsh! Glad they came to senses ????

Where do you see any jail? 

The court, however, suspended the sentence. The defendants must report to probation officers every two months!

7 hours ago, webfact said:

The court, however, suspended the sentence. The defendants must report to probation officers every two months and perform 36 hours of community service. The court also ordered the defendants to produce a documentary video on natural resources conservation and publish at least two clips, minimum 10 minutes long via social media to reach the public.

Nice to be "somebody in Thailand" and evade prosecution!!

4 hours ago, phantomfiddler said:

Too harsh for sure, like 200,000 fine for dropping a ciggy butt on the beach, and the crazy fines for electronic cigarettes ???? People used to come here for holidays or stay because it was so laid back, but the powers that be have completely gone over the top and beyond sensibility !

You get less for bumping somebody off.????

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5 hours ago, phantomfiddler said:

Too harsh for sure, like 200,000 fine for dropping a ciggy butt on the beach, and the crazy fines for electronic cigarettes ???? People used to come here for holidays or stay because it was so laid back, but the powers that be have completely gone over the top and beyond sensibility !

Well it is a national park after all

On 4/24/2020 at 10:38 AM, Thunder26 said:

Jail for fishing with a fishing rod in the sea? A bit too harsh! Glad they came to senses ????

I agree to harsh but, It was In a National Park.

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