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Thai police train eagle eye on those who cheated the system

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Police train eagle eye on those who cheated the system

By THE NATION

 

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Nearly 10,000 people and 900 businesses face police investigation for allegedly cheating the government’s tourism stimulus campaign “Rao Tiew Duay Kan” (We Travel Together).

 

Deputy National Police chief Pol Lt-General Damrongsak Kittiprapat said on Tuesday that the Crime Suppression Division has joined provincial police divisions of regions 1 through 9 to look into the dealings of 9,800 people and 900 businesses.

 

These people came under the spotlight after it was reported that some individuals let others use their national ID cards to register for the subsidy. Also, some registrants were found to have exercised their rights in several different locations.

 

Under this scheme, eligible Thais can receive a 40 per cent discount on rooms and restaurant meals. They will also get an e-voucher when checking into a hotel and a 40-per-cent flight refund when checking out.

 

“Provincial police divisions will look into fraudulent dealings in areas under their jurisdiction, which will remove the need to transport suspects to the different provinces where they may have committed fraud,” Damrongsak said.

 

He went on to say that investigation into fraudulent dealings related to the “Kon La Khreung” (Let's Go Halves) shopping subsidy scheme will be conducted by the Economic Crime Suppression Division.

 

“However, both divisions will strictly follow the investigation procedures stipulated by the Royal Thai Police.”

 

The Rao Tiew Duay Kan campaign runs from July 1, 2020 to April 30, 2021.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30402147

 

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All too complicated for the RTP; too much like WORK.   Can just imagine many of the Business owners saying   'Do you know who i am and who i am connected to' ?, so many of those cases won't go far.   The 'Public' will in the main scream 'Innocent and Potless' or 'It wasn't me, it must have been my Husband Mia Noi's Brother who stole my ID' etc etc.    It will be no surprise when most cases get swept under the carpet.

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They would be better off investigating themselves to arrive at the same conclusion - nothing there, all above board. 

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Wouldnt it be funny if while they are looking into fraudulent dealings, if they uncovered some of their own involved.????

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21 minutes ago, colinneil said:

Wouldnt it be funny if while they are looking into fraudulent dealings, if they uncovered some of their own involved.????

Come on Colin, you know very well their own are squeaky clean, so how could any be involved ????

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

Police train eagle eye on those who cheated the system

GO for the jugular vein eagle eyes! ????

36 minutes ago, colinneil said:

Wouldnt it be funny if while they are looking into fraudulent dealings, if they uncovered some of their own involved.????

Do you mean the police? well i never

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Follow the money, until someone very high up tells you to stop following the money.

 

 

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9800 people and 800 businesses....and the RTP vow to check them all???

Never going to happen....especially as many businesses will be owned by cops or military...

 

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18 hours ago, colinneil said:

Wouldnt it be funny if while they are looking into fraudulent dealings, if they uncovered some of their own involved.????

Wasn't it reported that in some areas "Covid overtime pay" was going missing before reaching the rightful owners?

13 minutes ago, hotchilli said:

Wasn't it reported that in some areas "Covid overtime pay" was going missing before reaching the rightful owners?

It was, now past history ????

TBH after reading the headline, I expected to see a photo of a policeman looking in the mirror.

I wonder how many of these 900 businesses are actually owned, financed or operated by police officers.

 

But I guess the "eagle eyes" will be tightly shut when the creature circles above those, huh?

Here we go....Book'm Dano!!!

20 hours ago, colinneil said:

Wouldnt it be funny if while they are looking into fraudulent dealings, if they uncovered some of their own involved.????

Funny? Miraculous if they revealed it! You'd never hear about it.????

22 hours ago, webfact said:

Police train eagle eye on those who cheated the system

 

 

Probably The Evil Eye, too.

On 2/2/2021 at 3:25 PM, colinneil said:

Wouldnt it be funny if while they are looking into fraudulent dealings, if they uncovered some of their own involved.????

Didn't they do just that last month, where Senior Police chiefs were pocketing the more Junior Police's overtime money or something similar? 

I wonder how that turned out?

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