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Whistle blowers warned by DSI

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BANGKOK: -- Protesters who blow whistles against any officials of the Department of Special Investigation or their chief, Tarit Pengdit, may face legal actions.

The warning of criminal litigation against whistle blowers was issued Monday by the DSI chief. He said that the whistle blowers would be deemed committing an offence against Section 370 of the Criminal Code for causing noise unreasonably and against Section 397 of the same code for bullying or for putting someone to shame.

He defended that the warning was not intended to escalate the political temperature but wanted to pre-empt violence.

Tarit also warned DSI officials not to blow whistles as a gesture of protest against their superiors otherwise they may face dismissal from the service.

He accused former Democrat MP and protest leader Suthep Thuagsuban of inciting the protesters to oust him from the office and to blow whistles at him whenever they confront him. He claimed that Suthep held personal grudges against him because Suthep is being investigated by the DSI on several cases.

-- Thai PBS 2013-11-18

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Tarit of the DSI...........Protesters who blow whistles against any officials of the Department of Special Investigation or their chief, Tarit Pengdit, may face legal actions.

Unbelieveable

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BANGKOK: -- Protesters who blow whistles against any officials of the Department of Special Investigation or their chief, Tarit Pengdit, may face legal actions.

What a sad little boy this Tarit creature is, its seems as if i the creature is labouing under the delusion that he can rule by personal decree. Indeed another twisted little mind so beloved by Thaksin his family and their brown nosing acolytes.

Never mind Tarit when you and your ego arrive at your office tomorrow you can play with your whistle.

To ensure your personal satisfaction remember to change your operating standards after 99 blows of your whistle.so as to ensure you don't come to a sad end.whistling.gif

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Hey Tarit, where is the bullet proof monk, to whom you issued an arrest warrant and found evidence of harassment???? HUH???? cheesy.gifcheesy.gifclap2.gifclap2.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gifcheesy.gif

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I'm beginning to realise why the ladyboy thing is so big here. It certainly explains why there are so many big girl's blouses in Thailand and nowhere more so than in government.

Tart......... man up <deleted>.

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The second possible charge of an action that may cause embarrassment to another with possible jail time and fine, just slays me.

I would submit that if this law is on the books , someone ought to charge most of the PTP with multiple violations. ... and some others...... one being Jatuporn.....

As far as Flipflopper Tarit is concerned I suspect his rep is one of going where the best results are for Tarit.

Should be fast friends with Zebra Steak Plodrashop

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Whistle blowers warned by DSI

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BANGKOK: -- Protesters who blow whistles against any officials of the Department of Special Investigation or their chief, Tarit Pengdit, may face legal actions.

The warning of criminal litigation against whistle blowers was issued Monday by the DSI chief. He said that the whistle blowers would be deemed committing an offence against Section 370 of the Criminal Code for causing noise unreasonably and against Section 397 of the same code for bullying or for putting someone to shame.

He defended that the warning was not intended to escalate the political temperature but wanted to pre-empt violence.

Tarit also warned DSI officials not to blow whistles as a gesture of protest against their superiors otherwise they may face dismissal from the service.

He accused former Democrat MP and protest leader Suthep Thuagsuban of inciting the protesters to oust him from the office and to blow whistles at him whenever they confront him. He claimed that Suthep held personal grudges against him because Suthep is being investigated by the DSI on several cases.

-- Thai PBS 2013-11-18

Khun Tarit, get a life.

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He said that the whistle blowers would be deemed committing an offence against Section 370 of the Criminal Code for causing noise unreasonably

I think the law is already in place.

Good to know. Next time the neighbours make a noise, call the police and tell them to charge them with Section 370 of the Criminal Code.

All you'd get from the local BIB is DILLIGAF. Call the DSI, the local equivalent of the FBI, if you want action on a noise complaint.

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What it needs is a response from the top newspapers--like

PATHETIC " Headlines" until this happens it will always be difficult to change things here in Thailand.

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Im all for it, if it can get rid of the parking lot whistle blowers!

Agreed on the point of these parking wallers, but it is about something much more important than your personal feelings.

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Hey, if making excessive sound that invades petioles peoples privacy is illegal, I'm all for it.

Lol.

How the hell does he plan to create a law like this?

Read the OP. It already exists "Section 370 of the Criminal Code for causing noise unreasonably" coffee1.gif

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Im all for it, if it can get rid of the parking lot whistle blowers!

Agreed on the point of these parking wallers, but it is about something much more important than your personal feelings.

Yes it's about, er, what is it about again? Oh yeah Sutheps going to bring down the government by whistling, or something.

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Another example of using a official position for a personal purpose for which the office was never intended. The man has been issuing warning/threats of prescuation/asset seizer, to protestors, their sponsers, leaders and now the whistle blowers. This is susposed to be an investigative branch of the legal system and, not the gastopo.

Another good canidate for impeachment proceedings, along with a few others that have been overlooked to date. The actions, press releases of this government are getting more unbelievable every day, and they seem too incompent to even see how much of an arse they are making of themselves.

The most fitting action that comes to mind is putting them on a short leash, muzzle them, nuter them, then follow a frecn example, release all prisoners from a penal facility and put them behind the bars.

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I suppose he's also going after Edward Snowden. People Whistleblowing against Peua Thai and their lackeys are criminals, people whistle blowing against the Dems - rewarded. No irony eh, silly clown. Tarit is well on his way to being dubbed the 'Chemical Ali' of the Thai crisis.

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In a related story k. Tarit has been accused of provoking Thai people in protesting against the government. Spokes persons of the Labour organisation representing professional whistleblowers like parkinglot guards, BTS whislers and the like, have issued a statement saying anyone trying to take away their whistle would be charged as being unconstitutional. It should be clear and obvious that a whistle cannot be taken away without causing serious harm to workers and the Thai economy.

Tongue-in-cheeky

DISCLAIMER any resemblance with reality should be most obviously coincidental

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