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Phuket cop arrested after French man robbed of B490,000

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Easy out for the cop. The police will negotiate a large cut of the 400k and get the French guy to drop the charge for the police to turn the eye away on the drug involvement. They will scare the frenchy and say they will charge him re the drug involvement. You agree Guys

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Yes, but are they in jail? Arrested does not mean anything in Thailand!

Nor does it mean convicted....! And I'll bet half the money has already gone...!

Well, at least they have a good candidate now for the next provincial police commander... All the proper qualifications... whistling.gif

And the money? Bet that doesn't reappear.

That's my guess to, extorted money seems to mysteriously disappear in all cases whistling.gif

Yes, but are they in jail? Arrested does not mean anything in Thailand!

Nor does it mean convicted....! And I'll bet half the money has already gone...!

I bet all the money is gone already (down in the pocket to the "investigating" officer)

I'm really surprised this guy got pinched, and I'm even more surprised this made the media. I wonder if the higher ups weren't in for a cut so they pinched him to teach others a lesson, and that is to always provide upstream on all illicit activities.

How does a Thai cop get nicked for crimes against farangs in Thailand, even murder? They don't so something stinks here

The sentiment expressed in your ignorant post is not only wrong but it stinks. Thai police have been convicted of crimes against foreigners but unfortunately people like you choose to spread unsubstantiated fallacies.

Shame on the ROYAL Thai Police force.

Surely what you mean is shame on this particular officer and congratulations to the others for a job well done. If you do mean what you posted then shame on you.

Easy out for the cop. The police will negotiate a large cut of the 400k and get the French guy to drop the charge for the police to turn the eye away on the drug involvement. They will scare the frenchy and say they will charge him re the drug involvement. You agree Guys

No.

And the money? Bet that doesn't reappear.

That's my guess to, extorted money seems to mysteriously disappear in all cases whistling.gif

How do you know that, do you get a special report?

The ill-informed, bad-mouthing cynics are out in force on this one.

And the money? Bet that doesn't reappear.

It's been released on bail.

and what about the 2 million baht worth of Land which the Frenchman "owned"? At a guess, I would say that the land he "sold" is still there.

Rather remarkable that a corrupt Thai cop was arrested. Would be even more remarkable if the impotent Thai judicial system was able to sentence the worm to jail time. It would certainly send a message. Is the Thai govt. ready to send a message to law enforcement that a higher standard is expected of them? Probably not. It would signal that they have earmarked hundreds of billions baht to improve the entire system. Better forensic equipment, better labs, highly qualified detectives, better pay for cops, overseas training, etc, etc. That would require a mature, wise, visionary, and competent government. Does Thailand have one like that? So, what will we see? The same thing we see for nearly every crime committed in Thailand. A suspended sentence. That is essentially what Thai judges do. Hand out suspended sentences.

Yes, but are they in jail? Arrested does not mean anything in Thailand!

Can you imagine? Handcuffed, kidnapped, threatened and forced to handover $15k. Will be surprised if they see more than a few weeks in jail. Nevermind na. Go to the temple and be sorry and everything will be forgotten.

The higher the rank the more they extort.

Low level traffic cop 400-1000 each farang

Sen Sgt 300000 to 490000 like this case.

Colonel a new car...house...boat...cash every month

Thousands of Generals...the possibilities are enoumous

Easy out for the cop. The police will negotiate a large cut of the 400k and get the French guy to drop the charge for the police to turn the eye away on the drug involvement. They will scare the frenchy and say they will charge him re the drug involvement. You agree Guys

Why not check on the French ? How can he own and sell land ? Paying 2.000 THB to a person who helped to sell 2 mio. worth land is really miserly, really cheap. He might be sorry already to have involved the police. Not much sympathy for him. Wouldn't be surprised if he is in the drug business as well.

How does a Thai cop get nicked for crimes against farangs in Thailand, even murder? They don't so something stinks here

The sentiment expressed in your ignorant post is not only wrong but it stinks. Thai police have been convicted of crimes against foreigners but unfortunately people like you choose to spread unsubstantiated fallacies.

Facts and figures sunshine.

How does a Thai cop get nicked for crimes against farangs in Thailand, even murder? They don't so something stinks here

The sentiment expressed in your ignorant post is not only wrong but it stinks. Thai police have been convicted of crimes against foreigners but unfortunately people like you choose to spread unsubstantiated fallacies.

Is this the sort of unsubstantiated fallacy you are referring to? http://www.andrew-drummond.com/2013/01/killer-cop-gets-remission-for-river.html

How does a Thai cop get nicked for crimes against farangs in Thailand, even murder? They don't so something stinks here

The sentiment expressed in your ignorant post is not only wrong but it stinks. Thai police have been convicted of crimes against foreigners but unfortunately people like you choose to spread unsubstantiated fallacies.

Is this the sort of unsubstantiated fallacy you are referring to? http://www.andrew-drummond.com/2013/01/killer-cop-gets-remission-for-river.html

How is that unsubstantiated? You may not agree with the reduction in his sentence, but he has been convicted and is doing time for his crimes.

So your link only proves the point MMarlow is making.

This is good news and a start. Hopefully the new police chief is able to clear some of the rotten bananas away from the Phuket police force.

Might be tricky when the whole fruit bowl stinks ...

I would never let a policeman into my house. I don't trust them.

I don't see them as police, they are mafia in uniforms, hard to find a "clean" cop here in Thailand :-(

How does a Thai cop get nicked for crimes against farangs in Thailand, even murder? They don't so something stinks here

The sentiment expressed in your ignorant post is not only wrong but it stinks. Thai police have been convicted of crimes against foreigners but unfortunately people like you choose to spread unsubstantiated fallacies.

Your post is the one who stinks, do you have any evidence of thai police convicted or are we just gone take your word for it?

How does a Thai cop get nicked for crimes against farangs in Thailand, even murder? They don't so something stinks here

The sentiment expressed in your ignorant post is not only wrong but it stinks. Thai police have been convicted of crimes against foreigners but unfortunately people like you choose to spread unsubstantiated fallacies.

Your post is the one who stinks, do you have any evidence of thai police convicted or are we just gone take your word for it?

Even on this page of the thread is a link.

This corrupt and criminal cop is but the tiny tip of an emormous rotten ice berg on Phuket,

So the sreenplay is:

- crime

- arresting + press conference (big show business)

- everyone go home by bail

- court case + sentence : 10 000 B penalty.

for the French guy: next time give them normal share but better if you go home and never come back. They will strike back thai is pretty sure. wai2.gif

How does a Thai cop get nicked for crimes against farangs in Thailand, even murder? They don't so something stinks here

The sentiment expressed in your ignorant post is not only wrong but it stinks. Thai police have been convicted of crimes against foreigners but unfortunately people like you choose to spread unsubstantiated fallacies.

Is this the sort of unsubstantiated fallacy you are referring to? http://www.andrew-drummond.com/2013/01/killer-cop-gets-remission-for-river.html

How is that unsubstantiated? You may not agree with the reduction in his sentence, but he has been convicted and is doing time for his crimes.

So your link only proves the point MMarlow is making.

Biased logic, because MMarlow did in fact never provide any link, data, study to support his assessment....

The French guy, probably an illegal land and property speculator and into drugs.

This crowd all deserve each other, definitely the very bottom of the gene pool.

I would like to know, why the Frenchman, formerly Mr Richer, who is now known as Mr Poorer, is also not facing charges for his illegal activities in Thailand?

It amazes me the sort of low life trash that is entering this country.

The story is fake no one is pointing and mr richer is not pictured.

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