Immigration's BMW "Smart Cars" the latest tool to rid Thailand of illegal foreigners

[metempsychotic 2,031]

Anything that credits na naew as a source should be taken as seriusly as an article by the onion.

[dcnx 8,598]

So they finally have modern police cars. We’ve had these in the west for 30+ years. 

[dcnx 8,598]

1 hour ago, z42 said:

Wouldn't they be smarter if they were less conspicuous, and if they were considerably less expensive to purchase and run?

The practices of immigration over the last 12 months or so have been insidious to an absurd degree.

It's sad to see how pathetic and creepy their rank xenophobia is.

They have been let off their leash and we now see their true nature and just how deep seeded their xenophobia is.

 

They’re just getting started. Now that money is being tossed around for new toys, brace yourself.

[Assurancetourix 17,725]

3 minutes ago, dcnx said:

So they finally have modern police cars. We’ve had these in the west for 30+ years. 

Why not this kind of vehicle?

 

 

you will notice that I put the link of the site where I found the photo :

 

https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/dubai-police-supercars/index.html

[lensta 1,482]

38 minutes ago, metempsychotic said:

Anything that credits na naew as a source should be taken as seriusly as an article by the onion.

Is this na naew a government propaganda news outlet??

[lensta 1,482]

8 minutes ago, Assurancetourix said:

Why not this kind of vehicle?

 

 

you will notice that I put the link of the site where I found the photo :

 

https://edition.cnn.com/style/article/dubai-police-supercars/index.html

OMG, could you imagine the carnage if a Thai got behind the wheel of a Bugatti???

[Assurancetourix 17,725]

1 minute ago, lensta said:

OMG, could you imagine the carnage if a Thai got behind the wheel of a Bugatti???

No new Buggati is for sale in Thailand;
far too expensive ..
the least expensive is worth around 3 million euros in Europe so not far from 9 million euros here in Thailand, more than 300 million baht for ONE automobile.

which can travel more than 400 km / h (more than 110 meters per second);
the slightest crash at this speed; we only recover tiny pieces of the car and its occupant (s).

[CMNightRider 3,769]

Wow, they found a foreigner acting suspiciously, and then consulted with their BMW smart vehicle who determined the foreigner had overstayed his visa by seven days.  Then on a hotline tip, they discovered two Indians who chose to cook curry dishes in their Indian restaurant, instead of spending the day at immigration to renew their visas.  While these arrests were being conducted, tons of illegal drugs were flowing through Thailands border from the infamous narco state of Burma.

 

Hopefully, immigration will make an example of these foreign law breakers.  Maybe they can round up some immigration officers and have a photo shoot with the law breakers, before giving them a taste of what it is like to do time in a third world prison.  It shouldn't be too bad as long as the law breakers are into man love, and don't mind eating a small bowl of maggot infested rice daily.

 

I suspect, international news agencies will dispatch their top reporters to Thailand, to report on this story.  It warms my heart to see the immigration hotline being used by concerned Thai citizens to rid Thailand of foreign law breakers.  I tried to report one of these foreigners walking across the street at a cross walk impeding vehicle traffic, but the hotline operator couldn't speak English so the foreigner got away.  I'm sure the foreigner was aware pedestrians do not have the right away on Thailands roadways but crossed the street anyway.     

 

[Assurancetourix 17,725]

6 minutes ago, lensta said:

OMG, could you imagine the carnage if a Thai got behind the wheel of a Bugatti???

On the other hand I imagine Somchay to be distracted by the machine and forget to brake at a red light; his wallet must be well inflated to pay for repairs;
when you know a grease change costs a trifle more than 20,000 euros in France.

[sammieuk1 20,759]

If only it was smart enough to catch shopping mall gold shop mass murders instead of heinous 7 day over stayers

Edited January 18, 2020 by sammieuk1

[Number 6 2,560]

What a shame. The idea that these cars are somehow necessary. That they can buy them without being questioned. The nation is so broken.

 

I would have recommended batmobiles to catch the illegals.

Edited January 18, 2020 by Number 6

[ravip 5,296]

53 minutes ago, dcnx said:

So they finally have modern police cars. We’ve had these in the west for 30+ years. 

Yes, we all know that the West was and is still 'highly' developed. The puzzle is why the people of the developed world leave home to find greener pastures in the 3rd world, undeveloped, sometimes uncivilised countries... 

[ravip 5,296]

3 hours ago, Denim said:

What would justify this being labeled a smart car would be a revolving Falangometer on the roof that slowly scanned in a 360 degree circle searching for miscreants. If it homed in on one it should emit an ' Eee-oop lads ' signal to notify the IO controller.

 

The following is a picture of a similar vehicle recently tested in Bradford and Southall. It was a failure as it got too hot and kept burning out the circuit boards. Should be OK here though.

 

 

 

 

 

The following is a picture of a similar vehicle recently tested in Bradford and Southall. 

Is that contraption on the roof a Falangometer that slowly scans in a 360 degree circle searching for miscreants? If it homed in on one, does it emit an ' Eee-oop lads ' signal to notify the IO controller?

[JAG 24,423]

3 hours ago, rooster59 said:

Both stories featured identical paragraphs in which the two chiefs were quoted as "revealing" that they were acting on the orders of immigration chief Lt-Gen Sompong Chingduang to clean up Thailand from the activities of illegal foreigners. 

Perhaps a promotion board is due to sit soon?

[DrTuner 24,558]

'the machine in the BMW'

 

Know as a laptop by the rest of the world.