Academy lecturer removed after lawsuit against Big Joke’s wife

[snoop1130]

 

There are no updates regarding the theft lawsuit filed by a police officer’s wife against the wife of former police chief Surachate “Big Joke” Hakparn, but the complainant is now facing multiple criminal accusations and has just been dismissed as a lecturer at the Royal Police Cadet Academy (RPCA).

 

The 50 year old RPCA lecturer, Thanattha Yodyiam, accused Big Joke’s wife, Sirinatda Hakparn, of stealing gold accessories worth about 5.7 million baht and having an affair with her police officer husband. Sirinatda visited Phra Kanong Police Station on October 24 to deny all the allegations.

 

Moreover, Sirinatda reportedly filed a counter-accusation against Thanattha, claiming she illegally wore a police uniform. Sirinatda emphasised that Thanattha was only a lecturer, not a police officer, and thus had no authority to wear the uniform.

 

Thanattha appeared on Channel 3’s news programme, Hone Krasae, to present her side of the story regarding both the theft and the alleged affair. Following the interview, allegations surfaced online accusing Thanattha herself of committing fraud and stealing a car from her former business partner.

 

On October 28, Thanattha appeared on Hone Krasae once again to defend herself. She began by explaining that she indeed wore the police uniform but only for an event-themed “dream job.” She asserted that she had never worn the uniform again or used it to deceive anyone.

 

Thanattha further explained that the event took place while she was pursuing her master’s degree and presented additional photographs of the occasion to the public.

 

Car theft accusation

 

Regarding the theft and fraud cases, Thanattha clarified that the accusations arose after she invested in multiple businesses with another lecturer named Siriporn. This business partner accused Thanattha of committing fraud by stealing her BMW car.

 

However, Thanattha maintained that Siriporn arranged for someone to collect the vehicle from her home and that she had no knowledge of the car’s whereabouts.

 

Thanattha firmly denied the accusations, alleging that Siriporn fabricated the complaint against her due to conflicts in their business dealings. She noted that two cases filed by Siriporn were already dismissed for lack of evidence, and two other cases are currently pending in court.

 

In response to the various legal accusations and complications, the RPCA issued an official document announcing Thanattha’s dismissal as a lecturer on October 29. The academy cited three reasons for her removal, stating:

 

• Thanattha does not meet the criteria and qualifications for a special lecturer at the RPCA.
• The officials responsible for hiring special lecturers acted arbitrarily by adding Thanattha to the special lecturers’ list, which did not adhere to RPCA protocols and procedures.
• The lecturer in question has genuinely acted unethically, as reported in the news. Therefore, a fact-finding committee must be established to proceed according to regulations.

 

Thanattha has not yet spoken to the media following her dismissal. Additionally, there were no further developments regarding the lawsuit she filed against Big Joke’s wife.

 

By Petch Petpailin

Photo via Hone Keasae

 

Source: The Thaiger

-- 2024-10-29

 

 

[JingerBen]

This sounds more like the goings on among a den of thieves rather than people who are entrusted to teach and enforce the law.

[ikke1959]

Thai justice system?? Don't accuse anybody as you risk your job..

[John Drake]

2 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Moreover, Sirinatda reportedly filed a counter-accusation against Thanattha, claiming she illegally wore a police uniform. Sirinatda emphasised that Thanattha was only a lecturer, not a police officer, and thus had no authority to wear the uniform.

 

 

Everybody in this country wears a uniform. This is hitting where it hurts.

[thesetat2013]

This is more like a look at what she did and do not look at my affair or theft. She is the bad one, not me. 

Something to remember in Thailand. Never point a finger at someone unless you are sure they can not point a finger back at you. Haha... i hope they both end up in jail. 

[transam]

3 minutes ago, thesetat2013 said:

This is more like a look at what she did and do not look at my affair or theft. She is the bad one, not me. 

Something to remember in Thailand. Never point a finger at someone unless you are sure they can not point a finger back at you. Haha... i hope they both end up in jail. 

Why, were you involved........?  

[0ffshore360]

43 minutes ago, transam said:

Why, were you involved........?  

Or you ?

[transam]

1 minute ago, 0ffshore360 said:

Or you ?

No, so I would never say they both need to be in jail...😉

[thesetat2013]

1 hour ago, transam said:

Why, were you involved........?  

yes i was... how did you know

[Srikcir]

Reminds me of an old American soap episodes of "As The World Turns" and "Peyton Place."

[hotchilli]

12 hours ago, JingerBen said:

This sounds more like the goings on among a den of thieves rather than people who are entrusted to teach and enforce the law.

Two alley cats having a scrap

[transam]

11 hours ago, thesetat2013 said:

yes i was... how did you know

Then tell all.......🤭

[transam]

16 hours ago, 0ffshore360 said:

Or you ?

That's better, I can understand that, well done......

[ujayujay]

18 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

Thai justice system?? Don't accuse anybody as you risk your job..

Think! As in all countries with jurisdiction, one must provide evidence when accusing someone, otherwise accusation quickly turns into defamation

[PETERTHEEATER]

"Committee incoming. Hit the dirt,"

[Gknrd]

Don't think "Big Joke" or his clan will survive this latest fiasco.  haha

I think he is done... 

[watchcat]

Soap opera.

[Artisi]

23 hours ago, Gknrd said:

Don't think "Big Joke" or his clan will survive this latest fiasco.  haha

I think he is done... 

Why would you think that?