Filing Police Report

[bizman]

Has anyone ever filed a police report for an incident which happened in Thailand when I was there, but I am not currently in the country? I would be very interested in knowing the process. Thanks!

[thaiduncankk]

I would think that if a bit of cash is shown, not a large amount, they would write a report.

After all, it's no skin off their nose, and a few quid in the 'kitty'.

[tropo]

I've done 3 reports so far this year in Pattaya. They cost 20 baht each. I have no idea how you would go about bribing an officer to do their job. I wouldn't try it and it is not necessary. In Pattaya there is an English/Thai interpreter on duty until midnight and this is where you start.

[NancyL]

I think the OP's problem is that he has already left the country and isn't coming back anytime soon, but needs a police report for some reason. Can one be filed by phone or email?

[sandgroper2]

I think the OP's problem is that he has already left the country and isn't coming back anytime soon, but needs a police report for some reason. Can one be filed by phone or email?

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[tropo]

I think the OP's problem is that he has already left the country and isn't coming back anytime soon, but needs a police report for some reason. Can one be filed by phone or email?

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Or LOL. It's hard enough to get police reports directly from the police station. On 2 occasions it took about 2 hours a piece. Police reports are always handwritten and the police officers try their hardest not to make them if they can avoid it. What's more, there's no secretaries doing these - the officers write them.

[sipi]

I would assume this is for an insurance claim. You are probably too late. If Police reports could be claimed after you left the country every pikey would be doing it.

[thaiduncankk]

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Pikey, good word Sipi.