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Phuket Riot: Officers fear arrest retribution
Phuket Gazette

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Phuket Provincial Police Commander Teeraphol Thipjaroen urges suspects to surrender. Photo: Gazette file

PHUKET: -- Concerned about retribution, police have yet to arrest any of the suspects wanted for the Thalang Police Station riot, Phuket Provincial Police Commander Teeraphol Thipjaroen confirmed to the Phuket Gazette.

“At this stage, we are in no rush to arrest the suspects,” Col Teeraphol said. “We need to think carefully about each arrest and the possible consequences. We do not want to see any more violence.”

A total of 66 arrest warrants have been issued for riot instigators, Deputy National Police Chief Chalermkiat Srivorakan confirmed last week.

Full story: http://www.phuketgazette.net/phuket-news/Phuket-Riot-Officers-fear-arrest-retribution/62283?desktopversion

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-- Phuket Gazette 2015-11-05

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“At this stage, we are in no rush to arrest the suspects,” Col Teeraphol said. “We need to think carefully about each arrest and the possible consequences. We do not want to see any more violence.”

In other words, we already got our reward money. We'd like to squeeze these "protesters" so that we can buy gifts for our mia nois, but there may be more riots, so we'll hold off for now. We'll bide our time and pick them off one-by-one, increasing the tea money demands with each arrest.

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Lax law enforcement and punishments that don't deter anyone ( unless a 500 baht fine is considered a deterrent), no wonder why the cops fear. Enforce the laws and lock up the lawbreakers for a good bit of time and if their families break the law, lock them up too. If there was proper enforcement and harsh punishments, this scenario wouldn't be playing out.

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Unclear how pukhet police think that nobody sees them.

As if they are invisible.

PM sees them.

And the war is on.

Bring in out of town law enforcement, repeat until finished.

Universal scheme.

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“At this stage, we are in no rush to arrest the suspects,” Col Teeraphol said. “We need to think carefully about each arrest and the possible consequences. We do not want to see any more violence.”

"At this stage, we are too afraid to arrest the suspects, at the other stage, we are not really used to working for a living, and at yet another stage, we are not really skilled, or motivated to protect and serve the public. Life is just full of stages and I see some more coming my way right now, I am really overwhelmed here!", sob, sob, moan, moan, cry, cry

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Phuket Provincial Police Commander Teeraphol Thipjaroen urges suspects to surrender.

In an ideal world all criminals would surrender to the police without even waiting to be named a suspect.

Maybe Commander TT does live in such a world. He doesn't seem to inhabit the real one.

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Quote "At this stage, we are in no rush to arrest the suspects,” Col Teeraphol said. “We need to think carefully about each arrest and the possible consequences. We do not want to see any more violence.” ... and there you have it, a clear undeniable submission that the Police are certainly not running the roost, but thugs and other villains.

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If the police are so scared to make arrests in this case, why don't they take the Thai military along with them, just like they do when they approach the beach encroachment businesses.

What a disgrace.

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Unfit to wear a police badge.

Ideal opportunity for the so called PM to wield the big stick but ... !

The big stick is only wielded against political rivals in the north, Phuket is firmly yellow- belly land.

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