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Analysis Slogan Turned Trap: The Enduring Damage of “Don’t Betray Your Own” in Police Culture
Yes. It does apply in civil matters as well. This is because as long as the officer is witihin department policy then the employer will indemnify them. -
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Donald Trump's use of English found to be at 4th grade level and below in some analyses.
Many MAGA guys here just don't get simple logic. I am NOT comparing Trump to Hitler. I am making an argument and it goes like this: I am replying to a post that is basically saying that since Trump won the last election he is smarter and more qualified that Kamala Harris. This is not sound logic AT ALL! Just because somebody wins and election. DOES NOT MEAN THEY ARE QUALIFIED FOR THE JOB. Kamala Harris, without a doubt has a better command of the English Language, Trump on the other hand has been clocked, in interviews, to have a command of English at a 4th grade level or lower! Who is smarter? Obviously Harris at least when it comes to using English and her stellar work record as a CA public servant. Trumps record as president is one of the lowest in history. -
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How do you like your pizza?
I went there more than 20 years ago and it was nice but then i returned after a few years and found that the menu was exactly the same before. No updates, no creativity, just the same old "traditional" toppings. I'm from Sydney so I'm used to pizza that is not "traditional". Our Italians adapted the recipes for the local tastebuds. Or maybe they were just from a different part of Italy than the ones that emigrated to the USA. The "Supreme" pizza was a staple of Sydney pizza shops, it had everything plus pineapple which of course gets tradionalists in a tizz. The first time I tasted it I was hooked. Sydney also has a lot of immigrants from Lebanon and Turkey. They make Italian style pizza but with all sorts of weird toppings that would enrage a traditional Italian but tasted pretty good to me. For example, here's the ingredients from one of my favourite pizza shops: Chef Special Pizza $17.25 Cheese, diced leg of lamb, onion, pepperoni, sliced olives, feta cheese and sliced tomato.... Halal Nice fat kalamata olives too, not those wimpy little black olives 😂 Here's another one that will upset the traditionalists but tastes pretty darn good with a few coldies: Chicken Kebab Pizza $17.25 Cheese, chicken, onion, mushroom, capsicum, olives and pineapple. With crushed tomato... -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 15 June 2025
Online Gambling Network ‘FAST24H’ Dismantled in Pattaya, Monthly Turnover Exceeded 9 Million Picture courtesy of Amarin. Cyber police have raided and dismantled an online gambling operation, known as “FAST24H,” based in the Pattaya area, which reportedly generated over 9 million baht in monthly turnover. Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the illegal website, which had more than 6,800 users nationwide. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1363678-online-gambling-network-‘fast24h’-dismantled-in-pattaya-monthly-turnover-exceeded-9-million/ -
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Crime Online Gambling Network ‘FAST24H’ Dismantled in Pattaya, Monthly Turnover Exceeded 9 Million
Picture courtesy of Amarin. Cyber police have raided and dismantled an online gambling operation, known as “FAST24H,” based in the Pattaya area, which reportedly generated over 9 million baht in monthly turnover. Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the illegal website, which had more than 6,800 users nationwide. The raid was ordered by Pol. Lt. Gen. Trirong Phiwphan, Commissioner of the Cyber Crime Investigation Bureau (CCIB), under the policy direction of National Police Chief Pol. Gen. Kittirat Phanphuet. The operation was carried out by a combined task force, including Pol. Maj. Gen. Kritachaya Bamrung Rattanayot, Deputy Commissioner of the CCIB and several senior officers from both national cyber units and local forces. Armed with a warrant issued by the Pattaya Provincial Court (No. 117/2568), cyber police raided a condominium in Pattaya, where they arrested two individuals: Mr. Chanachai, 22, from Samut Sakhon province and Mr. Siwakorn, 24, from Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya province. Seized from the scene were two computers, a router, seven bank books, nine debit cards and two modified blank-firing handguns, one a .38 calibre and another .380 calibre, with 52 rounds of ammunition. The “FAST24H” platform offered a wide range of online gambling services including slot games, baccarat, poker, fish-shooting games, hi-lo, dragon-tiger, live casino games, lotteries and sports betting. Users deposited funds through Thai bank accounts and could request withdrawals online. The website had been in operation for four months and used automated systems with live chat support and promotional campaigns to attract new players. During questioning, Mr. Chanachai admitted to being an administrator responsible for creating video advertisements for the gambling site. Mr. Siwakorn managed digital marketing campaigns and ran online ads to attract new users. Both claimed to receive monthly compensation ranging from 20,000 to 40,000 baht. The two were charged with “organising, advertising, or persuading others, directly or indirectly, to gamble via electronic media without permission,” as well as “illegal possession and use of firearms and ammunition.” Further investigation revealed that Mr. Siwakorn was also the subject of an outstanding arrest warrant issued by the Thanyaburi Provincial Court (Warrant No. 211/2568, dated 27 February 2024), for alleged involvement in a violent nighttime home invasion and assault in Pathum Thani province. The suspects and seized evidence have been handed over to investigators for legal proceedings. Authorities have vowed to continue cracking down on online gambling operations that exploit vulnerable populations and promote illegal activity throughout the country. Adapted by Asean Now from Amarin 2025-06-15 -
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THAILAND LIVE Thailand Live Sunday 15 June 2025
UPDATE Songkhla Provincial Council Refuses to Remove ‘Golf’, Passes Responsibility to Governor File picture for reference only. The Songkhla Provincial Administrative Organisation Council (PAO Council) held a closed-door special session on 13 June, to discuss the potential removal of council member Mr Siradon Phlaidoung, known as “Sor Golf”, who represents Hat Yai District, Constituency 7. Mr Siradon is facing criminal charges and allegations of political misconduct. Full story:https://aseannow.com/topic/1360410-son-of-prominent-mp-sparks-violence-at-songkhla-polling-station/page/2/#findComment-19872568
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