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NACC seizes assets of ex-DSI chief

BANGKOK, 19 April 2015 (NNT) – The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) seizes assets worth 40 million baht of former director-general of the Department of Special Investigation Tharit Phengdit on grounds of unusual wealth.

NACC Secretary-General Sansern Phonchiak said a NACC committee probing the case of former chief of the DSI found there was evidence suggesting that Mr. Tharit’s assets relating to his unusual wealth had been transferred, transformed or hidden. The NACC therefore decided to temporarily seize the assets, including bank deposits, land, buildings and vehicles worth 40 million baht, according to Section 78 of the NACC Act.

The NACC also ordered Mr. Tharit to submit a list of assets and liabilities of himself, spouse and minor children within 30 days.

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If unusual wealth is the reason for this shouldn't there be more people getting the same treatment?

No doubt true. Step by step.

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So.....

Head of CIB, Pongpat, caught for corruption. Check !!

Head of DSI , Tharit , caught for corruption. Check !!

It seems at this point that corruption goes from the local policeman

shaking down little businesses, to the guys at the very top. But
I already knew that. So who is next now ? Must be a lot of people

in Bangkok sleeping poorly now, or are busy transferring their money

out of Thailand and booking a flight to America.... :-)

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Ah, it's all about the Taksins again. And where did khun and recent honourable monk Sutep get all the money to feed his fellow - property devastating - protesters for more than three months, under the watchful eyes of Thai law enforcement? Just asking...coffee1.gif alt=coffee1.gif width=32 height=24>

All about thaksin.... how's that.... the scaly character in this story if tarit.

It's not about Thaksin.

Thaksin's stooges were the first to be washed out of the Augean Stables.

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Has any Thai government in recent history indicted so many fat cats in so short a time?

Keep it up.

Surely not.. the PTP were masters of corruption. The only reason they wanted to hold on to power at all cost was to avoid this. Now an other party is there checking them and this is their worst nightmare.

You must be kidding. PTP= small beer, chicken feed, minnows, rank amateurs relative to some of their predecessors ( but maybe now that's considered 'old money')

Name a few .. with links to court cases ? I have been here only 8 years.. so I mostly seen PTP and incarnations their corruption

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In the normal course of events, the pursuit of those who have accumulated 'unusual wealth' ( some kind of euphemism for corruption) would be a good thing. However when it is one side pursuing the other and ignoring their own who have accumulated wealth through similar means, it is very dangerous indeed.

I wonder if you realize that your own chosen "side" did the exact same thing when they had their turn at bat. Did you acknowledge it then? Or even recognize it? I'm guessing no.

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Has any Thai government in recent history indicted so many fat cats in so short a time?

Keep it up.

Surely not.. the PTP were masters of corruption. The only reason they wanted to hold on to power at all cost was to avoid this. Now an other party is there checking them and this is their worst nightmare.

You must be kidding. PTP= small beer, chicken feed, minnows, rank amateurs relative to some of their predecessors ( but maybe now that's considered 'old money')

PTP and the criminal Shinawatra clan small beer, chicken feed, minnows, rank amateurs... ?

You're the one who must be kidding. Tell me you are - your posts are usually well-considered.

No they are not lol...

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You must be kidding. PTP= small beer, chicken feed, minnows, rank amateurs relative to some of their predecessors ( but maybe now that's considered 'old money')

PTP and the criminal Shinawatra clan small beer, chicken feed, minnows, rank amateurs... ?

You're the one who must be kidding. Tell me you are - your posts are usually well-considered.

No they are not lol...

Well, maybe not always... just trying to maintain a little civility on the thread.

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NACC freezes Tarit's Bt40.9 million worth of assets
The Nation

BANGKOK: -- The National Anti-Corruption Commission has frozen Bt40.9 million worth of assets of former Department of Special Investigation chief Tarit Pengdith on suspicion it had been accumulated unlawfully, the NACC announced Sunday.

NACC secretary-general Sansern Polchiak said the NACC suspected that Tarit was unusually rich so it froze his and his wife's assets until the couple can explain how they had acquired the assets.

Tarit was ordered to defend the assets within 30 days, Sansern added.

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/breakingnews/NACC-freezes-Tarits-Bt40-9-million-worth-of-assets-30258278.html

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