Deputy PM satisfied with 6-month performance of police



BANGKOK, 22 April 2016 (NNT) – Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Gen Prawit Wongsuwan has acknowledged the achievements of the Royal Thai Police over the past six months, lauding the agency for maintaining public safety and suppressing human trafficking.

Gen Prawit was led by National Police Chief Pol Gen Chakthip Chaijinda on a tour of an exhibition showcasing the agency’s operations and progress made within a six-month period in such areas as the eradication of human trafficking and transnational crimes, provision of safety for tourists and maintenance of national security.

The Deputy Prime Minister affirmed he was satisfied with the police’s work, pointing out that they have been hard at work to keep various situations under control and to fulfill the goals of government policy. He noted that the fight against crimes and human trafficking in the fishing industry has led to the prosecution of many cases as well as the submission of progress reports to the United States.

Regarding the southern unrest, Gen Prawit encouraged the police to continue to work with the military and local administrative officials in protecting lives and facilitating the ongoing peace dialogue. He also affirmed the government’s readiness to give them both technological and financial support to ensure further improvements.


-- NNT 2016-04-22

The commissions have met budget targets and all crimes by the elites have been ignored or sufficiently covered up! Well done the RTP!

More unsubstantiated propaganda from the NNT.

Easily satisfied then.

The little dumpy fella giving himself a pat on the back is he?

Impressive.

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They haven't done any major stitch-ups since the Koh Tao debacle, so that has to be an improvement.

Permeated with bull

disregard for the traffic dead

The little dumpy fella giving himself a pat on the back is he?

Impressive.

You miss out dopey.

Easily satisfied then.

Guess progress on the merc case, the red bull case etc., must be outside of the assessment.

If you have no expectations, you'll never be dissatisfied.

This is is gonna be a bit of a spanner in the works for all the Junta fans who reckoned the Army were were going to be the initiators of change and the destroyers of corruption.

Wow, Prawit must have VERY low standards.

I swear, all these government agencies must spend more time putting together all these back slapping dog and pony shows, than they do actually doing the job they are being paid to so.

Edited April 22, 201610 yr by WhizBang

 

The little dumpy fella giving himself a pat on the back is he?

Impressive.

You miss out dopey.

 

And why not?

It was only the most bloody Songkran in years!
All hail, Thai- law enforcement!

In Chiang Rai the only time you see any police are when they are escorting someone who thinks they are important. Oh yes....maybe twice a month when they are checking people wearing helmets, but they do keep "gentleman's hours" which are 9 - 1130.

Good to see the quota in bribes and extortion money being met. Well done lads. ?

That is 6 months performance with the military's prodding them to do their job.With the military you would not see one tenth of the arrest or bar raids.

On a year where the death toll numbers over songkran broke records?

Also "we don't know" where the other 15 odd BKK bomber suspects went?

You always here that the army and police don't get on, I think it is the opposite actually, they seem quite happy to scratch each other's backs.

''I'm satisfied''

I guess the DPM's motto is "AIM LOW!"

This is is gonna be a bit of a spanner in the works for all the Junta fans who reckoned the Army were were going to be the initiators of change and the destroyers of corruption.

Are you insinuating that the RTP are in dire need of complete reform and that the total lack of action from Uncle Too clearly demonstrates that all talk of fighting corruption is just <deleted>?

What a preposterous accusation!!

No action - on the contrary the Army have been given powers of arrest; the Army and Navy "accompany" the police when carrying out certain raids or investigations; and several high profile cases, involving the wealthy, well connected, have been allowed to sort of fizzle out and disappear off the radar.

So if the police are now doing such a sterling job, how come the military are taking an increasing role in police activities?

And how come all those cases involving rich well connected people are again going nowhere except round and round the garden?

I guess being satisfied is dependent on what your expectations were in the first place!

The RTP couldn't strip Thaksin of his police rank.

Prayut had to do it by invoking Article 44.

In Chiang Rai the only time you see any police are when they are escorting someone who thinks they are important. Oh yes....maybe twice a month when they are checking people wearing helmets, but they do keep "gentleman's hours" which are 9 - 1130.

Ah yes escorting somebody important or in the bank, grocery shopping and the gold shop. I did see one on a motorbike this morning. I must enter him in my bird watching book.

Junta sets themselves very low targets then fails to achieve them

If he is satisfied, well that's good enough for me... Lol[emoji8]

More unsubstantiated propaganda from the NNT.

Expecting a copy of the report were you?

If you have no expectations, you'll never be dissatisfied.

'No freakin idea' seems to be the expression on his face as the senior plod says, "OK boss, let me take you through the gravy train schematic we had drawn up for you one more time..."

I wish you would all stop knocking the RTP, they were formed in 1933 and I am sure since then they must have done "6 months good work", or may'be not.

The Army and Navy are there to make sure they get their cut of the tea money. They've been missing out for years, on boats and in the jungle and all for years, fighting the war on common sense, I mean, drugs.