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Cops dealt drugs from police pick-up: Chalerm

Supachai Petchthewee

The Nation

BANGKOK: -- Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yoobamrung and National Police chief General Adul Saengsingkaew held a press conference on Saturday to announce the arrest of police officers in Nan province accused of dealing methamphetamine after being caught with 1 million yaba tablets in a police pick-up truck.

"It's a source of pain and shame for all police officers that some police sell drugs themselves. They even used a vehicle with a police shield logo to sell the drugs," Chalerm said. "But I'm glad that they have been arrested."

The gang was involved in transporting the drug from the northern province for sale in Bangkok, a drug-suppression police officer said at the press conference.

The officers accused of involvement in the drug-dealing gang include Pol Lt-Colonel Thammanoon Nakbua, superintendent of Uan police station, and Pol Sub-Lieutenant Jittipong Sochai, who is a crime-suppression officer.

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-- The Nation 2012-12-16

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"It's a source of pain and shame for all police officers that some police sell drugs themselves.''

Empty rhetoric.

And while we're on the subject, I thought you were supposed be in the south, Mr. Chalerm, but I guess the phot op. was just too much to pass up. No hesitation there I guess.

And on another note. I wonder how many cops deal drugs in Thailand?

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If the Thai police force had a crime and corruption section, they would be the biggest gov dept in thailand, however question is, who would keep an eye on them.coffee1.gif

Like the movie "Casino" where the players are watching the cards, the dealers are watching the players, the pit bosses are watching the dealers, the floor managers are watching the pit bosses, the casino manager is watching the floor managers, and the eye in the sky is watching everyone.

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Chalerm denouncing the police? Is this then end of a beautiful friendship?

His phone probably rang a minute after he said it, someone calling from overseas telling him to backtrack and apologize.

"Now put my sister on..."

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The whole Thai police force needs to be dismantled and put back together as a crime-busting, non-criminal, nonpartisan operation that does its job independently.

That should include banning police, retired or otherwise, from holding any political post.

That would reek havoc upon all the police who bought their positions.....cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

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Don't look for fix it solutions as it never was working!

The police [ I refuse to capitalise this scum ] are a mafia institution. They are not the enforcers of the law. They are the abusers of the law. They are a criminal entity and act accordingly.

Chalerm benefitted from this for years and now is embarrassed by the lofty and undeserved position he occupies. the bellowing rhetoric is for public consumption and will be little compared with the behind doors demands to put someone in charge of the drug dealing who can guarantee its low profile existence.

There are billions being made from the drug trade with Burma and it is not going to cease as long as Thais have pockets too deep to fill.

We should run a 'where are they now' as regards the Chalerm scum sons. I expect they are snouts in the trough of dad's wake turning ll those contacts into hard cash.

This is actually a 'non' story as Chalerm told us long ago 'there are no drugs' in Thailand. My wife picks herbs and makes a paste when I have a headache. We can't even buy aspirin anymore!

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If the Thai police force had a crime and corruption section, they would be the biggest gov dept in thailand, however question is, who would keep an eye on them.coffee1.gif

Surely there must be such a department, and that's where all these inactive-post malefactors get sent, if caught ? laugh.png

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The whole Thai police force needs to be dismantled and put back together as a crime-busting, non-criminal, nonpartisan operation that does its job independently.

That should include banning police, retired or otherwise, from holding any political post.

That would reek havoc upon all the police who bought their positions.....cheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

Good question. If they get fired do they get their graft, sorry,deposit returned?
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1 million pills that would have taken a fair bit of time to count !

There's a new invention on the market now called scales. You use them for weighing. First you weigh the total quantity of pills. Then you weigh one individual pill. Then comes the tough part. You divide the larger weight by the smaller weight. The answer is... wait for it... the total number of pills. No, it's not magic; it's called mathematics.

I know this because I've just been teaching my Grade 4 class about it.

If you're interested, I do private tutoring for US$30 an hour.

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