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Bangkok prison scrutinised for bribes and Chinese inmate privilege


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11 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

They allegedly managed to obtain fresh grilled salmon and cigars worth over 15,000 baht while in prison. They even had their own speaker system to play Chinese music.

They should start renting rooms there on AirBnB and just get the committing the crime bit out of the way before the luxury Hilton stay.

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"In an official statement, the department asserted that all prisons in Thailand, including Bangkok Remand Prison, operate in compliance with departmental rules and policies."

 

No specific mention of taking bribes and granting special privileges in the department rules and policies, so all is well and in compliance. No mention of salmon and cigars in the department rules and policies. 

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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The department denied granting privileges to any group of inmates and pledged to investigate Ekkachai’s allegations thoroughly to uncover the truth. Officials also promised to hold any staff involved in corruption accountable.

If the people who paid bribes would be hold accountable as well, the Taxin might have to go to hospital again :giggle:

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2 hours ago, jippytum said:

The Thai prison system is  corrupt as  most government institutions.  Look at the favourable treatment of Thaksin while incarcerated. 

Yes that neck brace must have been very sweaty and uncomfortable 

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Bribes in Thailand not a chance, I'm sure that when Taksins sister Yingluck returns she with get placed into the Hilton except it will be the real Hilton 5 stars and all, I'm sure she will spend a night their like her brother,,, No corruption here in Thailand. 

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1 hour ago, PomPolo said:

They should start renting rooms there on AirBnB and just get the committing the crime bit out of the way before the luxury Hilton stay.

This is all top secret, the police are tricking them into giving up information on other persons.

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3 hours ago, jcmj said:

Is anyone really shocked. It has been this way with wealthy Thais as well. Money speaks loudly here. 

But, the officials said that the Chinese mans claims where false? Who are you going to believe? A corrupt official or a convicted Chinese inmate? 

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48 minutes ago, kiwikeith said:

Yes that neck brace must have been very sweaty and uncomfortable 

 

It was only there for Photo ops, you don't really believe he wore it all the time, do you? 

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This cannot be, someone here is lying through their teeth. Corruption in Thai penitentiaries? Impossible, just look up the files inmates like Yubamrung or Shinawatra where the top crust of society served their detention exactly like all the other culprits. 

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9 minutes ago, Sydebolle said:

This cannot be, someone here is lying through their teeth. Corruption in Thai penitentiaries? Impossible, just look up the files inmates like Yubamrung or Shinawatra where the top crust of society served their detention exactly like all the other culprits. 

 

Yes, the 5-star treatment, I believe it even came with a pool.

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17 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

In an official statement, the department asserted that all prisons in Thailand, including Bangkok Remand Prison, operate in compliance with departmental rules and policies.

Believe it or Not.   

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Bangkok prison scrutinised for bribes and Chinese inmate privilege

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Looks like quite a few Little Thaksins in this kingdom.

Privilege in jail turned out to be no longer for the 0.1% of the kingdom alone LOL.

 

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It happens more or less in most of prisons all over the world. Powerful people, gangs, mafia alike never have hard time in jail. But hey, everything is going accordingly with the rules.

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Always makes me laugh when a Thai Citizen is 'surprised' by Corruption in any Government Institution in this Country when i've never met a Thai who believes there is any honesty in any of them !

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Where's the story?  Is anybody even a little bit surprised that money can buy privileges in prison?  

If I had to do time in a prison, the first thing I would do is to find the right people to pay-off for safety, better accommodations, and better food.  Who wouldn't?

 

The second thing I'd have done is get this symbol tattooed on my backside.

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