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Bangkok police have offered to hold truce talks with the anti-government “Talugas” group, in an effort to find a peaceful solution to the weeks of violent protests at Din Daeng intersection, Pol Maj-Gen Jirasant Kaewsang-ek, deputy metropolitan police commissioner, told a news conference this morning (Tuesday).

 

He said, however, that the police will have to enforce the law strictly, if protesters resort to violence, while dismissing an allegation that police used teargas at the intersection last night.

 

The deputy commissioner also offered an apology to residents of the Din Daeng community over the searches of some apartment buildings late last night, looking for protesters believed to have been hiding there to evade arrest, insisting that the searches were necessary to restore peace and order.

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/police-ready-to-talk-to-talugas-apologise-to-din-daeng-residents-for-search/

 

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1 hour ago, internationalism said:

that's look as a shotgun in a residential building.

I suspect that it is a weapon for firing 'rubber' bullets.

However, it is still illegal and the rest of your comments stand.

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I think their demands are pretty clear and from what I can gather through Thai people I talk too a very large part of the population have exactly the same thoughts 

 

They seem to be fed up with the Thai style demacracy that isn't actually demacracy - the same people are running the country no matter who they vote for 

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The peaceful solution is for Prayut and his cronies to step down. Given that he is preparing his campaign strategy for another 4 years it seems that the protests are likely to ramp up in coming months.

 

Apparently the first 4 years after he stole control wasn't counted in the mandated 8 year max political leadership, as he wasn't an elected official. Not suprising to see that he has no intention of reliquishing power anytime soon.

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14 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The deputy commissioner also offered an apology to residents of the Din Daeng community over the searches of some apartment buildings late last night, looking for protesters believed to have been hiding there to evade arrest, insisting that the searches were necessary to restore peace and order.

Big brother in control.

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Most nights plod can't be bothered with getting in pickups and driving about and choose to blind everyone with high powered lasers and tear gas across 6 lanes of high speed traffic have they thought about patrolling ???? 

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