Picture courtesy: Daily News

 

The National Police Chief has issued a firm directive to investigate and take decisive action against high-profile cases involving Dr. Bun, reckless behaviour at certain events, and foreign nationals openly defying local laws.

 

Emphasizing that no individual or group is above the law, the directive seeks to address those who challenge authority and disrupt societal norms. All departments have been ordered to enforce the law vigorously, with administrative action promised against any police found negligent in their responsibilities.

 

In a meeting on 26th November 1967 at the Royal Thai Police Headquarters, Police General Kittirat Phanphuet, along with Deputy Police Chief General Tana Chaowong and other key officials, reviewed several major cases affecting public safety and legal integrity.

 

The incidents under scrutiny include dangerous behaviours during events known as the "non-bathing trip," fraudulent investment schemes in the medical business sector, and provocative legal violations by foreign nationals, potentially affecting international relations.

The term "non-bathing trip" refers to events characterized by participants engaging in reckless or nonconformist behaviours that challenge social norms or legal boundaries. These events have become a focal point for police due to the potential dangers they pose, particularly on the roads.

 

General Kittirat stressed the importance of firm law enforcement across these scenarios:

 

1. Reckless Behaviour at Events: Law enforcement will target establishments that modify vehicles unlawfully. Checks will be conducted throughout the journey, from starting points to destinations, with immediate legal action against offenders to prevent road hazards and accidents.

 

2. Arrogant Foreigners Defying Laws: Investigations have identified around ten groups posting videos that openly challenge Thai laws. Authorities will pursue these actions, gathering evidence for potential arrest warrants and prosecutions.

 

Collaboration is expected from immigration, technology crime, and special branch units, while provincial governors and security officials are encouraged to leverage their authority to address these breaches.

 

3. Fraudulent Medical Investment Scheme: Investigations are progressing, with eight suspects already apprehended, including shareholders, relatives, and brokers linked to financial damages amounting to approximately 9.7 billion baht.

 

Focus remains on tracing financial routes and seeking international police assistance to apprehend those abroad. Victims are urged to provide evidence to police at Huai Khwang or the Metropolitan Police Bureau for legal action.

 

The Police Chief has mandated a proactive approach in all cases, ensuring no incident is ignored. The emphasis is on stringent legal enforcement and thorough investigative follow-ups, alongside public transparency on police efforts.

 

Should any unit be found negligent, immediate administrative action will be taken against its leadership. This comprehensive stance underscores a commitment to uphold justice and order, reiterating that no entity can evade the rule of law, reported Daily News.

 

-- 2024-11-27

 

 

And the murderer Vorayuth "Boss" Yoovidhya?

And all of the arrogant Thais openly defying Thai laws eg 'watchman' Prawit Wongsuwan?

Quite a long list to go for.

1 hour ago, webfact said:

and foreign nationals openly defying local laws.

 

How about Thai locals who openly defy local laws, are they exempt? Because they do so way more often then anyone else, and nothing is being done to correct this behavior.

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The National Police Chief 

 

 

I beg to differ, he is anything but, more like another over paid stooge.

The meeting was over 50 years ago?  Long time for someone to be National Police Chief.

has totally ignored all the arrogant thais that openly ignore any laws probably because he is one of them, pot kettle black

2 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

And the murderer Vorayuth "Boss" Yoovidhya?

And all of the arrogant Thais openly defying Thai laws eg 'watchman' Prawit Wongsuwan?

Quite a long list to go for.

well, it  balanced out because their behaviors didn't "disrupt societal norms." As my mom would say "par for the course"

2 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

And the murderer Vorayuth "Boss" Yoovidhya?

And all of the arrogant Thais openly defying Thai laws eg 'watchman' Prawit Wongsuwan?

Quite a long list to go for.

Doubt there is a hi-so list, far far too difficult to even think about that. 

Yeah Thai people are never to blame, but the foreigners... they must come so we can fine them for all kind of silly mistakes .. Long live the Thai tourism industry with expecting millions of potential arrogant foreigners..

5 hours ago, webfact said:

Emphasizing that no individual or group is above the law, the directive seeks to address those who challenge authority and disrupt societal norms

Start with Thaksin and i might believe you.

Another 'clean sweep' man trying to justify his existence.

Yeah why don’t you investigate the whereabouts of the Red Bull kid why don’t you investigate the guy with millions of dollars in watches TIT

What about arrogant Thais defying the laws?

 

What about Thais corrupt and marfia-connected Thais breaking the laws?

 

What about the Thai officials involved in the Tak Bai massacre? - Opps, too late.  Not to mention the 6 October, 1976 Thammasat University massacre?

The RTP need to focus on robbery, rape and murder. 

8 minutes ago, Thingamabob said:

The RTP need to focus on robbery, rape and murder. 

Do you mean detecting or committing?

6 minutes ago, chickenslegs said:

Do you mean detecting or committing?

Good question ! 

Xenophobic racist cop... seems local nationals openly defying local laws is ok. And Thailand has a seat on the UN Human Right committee, aren't we all supposed to be equal.

After reading comments  mine is redundant,  so many saying the same thing

3 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Start with Thaksin and i might believe you.

Why? The people of Thailand voted him into office at the ballot and not at the end of a gun! Thailand prospered GDP 14% +, (64 baht to Stirling pound), English levels in schools was much higher and life was good for expats. Oh and a Triton 4x4 was only £11,000.

How about taking away passports and locking up rich people so that they can not just leave the country.

13 hours ago, BritScot said:

Why? The people of Thailand voted him into office at the ballot and not at the end of a gun! Thailand prospered GDP 14% +, (64 baht to Stirling pound), English levels in schools was much higher and life was good for expats. Oh and a Triton 4x4 was only £11,000.

I'm talking about today.. not in a previous life