11 hours ago, worgeordie said:

Not really , they should check into the lives and properties of those in the Police ,

Armed forces, Government officials , MP's , and see what is been hidden ..in  plain

sight , they don't even hide the wealth and properties they own, but could never

explain where the money came from to purchase all the cars, property, and money

in bank accounts. one thing for sure the tax man needs to wake up ,,,,,

regards worgeordie

Those at the top have covered their tracks by passing a law so that they don't have to divulge their wealth.

You know how bent they must be.

7 hours ago, Banana7 said:

How come the PM doesn't cleanup the RTP, especially the boys in Bangkok, and all who have massive assets far exceeding what they couldn't possibly amass on a Policeman's
salary?

Probably because the police are protecting the PM (who stole power illegally) from the Thai people. As we saw a couple of days ago when a gang of thuggish Thai cops kicked those young protesters off their bikes, shot rubber bullets at them and beat them as they lay on the ground.

 

Not to mention that the Army is equally as corrupt, as we saw with ol' fatty and his collection of Rolexes borrowed from a dead friend. Or the convicted drug dealer tipped by some to be Prayut's replacement.

 

They're all as bad as each other. There will be no cleanup, only the occasional conviction of low hanging fruit to pretend they are tackling the issue, and only when deemed absolutely necessary because the stench has become too obvious and too odious for even the downtrodden Thai people to pretend to ignore.

You should see the chief of police in Chiang Mai’s house   Everybody knows it’s common knowledge they all Mary very wealthy women billionaires it’s all the misunderstanding all those luxury cars in front of his house they were borrow from Friends TiT

35 minutes ago, Nip said:

Not his car's. They belong to his gardener. 

Correct, and  he rents  the property from his housekeeper for B 10, 000 month. 

And here was everyone thinking he is corrupt when he's just a hard working police officer trying to make ends meet each month and support his family. 

Drug raid cars…. Common for police to keep cars and expensive watches from the raids. 
 

This police must be the biggest idiot, killing over 1 million baht when he could easily have gotten it else where. But he has a lot of influence hence he was able to be promote at such a young age.

12 hours ago, Shuya said:

Did he borrow the cars from a friend?

Dead friend?

Mueang Nakhon Sawan is obviously a lucrative posting for a ranking cop. Wouldn't be surprised if there is a queue already chomping at the bits for a transfer there..., hmm, that reminds me: the Thai Top Cop declared assets of over 100,000,000, he never explained how he got that, being a "good apple" and all.

As others have said the only thing that surprises me is how blatant they are about their corruption. Even mafia bosses would be a bit more discreet.

4 minutes ago, Whale said:

c) deep down how does the Thai mind accept this kind of thing (and they do just think it is their "normal")

That s an interesting question. I remember during the "Bangkok Shutdown" , which was supposed to lead to mass reforms, Jonathon Head interviewed Dr Seri Wongmontha on stage during a rally. Dr Seri minced a little about how "Thai people accept some corruption but Thaksin went overboard" then he went into full rant mode about how    "...... you have to understand the context of Thailand before you can talk about Thailand".

 

Basically saying that Thailand is partly about corruption.

How did the video end up with the lawyer ? 

Perhaps a disgruntled comrade ?

 

Did they also discover millions and millions of cash? Or was that not part of any official report? 

Just now, itsari said:

How did the video end up with the lawyer ? 

Perhaps a disgruntled comrade ?

 

I think it was sent by one of the junior police at the station. He daren't send it himself in case he ended up as another "drug overdose".

It's almost funny when now the "authorities" are shocked and they promise us they will find out why he was unusually rich. Obviously they will concentrate on this one police officer only.

 

Because if they would check many, especially high ranking, officers then it would be apparent that Joe Ferrari wasn't really unusually rich. I am sure it is not unusual for police officers to be a lot richer than their salaries would suggest. I guess they all are lucky in the lottery - probably karma because they are all working hard to serve and protect. TiT ???? 

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12 hours ago, Gold Star said:

There must be many others involved, like a ponzi scheme where each of those lower down gets a cut.

No way one could amass riches like this by himself without others being complicit or aware of such shakedowns.

His future is now the poster boy of Police corruption. 

 

 

His future is more likely in a body bag...

Turns out he wears a cheap watch.

Has anyone thought of checking out the residences of the higher ups of this pr1ck? Living in shacks in Klong Toey? 

The BiBs sure know how to make their modest salary go far.

 

A person working as a Police Officer in Thailand typically earns around 60,400 THB per month. Salaries range from 27,800 THB (lowest) to 96,000 THB (highest).

 

http://www.salaryexplorer.com/salary-survey.php?loc=215&loctype=1&job=504&jobtype=3

 

UPDATE:

 

"Joe Ferrari" former police chief has 29 cars - many luxury supercars and sports models - on a 43K salary

 

Picture: Sanook

 

The chief of the Royal Thai Police General Suwat Chaengyodsuk sent in Pol Maj-Gen Noppasin Phoonsawat to try and find a fugitive police colonel at the center of a murder inquiry.

 

Full story: https://aseannow.com/topic/1228793-joe-ferrari-former-police-chief-has-29-cars-many-luxury-supercars-and-sports-models-on-a-43k-salary/

The sale of property and cars will no doubt feed the pockets of other cops.

Hasn't the Thailand Tax Division heard of lifestyle audits? Oh, sorry, that Division is is probably littered with corruption as well.

I don't know the real story..but the young lady next door to me for awhile had a policeman as a boyfriend (not around anymore) but he would come over to her house a couple of times a week when they were dating and he had at least 5 cars/trucks that I counted...all pretty new and fairly high end. I think the level of corruption is so incorporated into the system that nobody really gives it a second thought except of course when you murder someone on video.

11 hours ago, Neeranam said:

Recently, I turned down a job offer from an Assistant Commissioner in the RTP.  

No senior policeman gets there by being an honest, upstanding citizen. As a friend said about the guy, he's actually a nice cop -  he gets other people do do the 'whacking'. I use this word, as the similarities to the mob are uncanny. 

Another reason was that the job offered no money; the payment was to be in 'protection'.

I think most foreigners don't know the half of what goes on in the force, and actually I have often heard them boasting about some member of the extended family being a copper. 

 

 

Almost every Thai has someone in their family or close friends that is a Cop, as some sort of "power"...and yes, the dumb foreigners think that gives them some "power" or false confidence or insurance.

 

I used to enjoy the new foreigners in Phuket starting a business (usually entertainment) saying everything will be fine - because we have a Cop as a shareholder. Until they are making losses upon  losses and that Cop comes around every month for his cut - regardless if they are losing money. They soon find out the "benefit" of having a Thai Cop too close...

 

 

So what does the Thai National Anti Corruption Commission (NACC) think about this, and many other officers no doubt. The biggest joke is that Thailand has such a Commission but does nothing about totally blatant corruption like this.

1 minute ago, Henryford said:

So what does the Thai National Anti Corruption Commission (NACC) think about this, and many other officers no doubt. The biggest joke is that Thailand has such a Commission but does nothing about totally blatant corruption like this.

They're too busy hiding their supercars today...wait until tomorrow for a statement

10 hours ago, DaveE13 said:

 Not the brightest copper around. All those expensive motors. Big gaff. Rich hi so wife,  but didn't realise that he had cctv in a bloody police station.

He was well aware the camera was there and recording his disgusting behaviour.....he just didnt care.  This was in the police station for all to see, not in a back interview room or a safe house hidden in the country out of sight.  These guys get away with it for so long they become delusional believing they are untouchable.  Remember the cop who shot the noodle vendor in the street in plain view for all to see?  "Dont you know who I am?"

12 hours ago, herfiehandbag said:

They just can't help themselves can they?

He's done a runner to Loas

Another sad reminder that in Thailand, just as in any other plutocratic state, power means doing virtually whatever you please with little or no accountability.

1 hour ago, klauskunkel said:

Mueang Nakhon Sawan is obviously a lucrative posting for a ranking cop. Wouldn't be surprised if there is a queue already chomping at the bits for a transfer there..., hmm, that reminds me: the Thai Top Cop declared assets of over 100,000,000, he never explained how he got that, being a "good apple" and all.

Nose must be well out of joint. Appears one of his lackeys has that more than that in his car collection.

Torture death of drug suspect in Nakhon Sawan raises long-held suspicions on police corruption

 

High profile and wealthy former Police Colonel Thitisan Utthanaphon is on the run as the police zero in on his wealth after a shocking video clip showing him torturing a 24-year-old drug suspect, arrested on August 5th last in Nakhon Sawan, blew up his attempts to weave a web of deceit and cover-up what the National Police Commissioner General Suwat Jang­yod­suk has described as a serious criminal act when he was seen torturing the bound suspect by applying a plastic bag to the man’s head.

 

https://www.thaiexaminer.com/thai-news-foreigners/2021/08/26/hunt-for-corrupt-nakhon-sawan-police-chief/