9 hours ago, rak sa_ngop said:

The 50,000 baht a month he was being paid was not a salary.

 

Kapiche???

Was it a bribe then?

7 hours ago, Seligne2 said:

Story broke on 14 December: http://www.bangkokpost.com/archive/city-police-chief-urged-to-quit-over-thaibev-link/1158741

"Sanit Mahathavorn and ThaiBev were given a week to explain whether Sanit was still a paid adviser to the company...The request was made public on Jan. 25, but the seven day timer didn’t start until Jan. 26 when Sanit and ThaiBev received notification..."

 

1 hour ago, gdgbb said:

"Sanit Mahathavorn and ThaiBev were given a week to explain whether Sanit was still a paid adviser to the company...The request was made public on Jan. 25, but the seven day timer didn’t start until Jan. 26 when Sanit and ThaiBev received notification..."

 

You said, "One month, the information has only just been released."

Wrong.

His NACC disclosure is dated 13 October. The story became public in mid-December. The "due date" of his explanation is another matter. How is it germane to the date of the info being released? 

 

 

8 hours ago, Seligne2 said:

You said, "One month, the information has only just been released."

Wrong.

His NACC disclosure is dated 13 October. The story became public in mid-December. The "due date" of his explanation is another matter. How is it germane to the date of the info being released? 

 

 

It's now a few days over one month since he was obligated to provide an explanation to the NACC.  Correct.

 

How is the due date of his explanation germane to the date of the explanation being released?  How do you think; how could it not be relevant (or germane, if you prefer)?

Now we are waiting for the congratulations from the PM for a job well done and a flawless explanation...

 

Give him an award, he is a perfect raw model  

The stuff of comics! Unbelievable.

 

Maybe, once he gets his foot out of his mouth, he will attempt to tell the truth! But, then again..................

On 01/03/2017 at 0:36 PM, jonw8uk said:

Oh well, it was a mistake after all. Thats its then, finished. No need to follow up bank transfers to confirm....

 

Quick call to the bank to vanish the payments from his statements. Yes I do believe that can be done.

I wonder if, when this cop was born, his mother made the same comment - "it was a mistake!"