by TNR Staff 

 

A BIG HUNT is underway for a policeman who together with his brother shot dead his father-in-law, his second wife, his brother and another relative last evening (Apr. 8th) but in the ensuring shootout at their home in Surat Thani the policeman’s brother was killed, Thai Rath newspaper said (Apr. 9).

 

Pol.Snr.Sgt.Maj.Attaporn Wichien, 46, attached to Kanchanadit police station, and his brother Mr. Wat Wichian, who was only recently released from jail, appeared to have used three firearms in the deadly attack over a land dispute with one being an M16 rifle and the other two a pistol and shotgun.

 

Pol. Maj. Gen. Saranyoo Chamnanrat, head of Surat Thani provincial police, had ordered investigators to thoroughly examine the house where the shooting occurred. They worked all night and collected bullet casings as well as four to five video surveillance clips.

 

Full story: https://thainewsroom.com/2023/04/09/hunt-for-policeman-who-killed-his-father-in-law-three-others-in-surat-thani/

 

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Another crazy police man maybe the government should really think seriously about who they allow in the force but they won't money is more important

Why they don't collect the guns before going home. 

3 hours ago, webfact said:

Pol.Snr.Sgt.Maj.Attaporn Wichien, 46, attached to Kanchanadit police station, and his brother Mr. Wat Wichian, who was only recently released from jail, appeared to have used three firearms in the deadly attack over a land dispute with one being an M16 rifle and the other two a pistol and shotgun.

Another policeman gone rogue.

28 minutes ago, gerard koppenhol said:

Why they don't collect the guns before going home. 

Guns kept at the police station have in the past had a tendency to go missing and be sold.

 

1 hour ago, gerard koppenhol said:

Why they don't collect the guns before going home. 

Because the guns they carry are their own personal property. They have to buy their own. They are not supplied by the Force. Thailand is - different.

To serve and protect: Themselves. Still not ruining the RTP reputation. init. 

How often do we hear about a policeman here who just loses it, and wreaks destruction in his path? Are most of them morally bankrupt? Does the gun give them more swagger than their emotionally undeveloped minds can handle? 

He will be severely punished by being moved to a fully paid inactive position. ????

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11 hours ago, ozz1 said:

Another crazy police man maybe the government should really think seriously about who they allow in the force but they won't money is more important

they are serious about who they let on the force, the highest bidders of course