DSI looking into sale of damaged army vehicles

 

BANGKOK, 10th July 2017 (NNT) – The Department of Special Investigations (DSI) is to hold a meeting this week with the aim of forming an investigative team to look into the sale of state vehicles. 

Deputy Spokesman for the DSI Pol Maj Woranan Srilam said the agency is to look into a case submitted by the Director-General of the Department of Land Transport (DLT), who indicated some 1,136 damaged vehicles of the Depot of Army Transporation were put up for sale on the open market using forged documents.

 

Pol Maj Woranan said that the criminal offense of document forgery is usually not in the jurisdiction of the DSI but as the case has major implications for the nation the agency will have to consider it. 

DSI Director-General Pol Col Paisit Wongmuang is now assigning duties and may have the Office of Regional Special Cases, which is already handling the high-end vehicle tax evasion case, look into this matter as well. The DSI has acknowledged the two cases may be linked. 

The agency is to meet this week to plan its work on the case.

 

-- nnt 2017-07-10

 

Bugger...so you're saying that tank I bought could be dodgy?

Well if the DSIare going to investigate the outcome is already known.

Sorry we looked into the matter can could not find any wrong doing.

Just make sure you remember our cut of the proceeds.

17 minutes ago, DLock said:

Bugger...so you're saying that tank I bought could be dodgy?

 

My own tank has a 90*-bend in the gun-barrel, the salesman said it was a special-design, for firing round corners !

Wonder how many of the vehicles are Mercs,of the multitude of Generals,

this ones got a flat tyre I need a new one,quickly.

regards worgeordie

 
My own tank has a 90*-bend in the gun-barrel, the salesman said it was a special-design, for firing round corners !

Mythbusters managed to bend a gun barrel 180 degrees and it still shot a bullet...the Germans had a 90 degree fire round corners gun in WWll. !!

"...some 1,136 damaged vehicles of the Depot of Army Transporation were put up for sale on the open market using forged documents."

Either they don't take are of their vehicles or there is a war on some place we haven't heard about.

Wasn't there something in the news recently about no need for reform in the Army ...

 

 

The Army are up there with best when it come to corruption. The RTP, the education system and customs take plenty of cream. But the Army are the consummate professionals and don't get much publicity because they are at arms length with the public. 

Mythbusters managed to bend a gun barrel 180 degrees and it still shot a bullet...the Germans had a 90 degree fire round corners gun in WWll. !!

It's all jolly clever until the opposition run straight at you, then you're "Donald Ducked"!
:)

21 hours ago, DLock said:

Bugger...so you're saying that tank I bought could be dodgy?

Just look at the "made in...." sticker. That should give you a clue. 

11 hours ago, JAG said:

 

It's all jolly clever until the opposition run straight at you, then you're "Donald Ducked"!
:)

 

Well ....... you could "turn your turret" but you would need to be a real "tanker" to know that......