4 hours ago, webfact said:

 

"I forgive the person that shared it

So drop the defamation case against him if all is forgiven Right 

4 hours ago, webfact said:

"I forgive the person that shared it."

No mention of any forgiveness for the person who actually filmed him committing the murder then?

The rumors on the Thai net (from she who must be obeyed) is that this person isn't actually the policeman in question.

 

Why was he allowed to disguise his face, why was he allowed to phone-in his interview and not appear in person?

 

Got to love a good conspiracy theory.

35 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

The rumors on the Thai net (from she who must be obeyed) is that this person isn't actually the policeman in question

Maybe he's already skipped the country soon to be known as Red bull Jo

47 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

The rumors on the Thai net (from she who must be obeyed) is that this person isn't actually the policeman in question.

 

Why was he allowed to disguise his face, why was he allowed to phone-in his interview and not appear in person?

 

Got to love a good conspiracy theory.

thats what my tart said too

4 hours ago, webfact said:

"I was only doing my job and didn't mean to hurt anyone. That's the truth"

The RTP, after lengthy consultation with the Thai Government, have come up with a solution to the unfortunate accident at Nakhon Sawan police station by issuing a new law.  Effective immediate, all plastic bags, greater than head size, must be hole punched and carry the following: 

 

WARNING!  KEEP OUT OF THE REACH OF THAI POLICE SUPERINTENDENT'S AND CHILDREN'S HANDS!

 

 

If his bank account is full his charges will be dropped in no time.  If not bye bye.   

This is simple, he was a good earner, and the people who shared in that want him back in his old position earning, not making fishing nets in Bang Kwang.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

He died and a hospital said the cause of death was drugs though they now say a fuller report is due

Yeah... the hospital has some explaining to do too... maybe the doctor needs questioning .

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Asked about the video he could only say:

 

"I forgive the person that shared it."

I hope he continues to deny it, when in court and sentence is passed he'll get the full length term instead of the half sentence for admitting guilt.

4 hours ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

If there was no video then this would all be able to be swept conveniently under the carpet.

Even more there would have been no need to sweep any thing under any carpet.

It would have been no issue at all.

5 hours ago, Will B Good said:

If that is your application for the position of judge in Thai it is a serious FAIL....555

Works for me, I'd give him the job

 

5 hours ago, Phuketshrew said:

Says a lot about people of his ilk where he thinks that honesty and integrity needs to be forgiven ....

Or that as far as he's concerned he's done no wrong.... 

3 hours ago, Wiggy said:

Not in the Red Bull case. It all depends where the money is. 

Yes a good point, but the deed was already done and their colleague was dead, so time to get paid.

"I forgive the person that shared it."

"But I won't forget, be careful"

 

That's probably what he meant! I would have loved to be a fly on the wall when he had his initial meeting with his bosses.

I would imagine the numbers being thrown about to be mind boggling.

"Jo you sneaky git you almost have as much as me, what about this idea Jo? You cough up some cash for the family and then fill my garage and bank account and once all the fuss dies down I'll see about an early release in the meantime I'll make sure your incarceration is pleasant"

This is only my version of any conversations.

I've never heard of any follow-up stories of headline cases ???? I wonder if this will be any different? 

 

only doing his job???????????????????????????

I think we will see a George Floyd defence for Jo - he actually died from drugs and the 5 plastic bags and beating were not contributory causes of death.  And a Nuremburg defence for the murderous side kicks - I was only following orders.  The difference is that a combination of corrupt cops, prosecutors and judges will accept this garbage, laughing hilarously all the way to the bank.  Add the BS narrative that he was a heroic cop interesting only in saving the youth of Nakorn Sawan.  The widow who is already scared sh1tless will gladly say whatever they tell her to in court.  The whistle blower will have a nasty accident very soon. The murderers will all be out on bail in a couple of weeks to give them the chance to destroy evidence and witnesses and deliver brown envelopes pledged to those on high.  Soon they will be reinstated at the trough with back pay, promotions and bonuses and placing wholesale orders with plastic bag manufacturers again. 

All the big police here are very corrupt for that matter all the generals here are very corrupt fire and it’s just a very corrupt place TIT

"I was only doing my job and didn't mean to hurt anyone. That's the truth". Asked about the video he could only say: "I forgive the person that shared it."

 

That sums it up. I am a Thai cop. My job is to work the franchise. Nobody expects me to be honest. I extort, I harm, I steal, and the last thing in the world I do is uphold the law, and protect and serve the Thai people. I am a crook, and nobody expects otherwise. And of course, everyone knows the higher the rank, the bigger the crook. Extends all the way up to the PM, though I am not supposed to say that. 

 

If we are not thieving and conniving, we are oppressing the people. That is who we are. 

 

 

"I forgive the person that shared this."

 

I certainly wouldn't want his corrupt 'forgiveness'.

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Naew Na reported that Jo looked exhausted and pale after a five hour grilling from a senior officer who they called Big Mai.

If he was only doing his job and it is acceptable (to the RTP) to use plastic bags whilst interrogating suspects, is there a video of Big Mai using the same method on Jo Ferrari? He would only be doing his job....right?

5 hours ago, RotBenz8888 said:

.... and the killer cop is of the hook. 

They may now be forced to carry out a full autopsy and toxicology screening. 

6 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

I am not sure the person who shared the video wants  forgiveness, he deserves praise for highlighting the horrible bullies within the Thai police force !

He deserves more then praise it took a lot of courage and risks to his own life he should be promoted to the top Thailand need more people like him  and hopefully this will set an example to others in the future 

2 minutes ago, RJRS1301 said:

They may now be forced to carry out a full autopsy and toxicology screening. 

He was cremated day after so daubt they can do anything 

2 minutes ago, malthebluff said:

He was cremated day after so daubt they can do anything 

Oh, the evidence was disposed of fairly quickly to clear the way for "nothing to see here"

 

5 minutes ago, RJRS1301 said:

Oh, the evidence was disposed of fairly quickly to clear the way for "nothing to see here"

 

Welcome to Thailand same thing in 2012 happened all given death sentence but out free 6 month later 

5 hours ago, mtls2005 said:

Of course he'll get bail. Seems like he can afford it.

 

Meanwhile villainous young protesters sit in jail without bail.

 

Amazing thailand.

 

 

He and his partners in crime have been refused bail. It's actually in the headline and repeated in the opening paragraph. Care to withdraw your comment? Amazing poster.

4 hours ago, jaltsc said:

"That's the truth."

Case closed. If you can't trust the word of a 43,000/month, salaried cop with close to a billion baht in assets, whose word can you trust?

Come on! He liked each car and launched Go Fund Me for every one of them.

1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

Yeah... the hospital has some explaining to do too... maybe the doctor needs questioning .

Not really. If a few police/mafia show up and demand to dictate what the cause of death was, would you argue the toss? Add intimidation to the charges if it isn't included already.

2 hours ago, Sydebolle said:

In Udon Thani a culprit was handed down the death sentence for killing two people. 

I assume that Joe Ferrari should write his testament; all assets for which he cannot prove legal source, should be sold off and the money to be turned over to Human Rights Watch Thailand. 

The court proceedings including the execution of this little Sweetheart of the Royal Thai Police should be live on TV - maybe then it might sink in, what it means to live in such a corrupt slime called Thailand 2021. 

If I hear "I was only doing my job and didn't mean to hurt anyone. That's the truth" or commenting on the source which went public with the CCTV clip "I forgive the person that shared it" I could vomit. 

What a soulless pr1ck among tens of thousands of soulless, money hungry, brutal, law breaking pr1cks. Get rid of him and his likes and Thailand would move a huge leap forward ............ 

By the way, did anyone check on the shack and the transportation media of Joe Ferrari's bosses? 

 

I wish that they adopted the treatment handed out for those found guilty >> found guilty >> take outside >> bullet in the head.

 

Honestly, a short shock sharp treatment for the .. er .. thousands of corrupt police, government politicians and other officlasl would make them 'sit up'!  (Maybe 'thousands' was too small a number to execute...)