Two patrol cops with hearts of gold had the locals in Sattahip singing their praises

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Two patrol cops with hearts of gold had the locals in Sattahip singing their praises

 

Picture: Sanook

 

SATTAHIP: -- The officers had been helping a drunk woman who had passed out and fallen into a drain.

 

Though unable to bring the unconscious 25 year old round they took great care of her before the medics arrived.

 

Locals saw Udomchai Sanannaree and Wasan Tankasem cradle the young woman in their arms after getting her out gently from the drain. They cleaned her up and got a shirt to keep her warm.

 

Sanook said that people who saw the touching scene said it was a great sight to behold.

 

The woman called Janphen was taken to the ER after receiving the attention from the cops then medics who later arrived on the scene in Sukhumvit Road.

 

Source: Sanook

 

-- © Copyright Thai Visa News 2017-04-07

[Jessi]

Well done by the BiB makes a nice change.

[canuckamuck]

Cops protecting the public is usually not newsworthy in most countries

[mikebell]

Makes a change from abducting and raping young girls.

[Rimmer]

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[sawadeeken]

Yes........... There sure is a "few shining examples" .......... Proud of these 'few proud ones'

Hope it is contagious and many of the other cops catch it.............

All are proud of these guys........... spread it around................

[johncat1]

Well done to BIB ... BUT this is what community police-work is all about., and is part of their job same as in most other countries. But in the West nobody expects or even gets recognition  or thanks 

[oldgent]

wonder if it had been a scruffy dirty old drunk would they have cuddled him and 

cleaned him up

[balo]

Just a normal job in other countries, but here it's good heart because no Thais would normally interfere .

[USPatriot]

On 4/6/2017 at 4:27 PM, canuckamuck said:

Cops protecting the public is usually not newsworthy in most countries

Yes it is.. I'm sure you can find news stories in every country about police helping someone.