47 minutes ago, ikke1959 said:

They can arrest foreigners quicker than Thai ladyboys or criminals...

Quite, it does seem that way, I wonder why?

How many times have we seen ladyboys steal neck chains from Indians, reported here on AN,

i have lost count, do they get 5 years in prison, I wonder?

6 hours ago, webfact said:

A British national finds himself in hot water after being caught on CCTV snatching jewellery from two unsuspecting tourists in Pattaya.

 

OMG, those criminal Brits once again hitting the news headlines in Thailand?

 

Send him to the Ukraine frontline to fight Putin.

1 hour ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

Was the tattoo comment relevant?

 

Yes. Brits w/ tattoos should be denied entry. Problem solved.

21 minutes ago, Jonathan Swift said:

So next time you might need one of these cowards what will you say then?

 

Hold my beer!

1 hour ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

And another thing... why is an Indian tourist wearing a 200k thb necklace anyway? 

 

Not excusing the theft in any way but he must be a complete idiot as well. 

 

I can't help but wonder if he paid "less", and that's the reported insurance value.

 

26 minutes ago, Jonathan Swift said:

So next time you might need one of these cowards what will you say then?

 

I have never needed their 'help' thankfully. 

 

I have been a victim of their rampant criminality and corruption on several occasions though.

 

24 minutes ago, Jonathan Swift said:

Ummmmm,  because most of the criminals are foreigners? 

 

Most criminals in Thailand are foreigners? Gie yer head a shake, even you can't be that stupid.

This guy will probably have outstanding warrants in the UK. Hence the reason to try and delay his return home.

Jordan.....ALL Muscle,But Very Little in The BRAIN Area !!

6 hours ago, webfact said:

recognised due to his muscular build and distinctive tattoos

 

Truly amazing the number of people who have distinctive tattoos that do not understand the inconvenient qualities of being distinctive.

I would guess that LE has body art recognition software.

On the other hand he could have worn a shirt like everyone else.

Schmuck.

 

22 minutes ago, Iron Tongue said:

Really?

So you think criminals should be given a chance to fight instead of readily complying to the police?

That would be your idea of bravery?

 

 

Proper police work in that situation does not require a un-holstered firearm.

 

The suspect is obviously unarmed and clearly compliant.

 

No wonder there are scenes like the Belarussian guy in Phuket chasing the police all over the place. They are clueless and poorly trained.

9 minutes ago, impulse said:

 

I can't help but wonder if he paid "less", and that's the reported insurance value.

 

 

198,000thb less 😆

9 minutes ago, impulse said:

 

I can't help but wonder if he paid "less", and that's the reported insurance value.

 

Of Course He Did......

29 minutes ago, Jonathan Swift said:

Ummmmm,  because most of the criminals are foreigners?

Figures, proof please

6 hours ago, TimBKK said:

31 and snatching chains?  A complete, abject failure in life.  Deported, hopefully sooner than later.

He probably thinks he is still in the UK where <deleted> like him get away with it. Thanks to the woke immigrant loving police fatce

1 hour ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

Was the tattoo comment relevant?

Fair or not having tattoos can and often does carry a social stigma.

If nothing else it's certain that such folks crave attention. Nobody paints their skin unless they want to be noticed.

Why would there be a need to approach with a drawn gun, from behind, to a man who is on his kness, clearly surrendering ? Seems excessive and maybe that cop has an itch he wants to scratch as clearly the guy was no threat to him or anyone else.

3 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

Why would there be a need to approach with a drawn gun, from behind, to a man who is on his kness, clearly surrendering ? Seems excessive and maybe that cop has an itch he wants to scratch as clearly the guy was no threat to him or anyone else.

 

Exactly my point.

 

An un-holstered firearm in that situation is dangerous and unnecessary.

That staying silent bit won't help you in Thailand, Jordon. Better to admit and get an automatic half off your sentence. Enjoy your prison term, dummy.

23 minutes ago, BigStar said:

 

Yes. Brits w/ tattoos should be denied entry. Problem solved.

 

 

I guess Thailand would not miss red-neck racists either?

5 minutes ago, RocketDog said:

Fair or not having tattoos can and often does carry a social stigma.

If nothing else it's certain that such folks crave attention. Nobody paints their skin unless they want to be noticed.

 

 

You are so wrong.

 

Many are exhibitionists but many more evidence much more discretion.

2 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

Why would there be a need to approach a man with a drawn gun, from behind, to a man who is on his kness, clearly surrendering ? Seems excessive and maybe that cop has an itch he wants to scratch as clearly the guy was no threat to him or anyone else.

You could well be right. However, we don't know what happened prior to this event. Was he aggressive? Did he try to run? Why is he even outside?

 

It equally could well be that the suspect is complying as a result of the gun being drawn.

 

But I think we can agree that the discipline and safeguards restricting the conduct of armed police that you find in the UK do not apply here. As an example, I witnessed a motorcycle trying to flee the wrong way on the Ramkhamhaeng flyover in Bangkok. The police officer's response was to fire a warning shot in the air.

Just now, hotandsticky said:

 

 

I guess Thailand would not miss red-neck racists either?

 

If there were any such, do tell how they compete with all the Brit thugs?

3 minutes ago, Cabradelmar said:

That staying silent bit won't help you in Thailand, Jordon. Better to admit and get an automatic half off your sentence. Enjoy your prison term, dummy.

I suspect Jordan learnt this lesson from a very early age in the UK. Old habits die hard. But you are right, it won't help him here.

4 minutes ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

You are so wrong.

 

Many are exhibitionists but many more evidence much more discretion.

I'm speaking of large areas of skin. Not little bunnies or flowers.

4 minutes ago, BigStar said:

 

If there were any such, do tell how they compete with all the Brit thugs?

 

 

They can't.

 

But we know that.

Hopefully this miserable lowlife receives the full five year prison term along with the 100,000 baht fine, and is then deported. The Bangkok Hilton should be beautiful this time of year. 

2 minutes ago, RocketDog said:

I'm speaking of large areas of skin. Not little bunnies or flowers.

 

Well, there is an immediate difference..........tends to avoid stereotyping if a distinction is made.

Bad way to spend your vacation. Why can't he just enjoy the booze and prostitution like a regular tourist?

14 minutes ago, CharlieH said:

Why would there be a need to approach with a drawn gun, from behind, to a man who is on his kness, clearly surrendering ? Seems excessive and maybe that cop has an itch he wants to scratch as clearly the guy was no threat to him or anyone else.

 

You need to watch more Jason Statham movies.  Or more Equalizer, with Denzel...

 

2 hours ago, hotandsticky said:

 

 

Was the tattoo comment relevant?

Yes!  Most tattoos spawn from a underlying sense of worthlessness.  Many people feel that their tattoos give themselves worth but don't realize that self worth comes from the inside, and not from outer adornments. The same goes for nose, chin and boob jobs.