Thai Police: How many more bad apples left to find?

 

Picture: Thairath

 

BANGKOK: -- Thai Rath posed the question after one of the biggest police on police drug busts in Thai history: How many more are there?

 

The news media's comments followed the arrest of Phisanupong Ngamthura who was attached to the Udomsuk police station in eastern Bangkok reported Thairath.

 

He was arrested on floor 5B Building 3 at Lumpiniville in Sukhumvit Soi 77. He was making a delivery to a smaller dealer and had

methamphetamines with him.

 

At his room investigators found a large haul - a further 28 kilos of 'ice'. In total the bust netted drugs with a street value of 84 million baht.

 

Ice trades for about 3 million baht a kilo in Bangkok.

 

Thai Rath called Phisanupong a big dealer. He was getting his drugs from a northern supplier then hiding it in his room for delivery to smaller dealers on the streets of Bangkok.

 

The news media said that the force normally don't want to have anything to do with investigating their own.

 

But on this occasion they credited the drugs suppression chief Sommai Kongwisaisuk down through the team that followed Phisanupong and then eventually carried out the arrest.

 

This was a good example of the force clearing up one of their own.

 

But it begged the question:

 

How many more bad apples are there out there?

 

Source: Thairath

 

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The more important question is what will they do after the arrest. Too many show piece arrests of the uniformed kind but little to show in terms of proper and appropriate punishment.  

3 minutes ago, Eric Loh said:

The more important question is what will they do after the arrest. Too many show piece arrests of the uniformed kind but little to show in terms of proper and appropriate punishment.  

The whole problem with Thai reporting is that there is almost no follow up. (on all cases)

29 minutes ago, webfact said:

This was a good example of the force clearing up one of their own.

 

But it begged the question:

 

How many more bad apples are there out there?

No idea.

 

How many members of the BIB are there...because the number of bad ones is probably close to that one.

Edited February 27, 20179 yr by Bluespunk

4 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

No idea.

 

How many members of the BIB are there...

much easier to sort out the RIPE ones.

It would be much easier to count the good ones,yes i am

sure they must be some,somewhere?

regards Worgeordie

sent to an inactive post?

5 minutes ago, worgeordie said:

It would be much easier to count the good ones,yes i am

sure they must be some,somewhere?

regards Worgeordie

Easy to spot the good ones - they remain poor...

47 minutes ago, Bluespunk said:

No idea.

 

How many members of the BIB are there...because the number of bad ones is probably close to that one.

With a similar number in the RTA and RTN

How many more are there??

Look into the RTP you will find many, not enough cells for them all.

 

F' me it should read how many good ones can you find

Just start checking the ones with a very big car/house....or is that too harsh for Thailand?

the apple never falls far from the apple tree

Have  we heard the promised reasoning (1 week) from the big policeman explaining why he is getting monthly payments from a beverage company?  I thought not

The old saying ''lead by example'' is good if the example is good. Many, if not most of the RTP do not seem to display that example as they go about their crooked ways.

Hard to count - many of them. Most of them put on a brown uniform and masquerade as brown clowns. And they're everywhere. When you least need them, that is. And it seems there is no way of eradicating them. Gosh, sounds like I'm describing cockroaches. Ok to be fair, I said 'most' of them. Some are good, they just have the bad luck of having to wear that uniform.

92%

3 hours ago, slapout said:

Have  we heard the promised reasoning (1 week) from the big policeman explaining why he is getting monthly payments from a beverage company?  I thought not

The old saying ''lead by example'' is good if the example is good. Many, if not most of the RTP do not seem to display that example as they go about their crooked wa

Edited February 27, 20179 yr by hanuman2543
Wrong quotation

3 hours ago, fruitman said:

Just start checking the ones with a very big car/house....or is that too harsh for Thailand?

Especially the houses with no number

Well, if you follow the rule that one bad apple ruins the barrel, then you need to get rid of them all and start again.

Murphy's law teaches us, if things can go wrong, they will go wrong.

Which means if there is not enough control of public servants, things will go wrong, because they can go wrong.

Any public servants!

5 hours ago, webfact said:

The news media said that the force normally don't want to have anything to do with investigating their own.

 

???????

1 hour ago, outsider said:

Hard to count - many of them. Most of them put on a brown uniform and masquerade as brown clowns. And they're everywhere. When you least need them, that is. And it seems there is no way of eradicating them. Gosh, sounds like I'm describing cockroaches. Ok to be fair, I said 'most' of them. Some are good, they just have the bad luck of having to wear that uniform.

The odd time I do see a BIB pressed pants and all what a poster boy for progress. Proves not all things in life are what they seems to be. 

5 hours ago, robblok said:

The whole problem with Thai reporting is that there is almost no follow up. (on all cases)

fine/bribe paid, criminal released. does not make for very interesting reading.

the question is like

how long is a piece of string

One rotten apple and the whole case goes bad.... maybe in this instance a few rotten apples and the whole coolstore goes bad!! Throw in a few Kiwifruit and they go badder quicker!!!

35 minutes ago, elgordo38 said:

???????

That is in fact it their job.

You need an independent body for that.

A serious meth lab can produce a hundred kgs per day. Twenty eight kgs of meth is not even a days production. How many meth labs are there?  Be serious in the search and find those meth labs - not small time drug runners.

6 hours ago, worgeordie said:

It would be much easier to count the good ones,yes i am

sure they must be some,somewhere?

regards Worgeordie

That's right. The Thai Rath question becomes rhetorical when much of the RTP has a whiff of cider about it.

8 minutes ago, toybits said:

A serious meth lab can produce a hundred kgs per day. Twenty eight kgs of meth is not even a days production. How many meth labs are there?  Be serious in the search and find those meth labs - not small time drug runners.

That's what the guy in Breaking Bad was making, right? Great show.

1 hour ago, hansnl said:

Murphy's law teaches us, if things can go wrong, they will go wrong.

Which means if there is not enough control of public servants, things will go wrong, because they can go wrong.

Any public servants!

But there is no law in Thailand, only if you feed the fish some bread than you get a 100.000 baht fine or 2 years in prison.....only if you're a tourist though.