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Police to set a deadline until end of this month for Dhammachayo to turn himself in

 

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BANGKOK: -- Police will give Phra Dhammachayo until the end of this month to turn himself in to answer the charge of forest encroachment otherwise the police will proceed with the case to the public prosecutors for indicting the monk, Pol Gen Srivara Rangseepromnakul, the national deputy police chief, announced on Thursday.

 

Earlier, the Seekhiew provincial court issued a warrant for the arrest of the embattled abbot of Wat Dhammakaya in Pathum Thani for alleged forest encroachment over the construction of the World Peace Valley religious centre in Khao Yai, Pak Chong district of Nakhon Ratchasima.

 

Pol Gen Srivara said that police had coordinated with the chief monk of Pathum Thani and people close to Phra Dhammachayo to try to convince the monk to turn himself in to answer the forest encroachment charge.

 

He added that the police would give the monk until the end of this month to surrender otherwise the police would proceed with the case to the Office of Attorney General in the same way that the Department of Special of Investigation in the handling of the money laundering and receiving stolen valuable charges against the embattled monk.

 

Meanwhile, the police are investigating to determine whether Phra Dhammachayo is still in Wat Dhammakaya or not. If he is still there, the police will seek a search warrant from the court for a search of the temple to try to locate him.

 

Full story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/police-to-set-a-deadline-until-end-of-this-month-for-dhammachayo-to-turn-himself-in/

 
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Until the end of the month gives more time to work out the next set of excuses for inaction and why things can't proceed.

Pointless for the media to question the PM or Minister of Justice as they'll only produce their stock ' not interfering / meddling ' reply.

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4 minutes ago, Laughing Gravy said:

And the drama continues into another fiasco (month). Can someone please tell the authorities that this person is making a laughing stock out of you.

 

Isn't the laughing stock self inflicted?

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18 minutes ago, IamNoone88 said:

Hmmm, let me think ... Thaksin still on the run, Red Bull heir still on the run, failed to round this guy previously .......... they don't even know for sure where this "monk" is! At least they know where the other two are.

Yeah,they are not here.

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the embattled abbot

embattled by a befuddled police force which is ordered by a selectively hesitant government to tippy-toe around this case, while stomping heavily on others. Sometimes, being 'embattled' is not all what it is made out to be. :coffee1:

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The nice thing about a headline such as this :

"Police to set a deadline until end of this month for Dhammachayo to turn himself in"

is that it can be used indefinitely into next year. OTOH, if they had said "Deadline is the end of NOVEMBER 2016, then it would have some credibility. As it stands, he can just stand on the top of his space station and give the government the holy finger.

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Unbelievable!  I wonder if the invitaion to come in for a chat had the usual R.S.V.P at the end of it?  Although they have given this guy months to make his escape and have announced in advance every attempt to meet him at the temple, the police will of course express their absolute amazement when they find that not only does he not accept this latest invitation but is not even at the temple any more and therefore will not be available to name any names.  What a surprise!

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1 hour ago, Dunky said:

Police?! Is that spelt...M A F I A?!

 

39 minutes ago, klauskunkel said:

embattled by a befuddled police force which is ordered by a selectively hesitant government to tippy-toe around this case, while stomping heavily on others. Sometimes, being 'embattled' is not all what it is made out to be. :coffee1:

 

That's because it can be just as difficult to figure out who the criminals are as to always be sure she really is a she and can't be open minded about all the different cultures here.

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1 hour ago, silent said:

 

 

That's because it can be just as difficult to figure out who the criminals are as to always be sure she really is a she and can't be open minded about all the different cultures here.

I really don't think the abbot is a ladyboy..., but if you assume it, I'll be open minded about it.

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4 hours ago, williamgeorgeallen said:

maybe do a raid on the temple but dont announce it first. wonder how many countries around the world have a police force that request criminals catch themselves.

But if they don't announce it, how will anyone be there to take pics and see the brave officers on the news pointing?

 

There's no point arresting someone if there's no glory of a photo op and media attention. Go in unannounced and you're basically just arresting people. 

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