Police captain deliberately blocks ambulance with unconscious passenger in back - pays 500 baht fine and sends flowers

[Nicholas Paul KNIGHT]

Why is HE still a Captain ?  Disgraceful behaviour for anyone, even more so for a Serving ROYAL THAI POLICE OFFICER . 

[Orinoco]

1 hour ago, silver sea said:

It happens in Farangland too, although the guy in the example below is not a cop

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11413045/EXCLUSIVE-Pictured-Senseless-irresponsible-driver-avoided-jail-blocking-ambulance.html

Yes very true.

But it's not a regular thing, from where we all come from.

But it goes on all the time here. I have seen it a few times myself here.

Where people will not more over for a rescue/ambulance vehicle.

The vehicles has to under take the sad selfish sods. or cross two  or three lanes to get round the idiots.

They should start to make examples of this type of driver.

and a good candidate would be the one in this thread.

A Policeman, what a joke he is. 

 

 

 

[maddermax]

It is to be hoped that one day there will be similar delay for the ambulance in which he is suffering! Particularly shameful for a police officer to behave in such a way. However, that is the Thai police - no shame! No wonder nobody respects them.

[Jonathan Swift]

This sounds like drunken behavior.

[Jonathan Swift]

At least they published his name, if nothing else he is publicly humiliated

[tandor]

3 hours ago, ThailandRyan said:

Time to be moved to an inactive post scrubbing g toilets at the hospital as pennance...

Flipping retard......but you see it daily.

I'm sorry but all 'inactive posts' have been taken; in fact there is a long waiting list for all positions.

[cnx101]

2 hours ago, MJCM said:

I just wonder in this case what happened to the Police credo "Protect and Serve" ????

I think you forget where you are

[DjSilver]

Why aren't we surprised? Thia is Thailand, with low penalties and stupidity all the time. Welcome to living in Thailand.

[JonnyF]

Should be sacked, the miserable POS.

[aussienam]

2 hours ago, MJCM said:

I just wonder in this case what happened to the Police credo "Protect and Serve" ????

In Thailand the Police credo is to "Collect and Disserve"

[Orinoco]

1 hour ago, stoner said:

they're empty inside.

I'm not so sure about that.

A lot a are,  full of something. when was the last time you used a  local Plumber or Electrician. 

 

 

[MJCM]

2 minutes ago, cnx101 said:

I think you forget where you are

Don't all AN members from time to time

[spidermike007]

Is it safe to say two of the most toxic institutions in Thailand are the RTP and the army? Neither seem to be of much use to the people. The police seem to be the worst, with attitude issues. 

 

Police Colonel Charnchai Bengjantheukwith the Dan Khun Thot force in Nakhon Ratchasima in NE Thailand, is one of them. A thoroughly toxic man, full of himself for no justifiable reason, other than his rank and power. Someone needs to straighten him out.

 

Where is Charlie Bronson when he is needed? 

 

 

[Spock]

14 minutes ago, Jonathan Swift said:

At least they published his name, if nothing else he is publicly humiliated

They should also have published his address, mobile number and Facebook page. His superior should also have condemned this guy in public.

[RichardColeman]

3 hours ago, MJCM said:

500 THB fine and some flowers for endangering another persons life?

 

B... h... that is messed up

 

????

He's an untouchable, unrepentant policeman, get over it

[dallen52]

And if the patient died?

3 wais

 

Should be struck off.

But many times with EMS they could just be late for tea.

And using lights and sirens. 

 

 

 

[jvs]

19 minutes ago, Spock said:

They should also have published his address, mobile number and Facebook page. His superior should also have condemned this guy in public.

Don't worry,Thai society will take care of that.

He will be hunted down on social media and receive curses and threats.

Not only him but his whole family as well.

In many cases like this in Thailand they will also lose their job because the employer also gets haunted.

He nearly ended some one live with his stupid ignorant behaviour

just makes me wonder how many lives he has wrecked already in"

the course of his duty"

[Tengtai]

Another spoiled boy in a man's body. 

[dallen52]

3 hours ago, MJCM said:

I just wonder in this case what happened to the Police credo "Protect and Serve" ????

He should have provided an escort.

Other countries would have. 

But TIT

[djayz]

Just when I thought that uniform couldn't be disgraced any further. 

 

Immediate suspension for this guy and vehicle impounded for a year! Might teach him some basic manners. 

[billsmart]

This, of course, is inexcusable, but IMO of living in Thailand for over 20 years, I've seen almost NO ONE give right-a-way to vehicles with their emergency lights on and sirens blaring. I, as I was taught, immediately turn on my emergency blinkers and pull over the side, either side, to let the emergency vehicle pass. When I do that, I am usually honked at by the other Thai drivers and they immediately take advantage of the situation to pass me on the road! ???? 

What are your experiences in situations like this on the highways? 

[Spock]

35 minutes ago, RichardColeman said:

He's an untouchable, unrepentant policeman, get over it

The problem with everyone 'getting over it' is that the perpetrators get away with it.

[Spock]

7 minutes ago, billsmart said:

This, of course, is inexcusable, but IMO of living in Thailand for over 20 years, I've seen almost NO ONE give right-a-way to vehicles with their emergency lights on and sirens blaring. I, as I was taught, immediately turn on my emergency blinkers and pull over the side, either side, to let the emergency vehicle pass. When I do that, I am usually honked at by the other Thai drivers and they immediately take advantage of the situation to pass me on the road! ???? 

What are your experiences in situations like this on the highways? 

If true, it doesn't say much for the morality or humanity of the locals.

[billsmart]

3 minutes ago, Spock said:

If true, it doesn't say much for the morality or humanity of the locals.

That, or it suggests their training in how to drive wasn't sufficient enough to issue them a driver's license.

[sometimewoodworker]

4 hours ago, JeffersLos said:

What's the reason for this in Thai society?

 

It’s not unique to Thai society, some Japanese do exactly the same thing.

[chilli42]

So why expect that the ‘unimportant people’ would follow the rules of the road if a police captain is not willing to do so?

[renaissanc]

He'll get his karma one day. Perhaps he'll be the unconscious woman who is being prevented from getting to a hospital one day.

[BerndN]

4 hours ago, JoePai said:

Piece of <deleted>

"deleted"  yes, you are right, piece of sh@t !

[4MyEgo]

Karma, as for the flowers, well they can send some when he's good and buried, but wouldn't was a single baht on this piece of cat turd.

 

 

[oobar]

50 minutes ago, billsmart said:

This, of course, is inexcusable, but IMO of living in Thailand for over 20 years, I've seen almost NO ONE give right-a-way to vehicles with their emergency lights on and sirens blaring. I, as I was taught, immediately turn on my emergency blinkers and pull over the side, either side, to let the emergency vehicle pass. When I do that, I am usually honked at by the other Thai drivers and they immediately take advantage of the situation to pass me on the road! ???? 

Ah, you and I live in the same Thailand.