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Video: Policeman charged with murder after torture/extortion of drug suspect shocks Thailand


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6 hours ago, Dmaxdan said:

Being a ex-copper, he is going to have to watch his back with the other inmates once his lengthy prison sentence starts.

 

If they ever find him. Plus what is going to happen to the other 5 who took an active part in the ice mans murder? transferred to an INACTIVE post?

PS the video on FB is much better.

 

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1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:
1 hour ago, Mansell said:

How stupid must you be to commit murder with video cameras operating? Answer: Really stupid. 
Makes one wonder how many times this was done before.

At the time, they weren't committing murder, they were committing extortion that inadvertently turned into a murder. 

How stupid must you be to commit extortion with video cameras operating?

Answer: Really stupid.

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3 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

How stupid must you be to commit extortion with video cameras operating?

Answer: Really stupid.

He obviously didn't know about them. 

 

  • Anyone who's been here any length of time knows that this is what is expected of police. The newcomer expats still seem to think that having a relative in the police somehow makes them higher in status, as they don't understand how the police here are percieved/feared. 
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The facebook video shows they were shocked that he was dead and tried to wake him up.

What did they expect with a plastic bag on your head.

I heard they offered the corrupt cops 1 mil but they wanted 2mil.

They all need to be shot .

Dirty pigs

 

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6 hours ago, ChipButty said:

These police dont seem very bright to me they must have known there was video cam's in the room didnt they have any safe houses to take them too?

maybe why this one made a story

 

most know to do it away from the cams

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21 minutes ago, bradiston said:
1 hour ago, Liverpool Lou said:

 

 

It didn't teach you that his being involved in trafficking drugs because he wouldn't work like most people do was not a good idea?

What a self righteous, patronising comment. For starters, I was 8000 miles away. 2nd, working "like most people" was strangely unavailable, unless you call 15 THB a day in the local tobacco factory work. He took the risk and got severely bashed up. If you want to say "serves him right" then I'm in the wrong forum. Maybe even the wrong country.

No, it wasn't self-righteous or patronising.   Neither did I say that "it serves him right".

 

For starters, it was a comment on your post in which you said that (although you were 8,000m away!) it taught you "that fear of the Thai authorities is, at times, your best friend", your words.  So why couldn't it have taught you that his being involved in trafficking drugs because he wouldn't work like most people do was not a good idea?   Same distance involved!

 

How long ago was this when factory wages were "B15 per day"?

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15 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

How stupid must you be to commit extortion with video cameras operating?

Answer: Really stupid.

Not once did I see any of them look in the direction of the camera. Very arrogant of them, it's as if this was not the first time...

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22 minutes ago, thaitom said:

Not once did I see any of them look in the direction of the camera. Very arrogant of them, it's as if this was not the first time...

They probably did fix the cameras they knew about, but the one that took this video was hidden by someone who wanted out.

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3 hours ago, Aussieroaming said:

The RTP won't be clean and corruption free until they clean it out of dirty cops, starting from the top down. That scumbag copper has obviously done this many times before in order to live a hiso life, not in line with his yearly wealth and he would have been greasing RTP senior management wheels ( his bosses) since day 1. You don't flaunt that sort of wealth if you haven't got protection. 

"Elephant ticket"?

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32 minutes ago, mahtin said:

They probably did fix the cameras they knew about, but the one that took this video was hidden by someone who wanted out.

The officer that released this must be fearing for his life. Most likely will end up "missing" soon.

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4 policemen arrested for allegedly killing suspect in viral video, manhunt for others underway

 

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The already tainted reputation of the Thai police has been dealt another devastating blow by the release of a viral video clip, purportedly showing a group of plainclothes officers torturing a suspect to death.

 

Seven police officers in Nakhon Sawan province’s Muang district, who are believed to have been involved in the alleged murder of the suspect, have been dismissed from the police service, pending the outcome of an investigation. They have initially been charged with abuse of authority, coercion and murder through torture or brutal acts. Warrants for their arrests have also been issued by the Nakhon Sawan Provincial Court.

 

Four have been captured and three are on the run, including Pol Col Thitisan Uttanaphon, also known as “Joe Ferrari” for his supercar collection, who was the superintendent of the Muang district police in Nakhon Sawan.

 

Thitisan reportedly went underground three days ago, after he was transferred to the operations centre of the 6th Region Provincial Police Bureau.

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/4-policemen-arrested-for-allegedly-killing-suspect-in-viral-video-manhunt-for-others-underway/

 

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