As long as thailand continues to pay their police force the same as (or less than) fast food workers they will always have the need to "supplement" their income. The first step to tackling the widespread corruption is to pay them a decent wage.

Or just abolish the Police farce completely, the country could save billions, and see crime fall to its lowest levels ever.:jap:

the government's get-touch policy on narcotics

I have never heard of this policy

Imagine, consequences for Police Dealing Drugs,

It would appear that if you keep the head pig fed, the little piglets can carry on doing what they do best, breaking the law.

They are nothing more than a corrupt mafia-style organisation that thrives on extortion and other criminal activity.

Unfortunately, they are just a by-product of Thai society and culture, so it will never change.

My wifes best friends cousin recently copped (no pun intended) some lead in the front lobe in his house and the police said it was suicide. problem was they put the gun in the wrong hand (partially paralyzed). Reason was he was selling ya ba for one of the top coppers in an Isaan province. When Peua Thai won election said bobby cleared up the loose ends because he knew this government would remove him for one of their own..How <deleted> sad

As long as thailand continues to pay their police force the same as (or less than) fast food workers they will always have the need to "supplement" their income. The first step to tackling the widespread corruption is to pay them a decent wage.

Indeed, you can fire at least 50% of all policeman and give their salary to the remaining 50%;

very efficient

disciplinary charges

that's what you get for 15 thousand pills of yaba if you'r lucky enough to be a copper in this country

Edited September 13, 201114 yr by metisdead
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Some heads are gonna roll!

HoHoHoHoHoHoHoHoHoHoHoHoHoHo! 55555555555555555555! Some "heads" are gonna "roll" a few! Send that one in to Jon Stuart.

So progressive, broad minded and enlightened of the police department to discharge drug dealing cops instead of arresting them.

As long as thailand continues to pay their police force the same as (or less than) fast food workers they will always have the need to "supplement" their income. The first step to tackling the widespread corruption is to pay them a decent wage.

Indeed, you can fire at least 50% of all policeman and give their salary to the remaining 50%;

very efficient

Or just fire all of them, it would save the general public and most small businesses a small fortune.

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Bangkok Police Show Drug Bust Results

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the government's get-touch policy on narcotics

I have never heard of this policy

Get Tough Policy...

And I've never heard of this one.

But he said: "They will be discharged if caught."

Better than being executed without trial?

Discharged to devote more time to drug trafficking. I still say shoot 'em in broad daylight.

Yeah right on citizen. Just like the doctor at Victory Monument. Way to go?

jb1

Edited September 14, 201114 yr by jimbeam1

They cant arrest fellow cops. How would they do the FAMOUS photo op?

All cops in uniform...all smilling...all guilty of something.

But , which ones for selling drugs?

Easier to just play musical desks.