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Ex-police chief ‘Joe Ferrari’ has 600 MILLION baht in assets


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1 hour ago, worgeordie said:

600 Million THB in assets , salary 43,000 THB month ,I think

the tax man needs to have a close look at him too.

regards Worgeordie

Oh I am sure he has declared all income producing assets to the tax man.

Wonder how many houses he owns?

 

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

Now it looks like the pan who had a salary or 43,400 baht has 600 million baht in the bank, property and cars.

 

But....but....this must be a terrible misunderstanding. He swore on his amulet that he was only trying to protect the children.

 

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

Next you will be arguing that nobody receives preferential treatment or there's no corruption here and expect us all to believe it. 

Wifey claims (and she is never wrong) people are paid to serve time for others. Just need a passing resemblance (and a lot of money)

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1 hour ago, JonnyF said:

Surely there has to be some misunderstanding. I mean, how could a Thai person with such a lovely, polite Wai do such a thing? ????

 

Here's my prediction. Seeing as this has hit social media there will be lots of talk of police reform. Joe Ferrari will have to do a (very short) stretch in a very luxurious wing of the prison. Meanwhile, judges, prosecutors, lawyers, prison directors etc. all end up with extraordinarily wealthy gardeners and Joe Ferrari comes out of prison a lot poorer than he went in, but still a very wealthy man (more of a Joe BMW).

I reckon you hit the nail on the head with that assessment!

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1 minute ago, Excel said:

Hence bring in the Chinese and execute the lot of them from the top down to provincial level. The rest then may understand corruption will be punished. If that is 10,000 or 100,000 it makes no matter . The bigger the number punished the bigger the incentive not to do it.

You should run for office....555

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Thai customs officials say Mr Thitisant confiscated 368 such cars since 2011, which could potentially have earned him around 400 million baht.

 

So he have 600 million baht.

Where the difference aka 200 millions come from?

 

Extortion?
Drug trafficking?

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1 hour ago, shackleton said:

Why is there no mention of the assets held by the guys arrested along with him 

Can image they have more than their monthly pay would provide for ?

 

They were just young underlings he was 'Training'; learning from the Master so to speak !

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36 minutes ago, tomacht8 said:

Thai customs officials say Mr Thitisant confiscated 368 such cars since 2011, which could potentially have earned him around 400 million baht.

 

So he have 600 million baht.

Where the difference aka 200 millions come from?

 

Extortion?
Drug trafficking?

Bitcoin

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56 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

Wifey claims (and she is never wrong) people are paid to serve time for others. Just need a passing resemblance (and a lot of money)

No doubt. 

 

High profile criminals with warrants out for their arrest can just remain at home unperturbed, examples include Red Bull Boss (in and out of Bangkok until 2017) and Kamnan Poh, convicted murderer, Godfather of Chonburi and father of the current Mayor of Pattaya and government ministers. 

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