Have the Police offered themselves a reward yet?

1 hour ago, Rorri said:

True, but many countries have foiled "attacks" before they have happened, something Thailand is usually incapable of doing, they simply do not have the intelligence gathering abilities.

could have removed the last two words

3 hours ago, ratcatcher said:

It is possible the gentleman on the left who is laughing suffered a brief moment of flatulence as the General made his entry.

im surprised the general could fit thru the  door

i am starting to miss democracy already.

"Prawit says he won’t spare anyone in the bomb attacks"

 

Since when is he judge, jury and executioner? Did Prayuth get the memo? 

Those stern words should send shivers of fear up the spines of the guilty ones.

16 hours ago, soalbundy said:

You aren't a baby in a pram, no government can protect you from terrorist attacks or road accidents or robbery or a heart attack, it's called living in this world,get used to it

But they could enforce some of their gazilllion laws and make the Police do something and reduce the risk of death by "whatever"

16 hours ago, TallGuyJohninBKK said:

Has anybody heard yet if the police have decided to offer a large reward for themselves again if they catch the alleged perpetrators of this week's bomb attacks???

 

It certainly worked before [for them], so why not try it again??? 

 

Ohh, BTW, how many of the dozen plus named Erawan bomb suspects who supposedly fled to foreign countries have the Thai authorities managed to find and or get into custody all these months later?

 

Answer to your final comment.

Why would the RTP  bother doing anything after the reward money has been carved up and distributed from the top down. The monetary incentive for them to do their job has been removed.