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Police officers providing escort service to Chinese tourists face criminal probe


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3 hours ago, webfact said:

after a fact-finding committee discovered that the four officers used their private cars, illegally equipped by sirens and painted in police livery, to provide escorts to Chinese tourists.

Dismissal sounds fair...

 

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"providing vehicle escort services to Chinese tourists, from Suvarnabhumi airport to their hotels in Bangkok"

I thought the issue was the famous China tictoker and her mum going to Patts.

Is this just standard Thai headline inaccuracy or indication of many Chinese going to several cities?

Both?

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There are uniformed police officers working in gold shops in their off-duty hours, and I am sure they have other part-time jobs. Working for extra cash is much better than taking 200 baht off a poor motorcyclist. I don't understand why providing a motorcycle escort service is that much different. They ought to be congratulated for their creativity in providing a much sought-after service. 

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1 hour ago, Ombra said:

There are uniformed police officers working in gold shops in their off-duty hours, and I am sure they have other part-time jobs. Working for extra cash is much better than taking 200 baht off a poor motorcyclist. I don't understand why providing a motorcycle escort service is that much different. They ought to be congratulated for their creativity in providing a much sought-after service. 

They are using public resources for the purpose of a private enterprise, which is theft!  Abuse of the law should be a very big no, no, but hey ho TIT!

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3 hours ago, Orinoco said:

The tip of a massive iceberg,  of stuff that this lot get up to on a daily basis. :coffee1:

But good someone is taking an interest.

 

 

I agree its good, but what will the outcome be I wonder?

We see these reports of corrupt cops all the time, but the worst that happens is they get moved to 'inactive' posts?

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14 minutes ago, mikeymike100 said:

I agree its good, but what will the outcome be I wonder?

We see these reports of corrupt cops all the time, but the worst that happens is they get moved to 'inactive' posts?

Maybe a few will get thrown under the bus.

But will be business as usual for most others.

 

Ps To few good guys chasseing to many bad guys.

 

 

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And think people have to cheat to pass the police exam.....it must be really difficult, eh?

Why not fire these people instantly....why are they still drawing a salary? 

If it is against the law to fire such people, then change the law. Time is running out on Thailand's ability to reduce corruption to any sort of reasonable level. Did Prayut vow to eradicate corruption? Isn't that what the coup was all about?

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4 hours ago, robertson468 said:

They are using public resources for the purpose of a private enterprise, which is theft! 

I thought they were using private cars, not public resources. 

Illegally painting and outfitting private cars as police vehicles? THAT'S the buried lead here.

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10 hours ago, Orinoco said:

The tip of a massive iceberg,  of stuff that this lot get up to on a daily basis. :coffee1:

But good someone is taking an interest.

 

 

They’re only taking an interest because they got caught.

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