Thai police officer allegedly rapes 17 year old girl in Chon Buri

[snoop1130]

 

A 17 year old Thai girl is seeking help and protection from non-profit organisation Saimai Survive, alleging that a police officer repeatedly raped her in police booths in the Chon Buri province.

 

Saimai Survive held a press conference on Saturday, October 5, to allow the teenage victim to share her story publicly. The accused officer is reportedly a deputy police inspector of Ban Bung Police Station. He previously worked at the Nong Kae police booth before transferring to the Nong Phai Kaew police booth.

 

The victim told the media that the sexual assault occurred while she was living alone in a rented room because her bedridden father had returned to their home province in southern Thailand.

 

She noticed someone closely monitoring her at home and filed a complaint at Bang Bung Police Station, which led to her interaction with the suspect. The police officer frequently visited her home to ensure her safety.

 

While her father was away, this police officer bought her food and necessities and took her on trips, causing her to regard him as an uncle. However, her trust was shattered in April when the officer she had trusted raped her in the police booth.

The victim disclosed that the police officer invited her to a late-night dinner at around midnight. On the way back home, the officer asked to stop at his workplace. While they were in the booth, the officer approached the girl and touched her inappropriately.

 

Death threat

 

The victim realised the danger and pleaded with him not to assault her. She stated that she was not interested in men and preferred women. She also emphasised that she respected him as a relative but the police officer did not relent. He allegedly threatened to kill her if she revealed the incident to anyone.

 

The teen stated that the police officer would call her to his workplace almost daily. She knew what he would do to her but did not dare to resist.

 

The young woman recounted how she took her father back to their rented accommodation in Chon Buri and confided in him about the entire upsetting incident. A police officer had promised her father that he would look after her as his wife but both she and her father rejected the proposal outright.

 

She was adamant that she had no romantic interest in the officer, stating her preference for women over men. However, the officer’s son, who holds considerable influence in the community, wrongly assumed she wished to become his father’s mistress and subsequently threatened her with harm.

 

Fearing repercussions due to the officer’s status at the police station, the young woman felt unable to lodge a formal complaint. Instead, she turned to Saimai Survive for assistance.

 

Ekkaphop Lueangprasert, the founder of the organisation, expressed his support for her story, emphasising the consistency and clarity of the timeline she provided. He voiced his hope that the chief police officer would intervene to ensure justice is served for all parties involved.

 

By Petch Petpailin

Photo via Facebook/ ดาวแปดแฉก

 

Source: The Thaiger

-- 2024-10-07

 

 

[Gottfrid]

46 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

The victim disclosed that the police officer invited her to a late-night dinner at around midnight.

Should actually understand what that means at the age of 17.

[steven100]

she should have been wary of him when he started helping too much and obviously he was getting too close at times... 

[brianthainess]

16 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Should actually understand what that means at the age of 17.

I agree.

[brianthainess]

1 hour ago, snoop1130 said:

However, the officer’s son, who holds considerable influence in the community, wrongly assumed she wished to become his father’s mistress and subsequently threatened her with harm.

Like Father Like son, and just what is his influence in the community ? the fact his father is a cop ? He also should be investigated. Sadly we know this will go nowhere, an inactive post at most IMO.

[richard_smith237]

41 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

57 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

Should actually understand what that means at the age of 17.

I agree.

 

I used to have the 'idea' than IF a girl came back to my room with me, then it meant she was 'open for anything to happen' and thus was fair game for a bit of nookie...   

 

BUT...  that it no way meant I was right, all decisions made and actions taken remained mutual...  and I did in fact bring GF's back to my room after dinner or partying etc...  and if they put the kibosh on proceedings at a 'certain base' and thats perfectly within their right - I'd be very wrong to push things further. 

 

 

What we’re discussing here, though, is something far more disturbing. This situation involves a vulnerable young woman, and a policeman abusing his power and authority for his own selfish and morally reprehensible reasons. There's no comparison between the two.

 

 

 

Edited 19 hours ago by richard_smith237

[Gottfrid]

2 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

 

I used to have the 'idea' than IF a girl came back to my room with me, then it meant she was 'open for anything to happen' and thus was fair game for a bit of nookie...   

 

BUT...  that it no way meant I was right, all decisions made and actions taken remained mutual...  and I did in fact bring GF's back to my room after dinner or partying etc...  and if they put the kibosh on proceedings at a 'certain base' and thats perfectly within their right - I'd be very wrong to push things further. 

 

 

What we’re discussing here, though, is something far more disturbing. This situation involves a vulnerable young woman, and a policeman abusing his power and authority for his own selfish and morally reprehensible reasons. There's no comparison between the two.

 

 

 

True, but you have to be a bit daft to just hook up and eat at midnight.

[richard_smith237]

8 minutes ago, Gottfrid said:

True, but you have to be a bit daft to just hook up and eat at midnight.

 

Or very hungry - it seems she was virtually destitute.... 

[jacko45k]

12 hours ago, steven100 said:

she should have been wary of him when he started helping too much and obviously he was getting too close at times... 

Just a kid who has had a lot of issues in life. Very sad, and i hope the police officer gets what he deserves. 

[steven100]

yes ....   the poor kid was vulnerable and the cop scum took advantage of that. 

hope he is jailed for rape.  

[theshu25]

Animal cop should be gelded then thrown in slammer for life.

[newbee2022]

16 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The teen stated that the police officer would call her to his workplace almost daily. She knew what he would do to her but did not dare to resist.

Hmmh, doesn't sound convincing to me😳

[mikebell]

2 hours ago, jacko45k said:

Just a kid who has had a lot of issues in life. Very sad, and i hope the police officer gets what he deserves. 

But we know he won't.  RTP must be responsible for much of the corruption in Thailand.  This is the average Thai's 1st view of it and sets the seal on their attitude for the rest of their life.

[john donson]

no is no

[thesetat2013]

2 hours ago, john donson said:

no is no

Unless she says ohh no! I came again

[Patong2021]

17 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Should actually understand what that means at the age of 17.

 

Unless you have a good understanding of her background and her psychological condition, you are making an assumption that is most likely influenced by your own values.

 

14 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

True, but you have to be a bit daft to just hook up and eat at midnight.

 

Some people do not have the intellectual capacity or the emotional development to be able to make such judgements. Or, the minor could have been famished. Whatever the underlying reason for her response, the police officer had both a legal duty and a moral obligation to conduct himself in a responsible manner.

 

2 hours ago, newbee2022 said:

Hmmh, doesn't sound convincing to me😳

 

Perhaps if you had experience working with the sexually abused or victims of extortion you would have a better understanding of the situation, Please take the time to learn about these types of crimes.

[Mason45]

The problem has been solved, the accused has been transferred to another post.

[Gottfrid]

34 minutes ago, Patong2021 said:

Unless you have a good understanding of her background and her psychological condition, you are making an assumption that is most likely influenced by your own values.

 

Yeah, of course I am. Do you usually make assumptions based on somebody else values? If so, that´s weird!
 

34 minutes ago, Patong2021 said:

Some people do not have the intellectual capacity or the emotional development to be able to make such judgements. Or, the minor could have been famished. Whatever the underlying reason for her response, the police officer had both a legal duty and a moral obligation to conduct himself in a responsible manner.

If you don´t have that by the age of 17, it´s time to reconsider life. You make judgements everyday at that age.

Never said the police officer behaved in a correct manner.
 

34 minutes ago, Patong2021 said:

Perhaps if you had experience working with the sexually abused or victims of extortion you would have a better understanding of the situation, Please take the time to learn about these types of crimes.

I am sad that we are lacking your great expertise, knowledge and work. So, in other words she didn´t have food, and needed to rush at midnight for not go to sleep hungry. Have I understood it right now?

[brianthainess]

18 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

Should actually understand what that means at the age of 17.

Yep I wouldn't have done that at even a much younger age, I learnt what some men were like when I was 12.

[Gottfrid]

45 minutes ago, brianthainess said:

Yep I wouldn't have done that at even a much younger age, I learnt what some men were like when I was 12.

Yeah, we learned things much faster, as we were not stuck in a worthless social media world fed with total BS.

[richard_smith237]

1 hour ago, thesetat2013 said:

Unless she says ohh no! I came again

 

 

Real classy  - do you proudly display photos on your wall paying tribute to convicted predators, or do you have another special way of honouring degenerates such as... Rolf Harris, Jimmy Savile, Jeffrey Epstein, Gary Glitter, Ian Watkins, Roman Polanski, Max Clifford, Adam Johnson, Mark Salling, Jerry Sandusky, Kevin Spacey, Peter Newell, John Wetteland....????