Thailand’s national police chief is worth 104 million baht

[jazzdog32095]

3500000 net worth divided by 49000 per year salary = 71.42 years serving and protecting. How old is this cop?

[anterian]

What is the reason for the fascination Thais have for expensive watches?

 

[wmlc]

1 hour ago, Eibot said:

He earns the salary of an international school teacher and he is worth 2.6 Million Euro's.

If this doesn't bring up red flag, than I don't know what doesn't. 

I don’t know any international school teachers making 112,000 Baht  per month. They normally make 60,000 to 80,000 Baht per month. Just sayin

Edited August 12, 2021 by wmlc

[SuwadeeS]

Amazing Thailand.

Imaging how he got the money...

[itsari]

Any Thai citizen working for 250 baht a day picking fruit must wonder what the devil is going on .

 

[Benmart]

1 hour ago, Gottfrid said:

And a "wealth" of 104 million baht is something for the news because of what? There are many persons in Thailand with that amount. Nothing to lift any eye brows over. Just let the guy be.

Public Servants are a bit different than private citizens. Access to public money, unchecked power, opportunities for corruption, nepotism and other irregularities are reason for disclosure and verification. There is but one Chief of the RTP and he supposedly works for the people who seemingly,  are entitled to that information by Thai Law. 

[MGM16]

16 minutes ago, jazzdog32095 said:

3500000 net worth divided by 49000 per year salary = 71.42 years serving and protecting. How old is this cop?

Is that baht years you are after?

 

[vandeventer]

Who cares how much money he has as long as he is doing a good job. Just look at ex President Trump he had billions but that didn't stop him from doing a great job.

[khunpa]

 

LOL! And the funny (sad) thing is that nothing will even be done about it.

 

In any normal country, you would be totally fxxked declaring this kind of wealth on a basic salary. 
 

Let me guess… Invested in Bitcoin early and the watches are gifts.

 

Edited August 12, 2021 by khunpa

[ezzra]

Only 104 millions, ppfff, peanuts for such position, you'd think that in such job he'd be way more richer just ask Thaksin...

[TheFishman1]

I’m sure it has more than that stashed away amazing Thailand TIT

[itsari]

1 minute ago, khunpa said:

 

LOL! And the funny (sad) thing is that nothing will even be done about it.

 

In any normal country, you would be totally fxxked declaring this kind of wealth on a basic salary. 

 

Basic salary of 3800 baht a day ? Are you joking ? Many make a basic salary of 250 baht a day

[PMinThailand]

There is no corruption in Thailand.

[55Jay]

It's how the system works.  Government pays cops a pittance, so they rely on graft and roadside donations to make up the difference.  Proceeds filter up through the Pyramid scheme to the higher ups overseeing more cops = nice cut.

 

Overweight Thai guy in my moo baan, probably late 20s, son of a cop killed in the line of duty years ago, was able to buy a job on the RTP and made it through the training "academy", I presume.   He used to drive a new Mitsu SUV, but a few nights ago, pulled up in a used but very cherry, tricked out BMW.  Not bad for a cop with about 2 years on the job. 

Edited August 12, 2021 by 55Jay
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[malibukid]

chicken feed to my family

[transam]

5 minutes ago, malibukid said:

chicken feed to my family

Blimey, is your salary that bad.................????

[Neeranam]

1 hour ago, Eibot said:

He earns the salary of an international school teacher and he is worth 2.6 Million Euro's.

If this doesn't bring up red flag, than I don't know what doesn't. 

Do you think this is a lot of money for one of the most important positions in the country?

[Anythingleft?]

As mentioned, no point printing these stories without any follow up actions. Just goes to fan the flames of the immorality and the great divide in the country, maybe that's the reason to print it I don't know.

 

Either way it shows how drastically a shake up is needed and overdue for a country that spouts democracy, fairness and equality. 

 

This just smacks of the everyday typical Thainess....

[davidmann]

2 hours ago, Thailand said:

It's the amulets.

who. said crime does not pay 

[jack7106]

Best get off my <deleted> and have a go????‍♂️
I’m only worth half of what he is and it just goes to show that I shouldn’t have retired at 35 years of age and relocated to Thailand – not happy Jan????????????????????????????

[Neeranam]

I know this guy, very generous with his money. 

 

I don't believe for a minute that he has only 100 million baht, which is only $3 million. 

 

[BestB]

Declared and official number 107 million, real and undeclared is 3 times that but stashed away in either offshore accounts or in some dummy company names. 

[BestB]

6 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

Do you think this is a lot of money for one of the most important positions in the country?

Do you know how much he had to pay to get this most important position ? Sure as sure it did not come for free????

[Mr Meeseeks]

2 hours ago, Mac Mickmanus said:

All paid for by the people not wearing crash helmets

And a lot more sinister stuff.

[transam]

11 minutes ago, Neeranam said:

Do you think this is a lot of money for one of the most important positions in the country?

Weeeeell, on an annual salary of $44,400 and assets of $3,100,000, it does bring a smile to one's face....????

[Mickeymaus]

"Mrs Jangyodsuk also owns 3 women's bags worth 7 hundred thousand baht" 

 

And I always walk with my rucksack worth 350 Baht...

[Neeranam]

1 minute ago, transam said:

Weeeeell, on an annual salary of $44,400 and assets of $3,100,000, it does bring a smile to one's face....????

I guess you don't know how much it costs to secure a position as a senior policeman.

[Neeranam]

9 minutes ago, BestB said:

Do you know how much he had to pay to get this most important position ? Sure as sure it did not come for free????

Yes, it was more than 100 million baht. 

[ronster]

Has he got a second job with food panda to boost his income to what it says !! ????????????????????????????

[Isaan sailor]

Par for that course—a current and several former US Presidents are/were lifelong politicians, and now they and their families enjoy multi-million dollar lifestyles.  Silly me, I had to work many years in America—just to retire in Thailand.