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4 minutes ago, JonnyF said:

Silly old fool. No coincidence you are hitting women, any bloke would lay you out. 

 

Hope he is prosecuted but very unlikely given his position. 

Aren't everyone of them at the moment hitting women's, man's and kids to face with their decisions? 

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17 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

In regards to Prawit’s attack on the journalist, the politician faces severe consequences if the reporter in question files a police complaint. The 79 year old, if found guilty, may face imprisonment of up to two years and/or a fine of up to 4,000 baht.

Of course, a "dead friend's watch" could clear up the entire matter without getting the authorities involved.  Ya know?

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Just because your a silly old fool that doesn't mean you can yell at people and hit them but I'm sure if you have  many baht it's quite possible to do many things that is forgotten or not noticed at some stage.

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14 hours ago, msbkk said:

The headline "faces prison" is misleading and greatly overstated. This is theory as a worst case scenario, reality is something completely different.

Completely correct.  Prisons are for the commoners and peasants.  The rich and wealthy just pay to make the charges go away.  Well, unless the authorities insist on prison, then the rich and wealthy get a nice penthouse room in a hospital and it is called "a prison." 

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18 hours ago, Spermwhale Whalen said:

In a clearer video from a different angle it was clear to see that he struck her a number of times on the head. He was out of control.

The headline 'prawit faces jail' is a little over the top. Sure he was violent to the lady journalist but it's NOT instant jail.

 

And maybe there's history between the two which prompted his violent outburst, but that doesn't make it OK to hit anybody including the media.

 

Seems to me he thinks because of his military history etc he can do anything. 

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1 hour ago, scorecard said:

The headline 'prawit faces jail' is a little over the top. Sure he was violent to the lady journalist but it's NOT instant jail.

 

And maybe there's history between the two which prompted his violent outburst, but that doesn't make it OK to hit anybody including the media.

 

Seems to me he thinks because of his military history etc he can do anything. 

A man who strikes a woman is the lowest of the lowest and does not deserve any form of role in public office

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55 minutes ago, Kaopad999 said:

I can't stand this slug looking guy.. 

 

48 minutes ago, Kaopad999 said:

Prawit for Prime Minister! ❤️

Which is it fried rice guy?

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23 hours ago, MikeandDow said:

could not happen to a nicer guy, hope he gets 20yrs

We all know he will never do one day in jail,....the police hospital luxury room will be waiting for cases like this !!!

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23 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

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Palang Pracharath Party leader Prawit Wongsuwan faces an assault charge after he lashed out in anger towards a Thai journalist after being questioned about the new Prime Minister of Thailand.

 

The parliamentary meeting to select a new PM following the removal of ex-PM Srettha Thavisin began at around 10am today, August 16. At the end of the meeting, the leader of the Pheu Thai Party, Paetongtarn Shinawatra, secured 319 votes from Parliament members and became the new PM of Thailand.

 

Despite the significance of the meeting, Prawit chose not to attend and instead opted to meet Thai athletes who just returned from the Paris Olympics.

 

At the end of the welcoming event with the athletes, numerous Thai journalists approached Prawit for an interview, inquiring about his meeting with the Olympic contenders and his views on Paetongtarn becoming the 31st Thai Prime Minister.

 

Regarding his discussion with the athletes, Prawit shared that he encouraged them to secure even more medals for Thailand, despite the country already having achieved its highest medal count ever.

 

Prawit also expressed his desire to inspire more young people to engage in sports, regardless of discipline, to enhance the nation’s reputation and bring joy to the Thai people.

 

Angry Prawit

 

An unexpected moment occurred when a female journalist asked Prawit whether he had watched the live broadcast of the prime ministerial selection. Instead of answering, Prawit lashed out in anger.

 

“What? What? What are you asking? Asking who?”

 

Unexpectedly, Prawit raised his hand towards the journalist and struck her. His bodyguards quickly rushed him to the car. Prawit shouted at the journalist before leaving.

“What were you asking? I didn’t hear that.”

 

The journalist repeated her question but Prawit continued to avoid answering. He expressed his irritation loudly as his car was leaving.

 

Some news agencies reported that the journalist was struck on the head, while others said she was hit on the arm.

 

Prawit’s absence from the PM selection meeting today is suspected to be related to a recent conflict between the two parties. The issue stems from the recent election for the governor of Pathum Thani province, where the Pheu Thai Party representative, Charn Puangphet, won.

 

However, MPs from the Pheu Thai Party, Wan and Chalerm Ubumrung, encouraged Charn’s rival, the independent candidate, Khamronwit “Big Jezz” Thupkrajang. This led to complaints against the two MPs by the party leader, Paetongtarn.

 

Following the conflict, Wan decided to move to the Palang Pracharath Party, while his father, Chalerm, chose not to attend the PM selection today.

 

In regards to Prawit’s attack on the journalist, the politician faces severe consequences if the reporter in question files a police complaint. The 79 year old, if found guilty, may face imprisonment of up to two years and/or a fine of up to 4,000 baht.

 

 

By Petch Petpailin

Photo via MGR Online

 

Source: The Thaiger 2024-08-16

 

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23 hours ago, Spermwhale Whalen said:

In a clearer video from a different angle it was clear to see that he struck her a number of times on the head. He was out of control.

From whatever angle, he's a neanderthal.

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On 8/16/2024 at 10:10 PM, Spermwhale Whalen said:

In a clearer video from a different angle it was clear to see that he struck her a number of times on the head. He was out of control.

I always said, watch this space 

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