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Foreigners Who Allegedly Attacked Thai Tourists on Samui Island Reportedly Relocated to Phuket

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5 hours ago, Edwin Cameron said:

I would say self exoplanetary, like so many of these fools

You call them fools in the same sentence that you use the "word" "exoplanetary"?   Brilliant.

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  • Big Joke as you mock him is the only one of a few policemen that actually do something.

  • Obviously you have no idea why he’s called Big Joke, which has nothing to do with the English meaning. Look it up.

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3 hours ago, ChrisY1 said:

In another case, Thais that attacked foreign tourists cannot be found!

Thais attacking foreigners?? No, Thais only smile and bow (says the TAT)...

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5 hours ago, Edwin Cameron said:

You must ask yourself why his nick-name is 'Big Joke' ? I would say self exoplanetary, like so many of these fools that put on a pretty uniform with lot's of 'Pips' and work to feather there own nest's.

You're an English teacher, yes?

4 hours ago, Andycoops said:

It's all about saving face, they can't say they don't know, they can't admit responsibility for their actions, they can't say sorry etc...

It's a fragile ego culture from the top to the bottom.

The world hub of fudging it.

Complete shi_te.

foreigners know if they attack a thai it could be their quick exit there is no right or wrong to be found

The article itself doesn't say investigate, just found, visa checked and possibly fleeced, TIT.

Am hoping it will be Orcs

43 minutes ago, recom273 said:

 

You know how these guys roll, we can presume he flies on business jets.

That's a n extremely unsafe assumption (there being no evidence of such a flight it cannot be a "presumption", either).

4 hours ago, Foghorn said:

for Thais it pays to lie  because when caught out there are no consequences  

They lie anyway (best they learned to get away with any situation) if lose the face by evidence then "apologize" for misunderstanding ????????

4 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Big Joke as you mock him is the only one of a few policemen that actually do something.

Believe me, he has his own agenda.

Please send them to the BKK Hilton.  There is always a welcoming party for folks who think they can attack Thais in this country.  It is not a nice party.

What happens when a group of cowardly Thais out number and attack farangs - very common, we all know the answer is nothing.

 

I find it amusing some Thais got a good kicking....

 

They're hunting the culprits down nationwide - spot the difference....

So much is missing in the article?

So what happen assumptions? 

Did a fight break out the loser reported it and big joke had to be called in?

 

If I was big joke in a land where loss of face they take the big off the Triad case and he flying around in a jet to solving a fist fight.  I like Big Joke to give me a call so I can explain how small this looks????

6 hours ago, Edwin Cameron said:

You must ask yourself why his nick-name is 'Big Joke' ? I would say self exoplanetary, like so many of these fools that put on a pretty uniform with lot's of 'Pips' and work to feather there own nest's.

You obviously have not been here long.  Bug joke is anything but he is probably the most trusted cop by expat and Thais.

 

If he is involved then it'll be interesting to see what happens.

 

Smart move getting them off the island.

6 hours ago, Edwin Cameron said:

You must ask yourself why his nick-name is 'Big Joke' ? I would say self exoplanetary, like so many of these fools that put on a pretty uniform with lot's of 'Pips' and work to feather there own nest's.

It could mean that he is an extremely funny fellow, the centre of every social group because of his infectious sense of humour, his spontaneous delivery of great one liners and witty retorts. Perhaps his rapier wit has made him the Oscar Wilde of the RTP. But I suspect your explanation is closer to the truth.

1 hour ago, sateuk said:

Where is this please 

I'll take a guess and say Koh Phayam.

Have a great day

6 hours ago, Foghorn said:

A lorry ran into the back of my vehicle, the driver of lorry said I jammed my brakes on , a witness in truck said same , the police agreed, the insurance guys agreed, I went 30 meters up the road to a tyre place and gave them 300 baht for there cctv footage , it showed the lorry driver not slowing down  for the congestion,  insurance changed their mind and police just walked away , for Thais it pays to lie  because when caught out there are no consequences  . You can’t believe what they say .

So why is it when I was hit by a car when riding, the car driver admitted fault and the cops said it was his fault too? Plus, what has your story got to do with this news report?

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6 hours ago, NemoH said:

There is a Chinese saying - “Even dragons are afraid of local snakes”. ???? so it’s foolish to come to a foreign land to cause trouble… 

We really dont need to hear any Chinese Proverbs , they will be here soon enough they can tell us themselves just follow the flag for your lessons 

I suspect the Thai started the argument if not fight.

Why the big fuss?

If between Thais would these people get involved or is it an opportunity for free travel and MORE $$ expense claim

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6 hours ago, Foghorn said:

A lorry ran into the back of my vehicle, the driver of lorry said I jammed my brakes on , a witness in truck said same , the police agreed, the insurance guys agreed, I went 30 meters up the road to a tyre place and gave them 300 baht for there cctv footage , it showed the lorry driver not slowing down  for the congestion,  insurance changed their mind and police just walked away , for Thais it pays to lie  because when caught out there are no consequences  . You can’t believe what they say .

Thailand is a very corrupt country and it is wise not to trust the Thai people. Your story  concerning the lorry accident confirms my decision to install both a front and rear dash camera in my Thai vehicle. You can never be too cautious in Thailand.

19 minutes ago, PremiumLane said:

So why is it when I was hit by a car when riding, the car driver admitted fault and the cops said it was his fault too? Plus, what has your story got to do with this news report?

So why is it when I was hit by a car when riding the car driver refused to admit fault, claimed I ran a red light and also claimed he was driving in a different direction. When cctv showed him to be a complete liar, he signed a statement admitting responsibility, agreed to pay compensation and was fined 400 baht. The day the first payment was due, he turned up at the police station and said he'd changed his mind and is was all the foreigners fault. I've never received a single baht from him.

 

We've all got different stories of things that have happened to us over the years here, none of them define the Thai people, there's good and there's bad.

7 hours ago, Edwin Cameron said:

You must ask yourself why his nick-name is 'Big Joke' ? I would say self exoplanetary, like so many of these fools that put on a pretty uniform with lot's of 'Pips' and work to feather there own nest's.

the big joke is that its not big " joke " but big " jok " - as in rice porridge . maybe learn to read and speak thai 

5 hours ago, rwill said:

According to an article on Thaiger they claimed to be part of a rich and powerful mafia group.  It started when one of the men stepped on the Thai womans foot and handbag while standing on a sofa to get a better view of the fireworks.

 

It does also state that other foreigners tried to help the Thai women and they were also attacked.

 

I'm not sure if you can Link Thaiger articles here so I did not.

The latest Thaiger story identified two of them as "Australian citizens." And says they poured beer over the mother's head. Australian mafia? Hmmm. 

3 hours ago, recom273 said:

10/10 for observation! 

 

Big Joke was in Samui yesterday investigating an international school teacher accused of molesting a kindergarten kid.

You say what where is that news article?

56 minutes ago, nahkit said:

We've all got different stories of things that have happened to us over the years here, none of them define the Thai people, there's good and there's bad.

which was my point

17 minutes ago, ChaiyaTH said:

You say what where is that news article?

That was on the thaiger today. 

7 hours ago, SunnyinBangrak said:

I noticed a very small private jet landing in Samui yesterday, looked much like a Cessna Mustang but can't be certain. Does this police chief travel by private business jet to investigate small time bar disputes and spats? Anyone know how he travelled to/from Samui?

Does it really matter that much to you?

 

After all, you won't have to pay for it.

Looks like the police already know who they are if checking their immigration status 

Does not bode well for them best they turn themselves in and give their side of the story 

4 hours ago, thailand49 said:

So much is missing in the article?

So what happen assumptions? 

Did a fight break out the loser reported it and big joke had to be called in?

 

If I was big joke in a land where loss of face they take the big off the Triad case and he flying around in a jet to solving a fist fight.  I like Big Joke to give me a call so I can explain how small this looks????

Wow , you really think you’re something don’t you ?

3 hours ago, John Drake said:

The latest Thaiger story identified two of them as "Australian citizens." And says they poured beer over the mother's head. Australian mafia? Hmmm. 

Biker group???

13 hours ago, webfact said:

Foreigners who allegedly attacked a group of Thai tourists on Samui Island

Odd that they chose to use a still where it appears that the "foreigner" is the one who is being touched by someone else.

 

No stills of the actual assault?

10 hours ago, Foghorn said:

A lorry ran into the back of my vehicle, the driver of lorry said I jammed my brakes on , a witness in truck said same , the police agreed, the insurance guys agreed, I went 30 meters up the road to a tyre place and gave them 300 baht for there cctv footage , it showed the lorry driver not slowing down  for the congestion,  insurance changed their mind and police just walked away , for Thais it pays to lie  because when caught out there are no consequences  . You can’t believe what they say .

Well done to you. Incidentally,in most countries (that don’t have such appalling road deaths as Thailand )any car that runs into the back of you is defined by default as being to blame . The rationale being 'you should always drive at a distance from the car in front that you should be able to stop in time '. This includes even if the car braked heavily,as well it might in an emergency. More 'Thai logic' if even your insurers initially agreed liability on your behalf? ????‍♂️ 

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