Thai Police have info clarified before arresting human trafficking suspects

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Police have info clarified before arresting human trafficking suspects



BANGKOK, 6 July 2016 (NNT) - Assistant Police Commissioner General Thammasak Witcharaya confirmed police have had pieces of information verified prior to the arrest of any human trafficking suspect.

He said that the police will step up law enforcement and coordinate with other authorities to investigate human trafficking cases, many of which may involve migrant workers.

In addition, he said the efficiency of police investigation will be enhanced by having police officers undergo training courses and discuss human trafficking cases with public prosecutors, he said.

The police will have information verified and analyzed prior to the arrest of any suspected perpetrator and continue to search for clues among migrant workers and others, he said.

-- NNT 2016-07-06

[NongKhaiKid]

Important information as with any suspect here, especially in major crime, is who are they, how rich and connected are they ?

[chainarong]

As I pointed out yesterday the Un human rights commission lambasted Thailand, Cambodia and Burma last Sunday for having the well to do rich involved with people trafficking and child prostitution, the Un even has their names and as stated by the UN, police investigations into these people start , then run out of steam, or the witness then mysteriously disappear or evidence goes missing, both Malaysia and Burma has been lowered to tier 2 watch list , their opinions of both Thailand and Cambodia have never really been accurately reported in Thailand in recent times , they pulled no punches in a savage attack on both countries for not doing enough..................................................

[Laughing Gravy]

It would seem that human trafficking is a word the authorities here are determined to keep quiet on, pretend it doesn't happen and deflect any cases that show it is.

[gandalf12]

Does the phrase "I see no ships" strike a cord here

[anon467848]

Most people in the 'West' believe that slavery was abolished 100's of years ago, unfortunately, that is not the case in SE Asia... Given the influence and wealth of the people involved in the trafficking, it will be a long, long time, before / if the situation gets resolved...

The UN are powerless, they just don't realize it....

[worgeordie]

Like Lady (sic) Kai,my wife said she heard on Thai news,

that she had been going to hilltribe villages.offering money

for children,saying she would give them a good home.

regards Worgeordie

[american12bthai]

I WANT MRS CHICKEN IN JAIL. ying gaaaaaaiiiii. yinnnnnnnngggg gggaaaaaaaiiii. Im only after ONE skeleton in your closet. which one though. ?

gosh i really love internets.

THE BEST PLACE TO FIND HUMAN TRAFFICKING is at THAI immigration. on the 3rd floor a Vietnamese has been collection 2000 bhat per person to deport Burmese. making roughly 300,000 baht a month. why? if they dont pay. they beat you and leave you for a week. but... wait... doesnt immigration supply a free shuttle to deport people? yup. they do. thats why ITS HUMAN TRAFFICKING>

[american12bthai]

Most people in the 'West' believe that slavery was abolished 100's of years ago, unfortunately, that is not the case in SE Asia... Given the influence and wealth of the people involved in the trafficking, it will be a long, long time, before / if the situation gets resolved...

The UN are powerless, they just don't realize it....

UN cant do jack.

YOU can do much more.

WE are unstoppable.

Police really need to verify information?

Pig: excuse me. I have evidence of money laundering from these accounts.

CON: not me. (goes and deletes accounts and pays his cheating banker) *grabs gift basket*

Pig: (receives free BRAND birdnest drinks) Must be a mistake then.

[tuanku]

Police need to ask permission before upholding the law. Thainess.