A 73 year old man, Jamras Dokmaiwhai, has brought to light a troubling incident involving Chon Buri police, claiming officers handcuffed and assaulted him in front of his daughter after a family dispute led to a report of physical assault against him. Jamras, residing in Chon Buri Province with his daughters and wife, expressed his desire for justice after the alleged police brutality that left him with injuries.

 

On February 5, at 9am, Jamras intended to donate a fan to a local temple event. He approached his youngest daughter’s house to ask for the fan, as she and her husband often donated to charity.

 

However, the visit quickly turned sour when a few words led to his daughter striking him multiple times on the face. Upset and hurt, Jamras proceeded to the nearby police station to report the incident. The attending officer then accompanied him back home, where the situation escalated.

 

According to Jamras, upon returning home in a police truck, he was instructed to wait outside while officers entered the residence. 

 

by Nattapong Westwood 

Photo courtesy of KhaoSod and Ch3

 

Full story: The Thaiger 2024-02-09

 

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The mans own daughter beat him up, how is this story about the police?

Geez..

32 minutes ago, stargrazer9889 said:

The mans own daughter beat him up, how is this story about the police?

Geez..

Read the link. Geez..