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Judicial Exam in Thailand: Police Colonel Faces Cheating Allegations


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In an unexpected turn of events, a police colonel was caught bringing a cheat sheet into an examination room for a position as a judge at the Administrative Court, authorities confirmed today. The incident, which occurred on 15th March at Thammasat University's Rangsit Centre in Pathum Thani province, quickly gained traction on social media, sparking public outcry.

 

The Administrative Court's office addressed these concerns in a statement today, reassuring the public that, despite the breach, no examination content was leaked. The erring candidate had attempted to smuggle documents containing legal provisions into the exam room. However, the documents did not include any answers to the actual exam questions.

 

Recognising the severity of the incident, the Royal Thai Police has taken decisive action. Police Lieutenant General Achyan Kraithong reported that the colonel, serving as Deputy Commander in Provincial Police Region 8 and recently attached to ISOC Region 4, is under investigation. Upon discovery, the Administrative Court contacted local police to initiate a probe, collecting evidence and taking the officer's statement.

 

 

 

The National Police Commissioner, Police General Kittirath Phanphat, stressed the seriousness of the breach, ordering both a criminal and disciplinary inquiry. If found guilty, the colonel could face suspension or removal under the Police Act of 2022, Section 112 (6), a serious violation impacting the force's integrity.

 

Furthermore, the circumstances around the officer's assignment to ISOC Region 4 and absence from the original unit will be scrutinised. The National Police Commissioner has declared zero tolerance for such misconduct, promising swift action to prevent similar breaches in the future, reported The Thaiger.

 

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18 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

In an unexpected turn of events, a police colonel was caught bringing a cheat sheet into an examination room for a position as a judge at the Administrative Court, authorities confirmed today

Unexpected.... really ?

TiT

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I would have thought that his actions make him well qualified for the job. He probably couldn't find the right person to pay off as he did for his previous promotions. 

The story will disappear into the journalistic black hole and he will be fine. 

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It's all a misunderstanding! 

He overslept and while grabbing his stuff blindly to arrive on time, he thought he grabbed his lunchbox, but it was a summary list of the course material instead.  Do not worry, it won't happen again...

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You have to understand the way promotion works in the police force.

 

A new recruit is given a target of how much he has to pass up the chain of command.  


Anything he extorts more than that is his to keep.  If he decides not to play the game then he is seldom promoted.

 

This means all the guys a few rungs up the ladder played the game.

 

QED all promoted police are corrupt.

 

It’s an impossible situation to fix. How do you fix something where around 90% or more of them are systemically corrupt?

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21 minutes ago, JBChiangRai said:

You have to understand the way promotion works in the police force.

 

A new recruit is given a target of how much he has to pass up the chain of command.  


Anything he extorts more than that is his to keep.  If he decides not to play the game then he is seldom promoted.

 

This means all the guys a few rungs up the ladder played the game.

 

QED all promoted police are corrupt.

 

It’s an impossible situation to fix. How do you fix something where around 90% or more of them are systemically corrupt?

An urban myth or do you have proof?

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21 hours ago, Tropicalevo said:

A police colonel cheating?

A fine example for the rest of the force.

They do seem to lead by example.... the higher the rank the higher the corruption

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3 hours ago, biggles45 said:

I would have thought that his actions make him well qualified for the job. He probably couldn't find the right person to pay off as he did for his previous promotions. 

The story will disappear into the journalistic black hole and he will be fine. 

If he was stupid enough to get caught, he was too stupid for the job. Next candidate, please.

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I have never seen a Thai teacher give an F to a Thai student caught cheating.  I was told to not give an F to any student, no matter what reason.  Some students did not attend my class all year.  I let my Thai counterpart teacher give the grade.  Guess the grade the student got?

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