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Six Thai Police Officers Arrested in 300 Million Baht Fake Warrant Scam


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"Laws" seem selectively enforced on people who seem to have lots of money, but not on that increasing number of guys standing on Sukhumvit around Nana station who keep whispering Need something? Can I help you?

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What very nice police officers they were.

Very few good ones, I would say.

TIT. 

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6 minutes ago, ronster said:

300 million down to 10 million 😂

Great negotiating skills !

My thoughts exactly 🤣

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"They were granted bail and must submit documents to clarify their actions within seven years."

 

What!!!! within 7 years!!!! 7 weeks max. should be more like it ffs!!!

 

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6 hours ago, webfact said:

This high-profile case has drawn significant attention to law enforcement oversight in Thailand, with senior officials promising to enforce accountability and strengthen regulations to prevent similar abuses, reported Siam Rath.

 

YARN | Pull the other one! | Monty Python and the Holy Grail ...

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2 hours ago, Sophon said:

 

Surely, this must be a misprint?

 

Not in Thailand ... SOP here, just look at the Tak Bai disgrace. 

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Let me guess: a slap on the wrist, a couple wai’s and transfer to an inactive post? It was probably just a misunderstanding, right…..

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7 hours ago, webfact said:

The suspects, led by Police Lieutenant Colonel Chanchai (41), are charged with extortion, misconduct, and abuse of power.

I'm stunned... 

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7 hours ago, webfact said:

Exploiting his unfamiliarity with Thai law, they demanded ฿300 million or the equivalent in cryptocurrency to avoid prosecution. When Sai refused, they lowered the demand to ฿10 million.

Now you know it's a con.

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7 hours ago, webfact said:

A special committee, led by senior officers, is now examining the case, uncovering the involvement of 12 individuals in total. As the investigation continues, the authorities aim to bring all suspects to justice, including the remaining two at large.

Trusted Thailand

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The police share and probably are involved in more than 80% of all the crimes once I was traveling up country I stopped in in a beautiful beautiful large hotel I was found out that was owned by one cop can you imagine on a cup salary only such a beautiful hotel corruption TIT

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