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Forensics officially released have revealed that both fatalities - policeman and protester - were caused from a high vantage point, outside the reach of protesters, and likely police, as well. The photo of men in black was much publicized and distributed. But it seems leads - neither through photography nor science - direct investigations here. Until they do, these crimes are not likely to be discouraged.

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So the police grunts think that the police top-knobs know who was shooting at protestors and police and demand the shooter be arrested?

Charlem will be busy buying his son a one way airticket to Dubai today then ;)

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Forensics officially released have revealed that both fatalities - policeman and protester - were caused from a high vantage point, outside the reach of protesters, and likely police, as well. The photo of men in black was much publicized and distributed. But it seems leads - neither through photography nor science - direct investigations here. Until they do, these crimes are not likely to be discouraged.

How would a particular location be out of reach of BOTH the protesters and the police, but still be in reach of someone else?

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It seems to mean that corruption and the existence of 'untouchables' helps create a climate where policemen cannot do their work (not that they really want to, it seems, but still)... The whole nasty situation is feedback .

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Oh the irony.

Didn't think it could get more foolish than it already is, and then we have a demo by the BIB against, err the BIB.

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UPDATE:

Police demand right to self-defence in wake of protests

BANGKOK: -- The demand for the right of self-defence is specified in a statement issued by a group of 500 policemen who rallied at the Royal Plaza on Monday to voice their frustration with their superiors over the way they were told to handle anti-government protesters.


In the statement, the police group said that the perpetrators who harmed the policemen on duty must be penalized quickly. They vowed to resist the use of force against the police and to resist attempts to incite unrest and division in the society, especially those who bent on undermining public faith in the police.

The police also demanded close monitoring, follow-up and resistance of the elements intent to destroy the nation by providing distorted information to undermine police organization, the police and the rule of law.

Pol Maj-Gen Piya Tavichai, commander of 7th division of Metrpolitan Police Bureau, promised to pass on the demonstrators’ statement to the metropolitan police commissioner for consideration.

The rally on Monday was in response to the December 26 clashes with police and protesters at the Thai-Japanese youth centre in Din Daeng during which one policeman and a protester were shot dead by unknown gunmen. Several policemen and protesters were also injured.

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/police-demand-right-self-defence-wake-protests/

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-- Thai PBS 2013-12-30

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"In the statement, the police group said that the perpetrators who harmed the policemen on duty must be penalized quickly. They vowed to resist the use of force against the police and to resist attempts to incite unrest and division in the society, especially those who bent on undermining public faith in the police."

What faith?

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