Currently, the following countries have extradition treaties with Thailand: the US, the UK, Canada, China, Belgium, Philippines, Indonesia, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia, South Korea, Bangladesh, Fiji, and Australia.

 

So looks like "Boss" may miss 7 F1 events in future. Cruel and unusual punishment indeed, justice served.

15 minutes ago, YetAnother said:

blame-shifting and defocusing issues is an art here

agreed, have to say i am surprised the story is still in the main stream media. story is getting enough clicks i suppose. 

4 minutes ago, BigBadGeordie said:

Currently, the following countries have extradition treaties with Thailand: the US, the UK, Canada, China, Belgium, Philippines, Indonesia, Laos, Cambodia, Malaysia, South Korea, Bangladesh, Fiji, and Australia

that's all ?

1 hour ago, Marley01 said:

These clowns should be ashamed of themselves. As an ex copper, if something happened to one of our  own, we would not stop until we caught the offender. Other Law enforcement agencies can only shake their heads at how these Thais finest are disrespecting their dead comrade. Money obviously means more than loyalty to their own.

I just wonder what the cops in other countries think when they have to deal with Thai police. I'm sure most of them, especially in the developed world, must be aware of their atrocious reputation.

1 hour ago, hkt83100 said:

Slam a sales ban on all Red Bull products until he turns himself in.

Now that's a good idea an all out mass global boycott of the brand until justice is served. 

"... he said the MPB would send the translated documents in English language in accordance with the extradition protocol to the country." That is subjunctive. Why can't their say "definitely will" ?

So Vorayuth just boarded a private jet to a country that does not have an extradition treaty with Thailand, as there is only about 12 that do that leaves plenty to choose from !!

Absolutely. And then what reaction from Thai police?
Oh, I know, confusion reigns (again).

Seriously how much more 'talk' can these guys come up with. Is this 'Boss' guy lower hanging fruit than say Thaksin? Why can't they get him back too?

34 minutes ago, Rc2702 said:

Now that's a good idea an all out mass global boycott of the brand until justice is served. 

99.9% of the world doesn't even know what all the fuss is about, or cares. Red Bull in Austria & Dietrich Mateschitz  should be putting pressure on the Yoovidhya family and the Krating Daeng Company in Thailand (more or less one and the same, on paper, of course) to end this disgusting fiasco, once and for all. Too many people's livelihoods depend on the operations to damage the business because of this little scumbag.

5 hours ago, Chris Lawrence said:

Sergeant Wichien Klanprasert was one of theirs. Usually they come out guns cocked after perpetrators like this. Just go to any F1 event and look in the Red Bull tent. That would be a loss of face for the family for a arrest to happen like that. Again RIP Wichien Klanprasert. All for just doing a job.

i agree , they are hopelessly so corrupt , just excuses for themselves loss of face would be the cops who arrest him lose their face or life ..that's their issue 

INTERPOL Bangkok

The INTERPOL National Centre Bureau (NCB) for Thailand is part of the Foreign Affairs Division (FAD). The FAD Commander is also the Head of INTERPOL Bangkok, which is made up of three sub-divisions responsible for specific regions:

 

 

5 hours ago, colinneil said:

Just another senior policeman spouting sh++e.

If these clowns were serious about getting that scumbag back, he would have already have been here.

He is jetting around the world sticking 2 fingers up at the police, because he knows that if they go after him  he will name those that got bought off.

Fingers?

More like the whole fist.

2 hours ago, Marley01 said:

These clowns should be ashamed of themselves. As an ex copper, if something happened to one of our  own, we would not stop until we caught the offender. Other Law enforcement agencies can only shake their heads at how these Thais finest are disrespecting their dead comrade. Money obviously means more than loyalty to their own.

That is blatantly obvious, how to profit from the death of your colleague.... 

"He, however, defended that the delay in the translation of documents needed for the extradition process was caused by confusion between the Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB) and the Foreign Affairs Division of the Royal Thai Police"

 

Why wouldn't you do it anyway?

The sad thing Thai police culture. Officer Klanpasert's body wasn't even cold and a fellow officer was already making a deal to setup Boss's driver as a scapegoat. 

Did they even fill arrest warrants ? Ask for extradition? Doubt it.

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Kept a straight face as well. They are good.

What he is really saying is "We will give him time to get settled in a country where there is no extradition treaty 

then we  can issue the warrant.

By the time the extradition hearing has been held, followed by a few appeals, the statute of limitations will have expired. Don't think the good police chief doesn't know this.

7 hours ago, Prbkk said:

Oh, please...the translation was completed more than 10 days ago and yet he still says "will be sent" not "has been sent". We are not talking about something Proustian in respect of length and yet it takes years....the public is not so gullible to buy these excuses.

They are giving him another chance to do a runner, by advertising this 'that they know he is in a country'.............he will wind up in a country without extradition agreement with Thailand and wait out the next 8 or so years for the statute of limitations to run out.   Nothing new here.

6 hours ago, sweatalot said:

Look closely at his picture. You can see a pig flying over his head.

 

He wont like that. It may have been feeding from his section of the trough.

The United Nations says that the Thai police are organized crime, the first line in the following link

So why in the world would we believe anything they say? 

 

He's spent a lot of time in Thailand over the years. No action taken. 

what happened to cancelling his passport so he cant travel, that will at least hold him in one country for a while

 

1 minute ago, seajae said:

what happened to cancelling his passport so he cant travel, that will at least hold him in one country for a while

 

He would just one of his others !!

1 hour ago, Thingamabob said:

He's spent a lot of time in Thailand over the years. No action taken. 

Why take action when you have the appropriate incentive dangling in your face completely blocking the view? 

10 hours ago, webfact said:

He, however, defended that the delay in the translation of documents needed for the extradition process was caused by confusion between the Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB) and the Foreign Affairs Division of the Royal Thai Police.

In the past five years the RTP could have had in the pursuit of swift justice the translation of extradition documents done in all of the major world languages and be ready immediately to issue the request for extradition. Instead the RTP chose to do nothing until a crisis point. This shows incompetence at the highest level of government that has been more often likely to abuse its authority to deliver swift justice than delay it.

 

 

 

Is there a reward to bring him in? Time for Dog the Bounty Hunter!

Absolute horseshit !

Absolutle red bullshit!

General, talk is cheap.  Prove your dedication by some productive action.  Your Force has become laughing stock of the Country.