“Bad Police” reported by Bangkok Promotion Girl at Pattaya Police Station



PATTAYA: -- A 22 year old Promotion Girl who works in Bangkok and was in Pattaya on holiday with her foreign boyfriend reported allegations of an unlawful detention by Police who accused her of taking drugs.

On Tuesday Night Khun Deetipnapar made her way to the front of Prima Place Apartments in Soi Bongkot in South Pattaya where she arranged to meet her Boyfriend who was returning from a night at a local Muay Thai Boxing Stadium.

As she waited a pick-up with red emergency lights on the roof which was white and brown in color resembling a Police Vehicle pulled up beside her and 5 men, all in plain clothes, surrounded her and accused her of being a drug user.

Khun Deetipnapar asked to see Police ID cards but all that was produced was a Silver Police Detective Badge. The men demanded she accompany them to the Police Station to be urine tested.

Full story: http://www.pattayaone.net/pattaya-news/89053/bad-police-reported-bangkok-promotion-girl-pattaya-police-station/


-- Pattaya One 2013-05-30

Why is it, that most of these stories make no sense at all? What was the object of this arrest, and who was actually involved, and last but not least, what or who is a "promotion girl"?

That's the story she told her boyfriend and she's sticking to it.

She could be guilty but then, seeing how dirty the police are here, I tend to believe her story. She could have ended up like that woman who was brought to an apartment by that cop that was filmed. Whatever happened to him by the way?

That's the story she told her boyfriend and she's sticking to it.

this comment is so typical of the attitude against thai women that is prevalent on TV

That's the story she told her boyfriend and she's sticking to it.

this comment is so typical of the attitude against thai women that is prevalent on TV

Phew, at least you didn't ask me to go back where I came from.

Please discuss the story as printed in the first post, wild assumptions and disgraceful attempts at sad humour will be removed and I will suspend the poster

suppose they thought she was a lost cause, when I was locked in the Pattaya soi 9 cells for a few days the police would deliver yaabaa to be sold to the inmates every evening.

the first thing the police need to do is urine test all police and all inmates regularly, and you can guess why that will never happen

Edited May 30, 201313 yr by wwex

i think she deserves applause, how many thais are willing to lodge a complaint against the police for mistreatment?

the more people refuse to stand for it, the more likely change will actually occur.

she doesn't exactly look like a prime candidate for a tweaker either.

Criminals is what they are, terrorizing a young lady...Nobody trusts these ass*oles.

Must be terrifying to have 5 plain clothes police/criminals haul you away.

Why is it, that most of these stories make no sense at all? What was the object of this arrest, and who was actually involved, and last but not least, what or who is a "promotion girl"?

Your expression "and last but not least" suggests that what is about to follow will have some important relevance, then you ruin it by asking in a derisory tone, what a promotion girl is. A promotion(s) girl ( the 's' was probably lost in the translation) is a girl whose occupation is to promote goods or services, simple really.

She could be guilty but then, seeing how dirty the police are here, I tend to believe her story. She could have ended up like that woman who was brought to an apartment by that cop that was filmed. Whatever happened to him by the way?

She gave a negative urine test and was released, why do you suggest she could be guilty? Guilty of what?

Model Tricked By Man Who Claimed To Be A Police Man

A motorshow model was tricked by a man who claimed himself as a police officer. He inspected her for drugs then dumped her at a highway road. She was concerned that this incident would happen with other tourists and travelers in Pattaya.

PATTAYA – May 29, 2013[PDN]; At 09.00 AM, Ms. Treetipnipa Paibool, age 22, a motorshow model, reported to the police that a man who claimed to be a police officer ordered the girl to be inspected for drugs. After she was inspected the fake police officer then dropped her off at a road.

She told the police that she was working as a motor show model or pretty. She went to visit her French boyfriend at a Muay Thai camp in Pattaya. At the Muay Thai camp, she was then approached by a few unknown men who ordered her to go into his car to inspect her. The four men then pulled her into their car before inspect her urine.
Full story:http://www.pattayadailynews.com/en/2013/05/30/model-tricked-by-man-who-claimed-to-be-a-police-man/

--PATTAYA DAILY NEWS 2013-05-30

suppose they thought she was a lost cause, when I was locked in the Pattaya soi 9 cells for a few days the police would deliver yaabaa to be sold to the inmates every evening.

the first thing the police need to do is urine test all police and all inmates regularly, and you can guess why that will never happen

In Phuket, police are required to undergo urine tests, but I do not know about the frequency...

These scumbags dragged her off in a car, took a urine test, then dumped her. Jeezuz Christ.

What were they up to?

How many people are they doing this to?

Too bad she is not some high society type that could come down hard on these pricks.

The police are backing away from this and claiming fake cops?

Fake cops, real cops...all the same. In it for the money.

Out of control.

Edited May 30, 201313 yr by DiNiro

Why is it, that most of these stories make no sense at all? What was the object of this arrest, and who was actually involved, and last but not least, what or who is a "promotion girl"?

The girls you see in department stores (like Pantip) promoting and presenting products. They are also called 'pretties'.

I don't this these were police. Pee in a cut This is strange and in a forest area, This is one lucky girl. A Tin badge Common police always carry ID

More reason to be careful here in Thailand

Why is it, that most of these stories make no sense at all? What was the object of this arrest, and who was actually involved, and last but not least, what or who is a "promotion girl"?

These coppers are bottom feeders (is that clear enough?) And the authorities/superiors/country does nothing to curb the slime.

And what is a promotion girl, I won't dignify that with an answer. If with almost 700 posts to your name you don't know, all I can say is that your posting from outer Mongolia.

5 men without proper credentials basically abducting a person right off the street. She is lucky to be alive.

What does the fact that she works as a Promotion's girl or Motorshow model has to do with the story. What exactly the journalist is trying to imply?

She could be guilty but then, seeing how dirty the police are here, I tend to believe her story. She could have ended up like that woman who was brought to an apartment by that cop that was filmed. Whatever happened to him by the way?

She gave a negative urine test and was released, why do you suggest she could be guilty? Guilty of what?

Peeing on the floor...

She could be guilty but then, seeing how dirty the police are here, I tend to believe her story. She could have ended up like that woman who was brought to an apartment by that cop that was filmed. Whatever happened to him by the way?

She gave a negative urine test and was released, why do you suggest she could be guilty? Guilty of what?

Peeing on the floor...

No she peed in a "cut" according to a high ranking Thai Visa Happy Hour police analyst who wished to remain anonymous. While it's unlikely she'll ever read all this nonsense, one has to hope her boyfriend/escort doesn't need to wade through these TV slash-and-burn postings. First the [fake] police and then the farang jeering section.

I don't this these were police. Pee in a cut This is strange and in a forest area, This is one lucky girl. A Tin badge Common police always carry ID

More reason to be careful here in Thailand

Edited May 30, 201313 yr by Suradit69

That's the story she told her boyfriend and she's sticking to it.

this comment is so typical of the attitude against thai women that is prevalent on TV

Phew, at least you didn't ask me to go back where I came from.

Alas ... if only that was all it would take.

What does the fact that she works as a Promotion's girl or Motorshow model has to do with the story. What exactly the journalist is trying to imply?

Do you read many news stories? It is very common for news stories to include people's professions.

There seems to be so much missing in the story.... Was she eventually taken for a urine test? If so, what was the result? If not how did the story end, did they just fade on the horizon? What happened?

Five urolagniacs posing as police violate a young woman: why does that idea digest without cognitive dissonance, in the context of everything I know about Pattaya (without ever visiting it) ?

Praise be that she was not raped ! And, praise for her courage in filing a complaint !

~o:37;

Why is it, that most of these stories make no sense at all? What was the object of this arrest, and who was actually involved, and last but not least, what or who is a "promotion girl"?

Where do you live? Everyone know's what a promotion girl or pretty does....still half asleep when posting?

There seems to be so much missing in the story.... Was she eventually taken for a urine test? If so, what was the result? If not how did the story end, did they just fade on the horizon? What happened?

No there is not. Did you try clicking the link.

"Full story: http://www.pattayaon...police-station/ "

Amazes me how people love to offer opinion's without reading the facts that are available.....

at least you didn't ask me to go back where I came from.

Please, go back where you came from, but, if you're in Pattaya now, don't leave.

~o:37;

Why does it take five policemen to arrest one girl? Don't they have female cops patrolling in Thailand as well?

Smart Alec post removed along with the poster