Here in my provincial small village and all the surrounding villages they play on a daily, whole day basis, HI LO and BOG DAENG.

After one of the corrupt policemans here who takes bribes and plays himself ran around with my GF in my absence to play everywhere with her, HIGH STYLE and took her on as a Mia Noi,

I got a bit angry, she lost in that time a lot money!

As the local Amphoe police station is, of course, part of the game, I talked to the Highest Provincial Police Authoritys in Udon City.

My story was friendly recognized by a female officer, but when she tried to bring me to the highest or second highest officer of the province, I was told they do not want to interfere.

I shall go to the Amphoe police station to complain about the gambling.

You are Don Quichote here, TIT-This is Thailand!

Edited August 30, 201114 yr by ALFREDO

Ah, the sweet smell of nepotism is in the air again. Any chance he could be connected to a casino?

Chalerm's casino crackdown slogan: "Chalerm can do it". /via@tulsathit

Sounds like a job for the Pattaya BIB. They seem to be good at busting 4-6 people with 20 baht on the table.

Quote :- He said two senior officers had been assigned to oversee the crackdown but if the metropolitan police would not close the casinos then he would ask other agencies, such as the border patrol police, to do the job. Unquote.

So the metropolitan police are out of control? Is anybody in charge of anything around here?

+1 exactly what I was thinking. Quite simple they should be made to do their job, or lose it. Maybe then, just maybe they could start to do something about corruption.

jb1

1 Is it even possible that Deputy Police Chief, Pol.Gen.Prewpan Dhamapong, didn't know about the 42 gambling dens owned and operated by senior police officers?

2 Wouldn't you think that Pol.Gen.Prewpan Dhamapong and other top ranking generals, beyond those to be transferred, also received a share of the profits for being at the top of the food chain?

3 Don't you think that all of the top officers should be replaced and many prosecuted beyond inactive posts, for their actions?

4 Wouldn't you agree that inactive posts are a totally rediculous answer to the police corruption problem? What about real prison time instead?

Edited August 31, 201114 yr by aguy30