Police told to obtain arrested warrant for Red Bull heir ‘Boss’

[Baerboxer]

1 hour ago, ghillie44 said:

Disgraceful.  Everybody should write to the UK Embassy in Bangkok and complain about this.  Their email is [email protected]. 

 

What a dopey idea. Nothing to do with the UK Embassy.

 

The UK police cannot do anything unless they are officially asked by their Thai counterparts. 

 

If the arrest warrant was issued Friday, after 5 years, do you think any extradition request paperwork has been completed yet?

[balo]

7 hours ago, BigBadGeordie said:

Extradition Treaty Countries: Currently the following countries entered into extradition treaties with Thailand: Australia, Bangladesh, Belgium, Cambodia, Canada, China, Fiji, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Philippines, South Korea, United Kingdom,

 

Well he lives in London so if he's still there they should be able to arrest him within 24 hours. If Interpol is on the case , 

 

 

 

[Baerboxer]

23 minutes ago, AGareth2 said:

would INTERPOL get involved in a driving causing death by an accident

 

Interpol is effectively an information and request exchange for member countries police. The Thai police can file appropriate paperwork to issue a Red Notice. All member countries police would then be alerted that there is an open arrest warrant for him. 

 

Countries may refuse visa applications or cancel existing ones. Countries who have an extradition treaty with Thailand could consider extraditing him, following a request, and based on their own laws regarding extradition. In the UK the police, if formally requested, would detain him to appear before a court. The court would decide if the charges and evidence were suitable.

[Baerboxer]

Just now, balo said:

 

Well he lives in London so if he's still there they should be able to arrest him within 24 hours. If Interpol is on the case , 

 

 

 

 

Nothing to do with Interpol. They have no powers of arrest and really only an information exchange. No need to even involve them if he's in London. A request from the Thai police to the Met will do the trick.

[AGareth2]

1 minute ago, Baerboxer said:

 

Interpol is effectively an information and request exchange for member countries police. The Thai police can file appropriate paperwork to issue a Red Notice. All member countries police would then be alerted that there is an open arrest warrant for him. 

 

Countries may refuse visa applications or cancel existing ones. Countries who have an extradition treaty with Thailand could consider extraditing him, following a request, and based on their own laws regarding extradition. In the UK the police, if formally requested, would detain him to appear before a court. The court would decide if the charges and evidence were suitable.

would have thought the UK is more likely to revoke his visa unless he holds a UK passport

[owenm]

A Thai passport is only valid for 5 years, so must be almost expired. Get Interpol involved and have him detained. He cannot country hop without a passport... Catch the rich fugitive... 

[natway09]

There you are Mr PM we issued the "Public Pacifier"

The Thonglor Police issued it ,, as they got the brown envelope but I do not know how much

[dinsdale]

1 hour ago, ThaiWai said:

INTERPOL has no arrest authority so...job not done.

"Cancel his passport. Formally notify INTERPOL. Job done."

This is what I posted. Can you see the word arrest anywhere?

And what part of "Cancel his passport" didn't you understand?

 

Your right Interpol has no arrest authority. But what happens is countries seek a Red Notice.  

 

An Interpol notice is an international alert circulated by Interpol to communicate information about crimes, criminals, and threats, from police in a member state (or an authorised international entity) to their counterparts around the world.

 

He may well now be  in a country with no extradition treaty with Thailand as the  powers that be here, decided not to keep this quiet until his apprehension. 

 

 

 

 

Edited April 29, 2017 by dinsdale

[Baerboxer]

16 minutes ago, AGareth2 said:

would have thought the UK is more likely to revoke his visa unless he holds a UK passport

 

They should - although ironically he isn't actually a criminal as he's not even been charged yet because of how the Thai system works. He's being arrested for failing to meet with prosecutors so they can charge him. 

 

Given that it's now higher profile, with prime BBC coverage, I suspect they'll wait and see what, if any request they get first.

[Baerboxer]

18 minutes ago, owenm said:

A Thai passport is only valid for 5 years, so must be almost expired. Get Interpol involved and have him detained. He cannot country hop without a passport... Catch the rich fugitive... 

 

Like many Billionaires and very wealthy elites he may hold more than one passport. Many have more than one nationality in case they need to, shall we say, re-locate for whatever reasons.

[Happyman58]

Honestly they will never arrest him Its just a bloody joke Money talks

[dinsdale]

37 minutes ago, Baerboxer said:

if he's in London

? Maybe not anymore.

[Baerboxer]

1 minute ago, dinsdale said:

? Maybe not anymore.

 

He moves about a bit. 

 

Private jets, vip lounges and processes. 

 

It's the Russian GP tomorrow so could well be there or en route.

[nemrut]

What a massive failure by Thai law enforcement and judicial system.  

 

They should all be embarrassed if not ashamed for perpetuating this charade without a single charge after 4 years.

 

Just more proof to the world that Thailand is still very much a 'developing' country lacking rule of law.

[4MyEgo]

2 hours ago, PatOngo said:

 

For those in a position to do something, these countries have extradition treaties with Thailand........if this helps!

 

April 30 - Russia (Sochi)
May 14 - Spain (Barcelona)
May 28 - Monaco (Monte Carlo)
June 11 - Canada (Montreal)
June 25 - Azerbaijan (Baku)
July 9 - Austria (Spielberg)
July 16 - Great Britain (Silverstone)
July 30 - Hungary (Budapest)
August 27 - Belgium (Spa-Francorchamps)
September 3 - Italy (Monza)
September 17 - Singapore (Singapore)
October 1 - Malaysia (Sepang)
October 8 - Japan (Suzuka)
October 22 - USA (Austin)
October 29 - Mexico (Mexico City)
November 12 - Brazil (Sao Paulo)
November 26 - Abu Dhabi (Abu Dhabi)

Only 4 of the 17 countries mentioned above currently have extradition orders with Thailand.

 

I would say he will be avoiding those 4 in red below and following countries in black which all have extradition treaties with Thailand:

 

USA

United Kingdom

Canada

and

Malaysia

 

China

Belgium

Philippines

Indonesia

Laos

Cambodia

South Korea

Bangladesh

Fiji

and

Australia.

 

Like I said, he will come back in 10 years and 1 day when the statute of limitations expires and will be travelling between the countries you mentioned that he has been too recently that don't have extradition orders, I dare say he is probably already out of the UK.

 

To name the few: Russia - Spain - Monaco - Azerbaijan - Austria - Hungary - Italy - Singapore - Japan - Mexico - Brazil - Abu Dhabi

[fdch]

psst.. hey boss if you pretent to be running, we pretent to be chasing U  555

[TKDfella]

21 hours ago, klikster said:

Bounty hunters might be a better approach. High $ bounty and this precious child will be rounded up or  .. 

Or if some appropriate nasty Al Capone type  knew he was worth a lot maybe...

[Sydebolle]

Well, picture the BiB with their guns and spears "hunting" around in London, where this little sweet heart of a grandson, listening to the name of "Boss" spends his time busying himself over almost five years now. Understand he'll be less busy after beginning of September 2017, when the five years limitation will be ......... over! We'll see who wins, busy grandson or the hunters 

[Chris Lawrence]

5 hours ago, elgordo38 said:

His lawyers have already stated he is to busy having fun to return. Information from the family hmm that one is not a hard one to answer. First the mother is running the race circuit with him so who is left to ask of any importance?

Elgor, who does he work for and what is his position. How much does he get paid? Must be a VIP? Wish we had a company email list so his work mates could get clued up on the type of scumbag they work with/or for. Out of principle I wouldn't work with A###hole.

[elgordo38]

8 minutes ago, Chris Lawrence said:

Elgor, who does he work for and what is his position. How much does he get paid? Must be a VIP? Wish we had a company email list so his work mates could get clued up on the type of scumbag they work with/or for. Out of principle I wouldn't work with A###hole.

Sometimes I think his whole life is to mooch off the hard work of his father in the past. 

[shaurene]

Up to a couple of days ago he was in London. If there is an arrest warrant out for him Thai Police only have to ask Interpol and Interpol would answere them with his address within a few hours.

[anotheruser]

They should have charged him with all of the crimes before the statute of limitations ran out on any of them. What they need to do now is charge him with the ones that are still on the books before the one in September runs out. 

[bristolgeoff]

just like the movie  catch me if can

[Mackstask]

The little <deleted> ! wants to man up and face the consequences.

[dcnx]

On 4/28/2017 at 4:14 PM, darksidedog said:

At long last the scumbag is finally going to have an arrest warrant issued. Shame it took 5 bloody years. Now the next phase of the farce will commence, when they try to actually serve it on him. A man is dead because of him, so cancel his passport, issue the summons to Interpol, whatever is needed. Get this low life back here to face justice without ANY further delays.

Well, let's see if they actually issue a warrant. You know the police are going to kick this down the road as much as possible, getting rich along the way.

 

Thaksin still has his passport, so that should tell you something about how they take passports away.

 

My guess is this kid will keep on living his life and he will never be brought to justice. 

[rooinekrsa]

11 hours ago, hottrader77 said:

will the authorities be able to catch him in his farrari ? looks like the police officer tried to stop him possibly for speeding , the officer felt the full force of this type of car , i hope they find him he is probably at a race track , its a case of im a rich kid and does what the hell he wants , it would be good to see him behind bars and throw a few ladyboys in his cell that would stiffen up the case .

Prosecute the b a r   ard in his abstention 

[maxcorrigan]

11 hours ago, impulse said:

 

Better yet, put it out there that he leaked sensitive CIA documents.  There will be no place he can hide.  

 

Edit: Except maybe a 3rd world embassy or Siberia.

 

Yep, Get "Dog the TV Bounty Hunter" he'll soon bring the little scrote in!

[DekDaeng]

19 hours ago, dcnx said:

Well, let's see if they actually issue a warrant. You know the police are going to kick this down the road as much as possible, getting rich along the way.
 
Thaksin still has his passport, so that should tell you something about how they take passports away.
 
My guess is this kid will keep on living his life and he will never be brought to justice. 

Allus karma, the <deleted> -


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[Psimbo]

What  gets me is 'Thai Police TOLD to obtain arrest warrant.

 

Any other police force in the world would be slavering to take down a cop killer ( and he probably would not make it to court)- here they just scratch their erses. He is in the UK at present but look at the uproar when a Met Police officer was killed last month

 

This arrogant <deleted> deserves to rot.

[Basil B]

On 28/04/2017 at 10:14 AM, darksidedog said:

At long last the scumbag is finally going to have an arrest warrant issued. Shame it took 5 bloody years. Now the next phase of the farce will commence, when they try to actually serve it on him. A man is dead because of him, so cancel his passport, issue the summons to Interpol, whatever is needed. Get this low life back here to face justice without ANY further delays.

If he is in the UK then as Thailand has an extradition treaty with the UK then as Thailand is for the purposes of Extradition a category 2 territory the following should apply:

Quote

Extradition from the UK: category 2 territories

Part 2 of the 2003 act applies to territories with whom the UK has international extradition arrangements other than those countries included in part 1. Territories designated under part 2 of the 2003 act are known as category 2 territories, these can be further broken down into 2 further categories. The category 2 territories are:

(Lists Type A & Type B edited out, Thailand falls in Type

Requests from these territories need decisions by both the Secretary of State and the courts.

The extradition process to these territories follows these steps:

• extradition request is made to the Secretary of State
• Secretary of State decides whether to certify the request
• judge decides whether to issue a warrant for arrest
• the person wanted is arrested and brought before the court
• preliminary hearing
• extradition hearing
• Secretary of State decides whether to order extradition

 

https://www.gov.uk/guidance/extradition-processes-and-review