Thai Wives Team Up to Expose Cheating Cop Husband

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Photo via Channel 3

 

A dramatic scene unfolded in Lop Buri, Thailand, where two wives joined together to catch their police officer husband with another woman. The clash happened at a local restaurant, drawing public attention after a video of the altercation went viral.

 

The incident began when the two wives, suspecting their husband of infidelity, secretly placed a GPS tracker on his car. Following the signal on February 25, they confronted him at a restaurant with a much younger woman.

 

In the video, one of the wives challenges the woman at the table with a blunt question, while the officer demands civility. Tensions rose, with restaurant staff eventually urging the group to leave for the safety of other patrons.

 

 

Thai police regulations state that infidelity can lead to disciplinary action against officers. In this case, the wives could pursue legal measures if violence had occurred.

 

Despite widespread skepticism, the policeman claims that the woman is a friend, the widow of a deceased pal. He assured that he and his wives had settled the issue, promising no further consequences.

 

Yet, the viral video remains a talking point in Thailand, sparking social media users' debates about relationships, trust, and integrity, especially among those in public service, reported The Thaiger.

 

-- 2025-02-27

 

 

[Purdey]

Two wives, one husband? And they are worried he has a third? Is this normal?

[phetphet]

Possibly Muslim? Or is  more than one wife allowed in Thailand under Buddhism?

[Tropicalevo]

1 hour ago, Purdey said:

Two wives, one husband? And they are worried he has a third? Is this normal?

 

In my experience - yes.

Often the 'major' wives know about each other.

They become angry when a younger 'unknown' one is involved.