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Police assure no special treatment of officers implicated in drug suspect’s death


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Pol Col Thitisan Utthaphol

 

Thailand’s police inspector-general, Pol Gen Visanu Prasartthongosoth, has given his assurance that there will be no special protection of the police officers involved in the alleged torture of a drug suspect in their custody, while the deputy national police chief, Pol Gen Suchart Thiraswasdi, claimed today that police know the whereabouts of former Pol Col Thitisan Utthaphol, the key suspect in the alleged unlawful killing.

 

Some Thai media have reported that Thitisan, also known as Joe Ferrari, has already been apprehended in Myawaddy, Myanmar, but Thai police have not yet confirmed it.

 

Pol Gen Suchart has been assigned by the national police chief to oversee the controversial case, which has caused public outrage over the alleged police brutality seen in the globally disseminated video clip.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/police-assures-no-special-treatment-of-officers-implicated-in-drug-suspects-death/

 

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16 minutes ago, Thaiwrath said:

he said it could not be determined at this stage whether the abuse seen in the video was intended to extort money from the victim or to extract information about the illicit drug trade.

 

Not sure this matters, it is MURDER and punishable with life sentences, at the very least.

Two birds with one stone.

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12 minutes ago, hanuman2543 said:

"there will be no special protection of the police officers involved in the alleged torture of a drug suspect in their custody"

 

Like in the case in Kalasin?

 

"whether the abuse seen in the video was intended to extort money from the victim or to extract information about the illicit drug trade."

 

DOES that mean torture to extract money is illegal, torture to extract info is lawful?

Unbelievable isn't it. Can't keep their traps shut these fools 

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Indeed there will be no special treatment over and above that accorded to a high ranking well connected Policeperson of  wealth derived from legitimate rewards attributed to successful interventions involving the extraordinary and dangerous importation of (aged and often stolen but insurance compensated) "luxury vehicles which same person managed to Legitimate and acquire at least a number of !

The interpretation will likely provide evidence of an accidental over applied tactic to extract and elicit information ( that is less messy in the  back office than water boarding ) to establish where the funds  from a lucrative drug deal are? Primary  leads to that are unfortunately now dead but relative to the scale of the business insignificant.

The significance is the attention to this gross event and the outcome in terms of agitated social expectations at a time when such social objections to a range of issues is becoming vociferous.

Or will it be  just a small turn of the wheel ?

 

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3 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

he said it could not be determined at this stage whether the abuse seen in the video was intended to extort money from the victim or to extract information about the illicit drug trade.

 

Not sure this matters, it is MURDER and punishable with life sentences, at the very least.

Manslaughter, the extortion and it's rockstar scale is the thing here. I wonder if this would spark a Thai "Spring"? Nah, it's part of the culture, since warlord times, pay it upward, or else!

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By the look of the skinny little runt, hes never done an honest days work in his  miserable life.  As for the photo of the "interrogation "    everyones there but the family dog, and  the  culprit  is given a phone  to talk to the media, where he promptly and publicly  starts his defence.   Ive always thought    the brown slime was  useless, but I didnt realise just how ill trained and stupid they are.

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This is a delicate line for the powers-that-be to walk.

 

Leave him alive, then he may talk about all those above him with whom he has been sharing his loot.

 

Try get him off free, the commoners will complain.

 

Try to get him to accept a prison term, less than 10 years, and a royal pardon in three.

 

Often, pre-COVID, these types end up passing away unexpectedly from some sort of respiratory ailment.

 

 

His "elephant ticket" as a wise investment, and the folks (other police) who loaned him the money for it were happy with his ability as an "earner".

 

 

 

 

 

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