DSI says it has no jurisdiction to probe Thawatchai’s death

 

 

The Department of Special Investigation announced on Monday that it did not have the jurisdiction to investigate the mysterious death of former Phuket and Phang-nga land official Thawatchai Anukul because it was not regarded as a special case.

 

However, the DSI is willing and ready to give full cooperation to the Thung Song Hong police in its investigation of the case.

 

The above remarks were made by Pol Maj Woranan Srilum, deputy spokesman of the DSI in response to public suspicion of the department’s conduct and its alleged cover-up of the cause of the death.

 

The deputy spokesman clarified that the DSI had no duty to probe Thawatchai’s death because the department had no jurisdiction over the case.  However, he said the DSI could not deny its responsibility because the victim died while he was in the DSI’s custody.

 

Full Story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/dsi-says-no-jurisdiction-probe-thawatchais-death/

 

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Just leave the investigation up to the Police station where the guy died,I am sure they

will do a sterling job,and soon find who murdered him

regards worgeordie

I hope those security guards don't feel so bad that they suicide themselves because they were depressed about  causing the  death of thawachai. 

What a circus....cops investigating the DSI!

 

The D.S.I. have no jurisdiction to investigate the mysterious death of  Khun Anukul, BU++++t.

 It was not a mysterious death, it was murder by D.S.I. officers.

11 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

However, the DSI is willing and ready to give full cooperation to the Thung Song Hong police in its investigation of the case.

uh huh; we cant do anything nor help you in any way, but we will co-operate; now there is a spokesman that i do not want as a neighbor

I am not feeling safer by the day!

I'd say the fact it happened on 'secure' DSI premises when he was being investigated by the DSI  makes it a very special case.

 

I do enjoy the excuses here. I do love when foreigners say you shouldn't mock these kinda things as it's 'their country'. That's why defamation is so strong here. Bad ideas and behaviour find it harder to exist in a society of ridicule. Best say nothing. 

3 hours ago, colinneil said:

The D.S.I. have no jurisdiction to investigate the mysterious death of  Khun Anukul, BU++++t.

 It was not a mysterious death, it was murder by D.S.I. officers.

Yeah, it´s a small glitch there, I know. They probably meant that it´s gonna be a hell of a mystery to cover up this one.

3 hours ago, colinneil said:

The D.S.I. have no jurisdiction to investigate the mysterious death of  Khun Anukul, BU++++t.

 It was not a mysterious death, it was murder by D.S.I. officers.

If we have not already done so, we would all be perfectly justified in despairing of the actions of the DSI and the police.  A man was murdered while in custody for just one day, so despite the convenience of non-operating CCTV cameras, there could only be very few suspects in this case, who actually had access to the victim's cell in that limited amount of time.  Who was it who told the lies about the "hanging" with socks or a shirt?

 

Here we go again with one department passing the buck for investigation to another section in an attempt not only to delay matters but mainly to ensure that the guilty party or parties are protected.  It is quite clear that the victim was murdered to prevent his naming those higher up the chain of command who benefitted from the dodgy land deals.   It will be interesting to follow developments in this case over probably the next couple of years, or even longer, should any documents need to be translated.

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

was not regarded as a special case.

an everyday occurrence?

2 hours ago, AGareth2 said:

an everyday occurrence?

 

Well, perhaps not every day, but often enough for convenience.

2 hours ago, Retiredandhappyhere said:

If we have not already done so, we would all be perfectly justified in despairing of the actions of the DSI and the police.  A man was murdered while in custody for just one day, so despite the convenience of non-operating CCTV cameras, there could only be very few suspects in this case, who actually had access to the victim's cell in that limited amount of time.  Who was it who told the lies about the "hanging" with socks or a shirt?

 

Here we go again with one department passing the buck for investigation to another section in an attempt not only to delay matters but mainly to ensure that the guilty party or parties are protected.  It is quite clear that the victim was murdered to prevent his naming those higher up the chain of command who benefitted from the dodgy land deals.   It will be interesting to follow developments in this case over probably the next couple of years, or even longer, should any documents need to be translated.

Wasn't it the head of dsi who had access to the cell and told the pants on fire pies? ??

Whoever sold him the socks best scarper while he has the chance.

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6 hours ago, greenchair said:

Wasn't it the head of dsi who had access to the cell and told the pants on fire pies? ??

 

That was the old one called Tarit Pengdith who is in a lot of trouble. There are too many hits on Google to post here.

16 hours ago, billd766 said:

 

That was the old one called Tarit Pengdith who is in a lot of trouble. There are too many hits on Google to post here.

So was it tarit that was on charge when the alleged murder happened? ??

10 minutes ago, greenchair said:

So was it tarit that was on charge when the alleged murder happened? ??

 

No. Tarit was transferred to inactive post in the PM’s Office in May 2014.

 

Pol Col Paisit Wongmuang, Director-General He seems to be the director now.

18 hours ago, billd766 said:

 

That was the old one called Tarit Pengdith who is in a lot of trouble. There are too many hits on Google to post here.

Sorry that I don't understand this post then. 

He wasn't there. 

I bet they'd be good at investigating pesky van drivers transporting "supporters" to Bangkok though.