5 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

What did they do?  Bizarre story.

 

Failure to dress Bangkok style, and  bad styles.

"National Police Chief, Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panphet, activated an immediate manhunt on 22nd November following a provocative online video allegedly depicting a 'foreign gang' flagrantly flouting the law."

 

So exactly how were they "flagrantly flouting the law"?

Thaksin supporters, judging from the shape of their heads.

With this kind of headline totally devoid of facts there must something huge to  swipe under the rug that has nothing to do with foreigners

Its an Asian street gang(probably locals), taking matters into their own hands...

Thai Police don't want this western/Chinese culture here in Thailand - too late guys! 

 

They will want to stand up to the recent changes on their streets, Russian Mafia, Chinese Triads, African Drug Lords, Indian counterfeit gangs... 

 

If the POLICE did a better job there would be NONE of this happening on our streets!

  

Without a link to the offending "viral video" this is all meaningless drivel! What did they do? Why? Where? 

With no mention of what law has been broken, this a cop just trying to get some attention... or are they trying to divert attemtion from some ither story.

Are they impersonating the "chippendales"  ?  or the cast of "the full monty" ?

What is this twaddle?

I would focus on the PERPS who committed grand larceny by stealing the

last election from Pita.

Well, after careful consideration and using my Sherlock Holms powers of deduction, I can confidently say, they MAY NOT be Nigerians! But one never knows these days...🤔

Looks like a Cambodian or vietnamese dance troop... 😂 

 

Just read the story can't find anything on what they were doing is illegal 😒 

Some one please enlighten me

Confused 🤔

 

What did they do?

I read three articles and still didn't understand what they do. 

Did they say "f**k RTPolice"?

Shouldn't be hard to find considering their promotion pics.   

13 hours ago, webfact said:

Picture courtesy: Siam Rath

 

National Police Chief, Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panphet, activated an immediate manhunt on 22nd November following a provocative online video allegedly depicting a 'foreign gang' flagrantly flouting the law. The viral video, which spurred outrage, possibly shows these individuals operating within Thailand's jurisdiction.

 

The Deputy National Police Chief, Pol. Gen. Thana Chuwong, is assigned to lead a comprehensive investigation to confirm the video's origin and location. Pol. Gen. Kittirat emphasised that if the footage was indeed shot on Thai soil, immediate action must be taken to apprehend those involved and bring them to justice without delay.

The video has stirred public concerns over law enforcement's ability to regulate foreign crime syndicates. Pol. Gen. Kittirat has vowed not to tolerate such disregard for Thai law by foreigners, urging swift enforcement to deter any future violations.

 

Picture courtesy: MGR Online

 

Immigration police are now under scrutiny to tighten their surveillance and ensure compliance with immigration laws.

 

Concerns have been raised regarding possible corruption, with Pol. Gen. Kittirat warning Immigration officers against laxity or accepting bribes, stressing they would face severe consequences, including criminal charges and disciplinary measures.

 

Picture: MGR Online

 

The directive demands a nationwide crackdown on any similar activities, stressing accountability at every level. Police chiefs in regions where enforcement is found wanting will face disciplinary actions.

 

Pol. Gen. Thana convened a meeting of relevant units at headquarters to expedite the investigation. Immediate action is sought to reassure the public and maintain Thailand’s legal framework integrity.

 

This operation highlights a firm stance against any group attempting to undermine the country's legal authority, reported Thai Newsroom.

 

-- 2024-11-23

 

 

 

14 hours ago, webfact said:

Picture courtesy: Siam Rath

 

National Police Chief, Pol. Gen. Kittirat Panphet, activated an immediate manhunt on 22nd November following a provocative online video allegedly depicting a 'foreign gang' flagrantly flouting the law. The viral video, which spurred outrage, possibly shows these individuals operating within Thailand's jurisdiction.

 

The Deputy National Police Chief, Pol. Gen. Thana Chuwong, is assigned to lead a comprehensive investigation to confirm the video's origin and location. Pol. Gen. Kittirat emphasised that if the footage was indeed shot on Thai soil, immediate action must be taken to apprehend those involved and bring them to justice without delay.

 

The video has stirred public concerns over law enforcement's ability to regulate foreign crime syndicates. Pol. Gen. Kittirat has vowed not to tolerate such disregard for Thai law by foreigners, urging swift enforcement to deter any future violations.

 

Picture courtesy: MGR Online

 

Immigration police are now under scrutiny to tighten their surveillance and ensure compliance with immigration laws.

 

Concerns have been raised regarding possible corruption, with Pol. Gen. Kittirat warning Immigration officers against laxity or accepting bribes, stressing they would face severe consequences, including criminal charges and disciplinary measures.

 

Picture: MGR Online

 

The directive demands a nationwide crackdown on any similar activities, stressing accountability at every level. Police chiefs in regions where enforcement is found wanting will face disciplinary actions.

 

Pol. Gen. Thana convened a meeting of relevant units at headquarters to expedite the investigation. Immediate action is sought to reassure the public and maintain Thailand’s legal framework integrity.

 

This operation highlights a firm stance against any group attempting to undermine the country's legal authority, reported Thai Newsroom.

 

-- 2024-11-23

 

 

 

What law?????

10 hours ago, JoePai said:

One thing at least, they are not Brits, Aussies or Yanks - they're way too thin

 

Yes. Probably they can not afford steroids.

When they are busted, those ass*oles  would say that they did it only for the purpose of getting attention on SNS.

 

Another idiotic streamer like below.

 

Looks like football fans. Who did Thailand play lately? I remember is was a draw.

A police manhunt? Maybe someone has missed a payment?

What "behavior"? What "incident"? What "law"?

Not wearing shirts?

This article is so p!ss poor in its reporting. Not a single mention of the law which was so flagrantly violated. 

16 hours ago, ukrules said:

Oh yes, less of this sort of thing, whatever that may be as the article sure doesn't mention what they did.....

 

Isn't it obvious?

Look at the first photo cut from the video!

They're not wearing shirts!

 

Sheesh!

Shirley, this will affect the reputation of Thailand amongst tourists.

14 hours ago, mberbae said:

I would focus on the PERPS who committed grand larceny by stealing the

last election from Pita.

 ..  thought that only happens in the US !

13 hours ago, GoodieAfterDark said:

 

Yes. Probably they can not afford steroids.

Are you suggesting all Brits, Aussies, and Yanks, take steroids.... I thought racism was banned

corruption in thailand, get out of here... 

17 hours ago, mberbae said:

I would focus on the PERPS who committed grand larceny by stealing the

last election from Pita.

I would shake their hand in gratitude,  last thing needed here is another Macron / Trudeau type character, with their WEF sympathies and globalist agendas ,   be careful what you wish for in your ignorance

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