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National police deputy chief sacked


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26 minutes ago, Artisi said:

Making room for Big Joke? 

 

Since one of the two is going to the PM's office at least temporarily, it sounds more like he might be sharing a neighboring desk with that of BJ -- assuming that either of them actually show up to work every day...

 

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Which is the larger number these days?

 

The number of Chinese Wuhan flu cases, or the number of Thailand deputy national police chiefs???  

 

:tongue:

 

Another pair of murky Thai police personnel actions that likely will never be publicly explained or justified -- just the same as occurred with BJ.  The new trend, apparently.

 

 

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My guess is that Pol Gen Chakthip did not want Pol Gen Veerachai Songmetta investigating this to the benefit of Pol Lt-Gen Surachet Hakparnhttps://www.thaipbsworld.com/police-probe-shooting-of-ex-immigration-chiefs-car-in-bangkok/

 

So his answer was to sack him. After all, if the investigation led back to the police, it would be to their detriment. Just a guess and in no way an allegation...

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1 hour ago, webfact said:

“generating a negative image for the Royal Thai Police”

Who's at fault for generating this negative image ? In those circles its often reporting or investigating something bad that's considered worse than actually doing the bad stuff 

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So he was not sacked, he was shuffled sideways, with salary, entitlements, acrrued wealth, just has to sign less papers and not do photoshoots for a few months.

Then rehabilitated and back to a higher rank and salary.

 

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15 hours ago, MiNombreEsFicticious said:

How is being transferred to an inactive post with full salary still being paid even remotely resemble being axed? Except for the slight loss of face, these two guys are living out their best case scenario. 

Totally agree the headlines means they were sacked , truth is they are moved to an inactive post and still get paid. More BS reporting.

Pol Gen Veerachai, however, remains employed by the RTP and is entitled to remuneration from the force.

Pol Gen Chakthip Chaijinda, the national police chief, also signed an order on Thursday transferring Pol Gen Chaiwat Kateworachai, the deputy national police chief, to an inactive post in the Royal Thai Police’s Operations Centre, otherwise known as the “graveyard” for officers who fall out of favour with their boss.

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15 hours ago, mercman24 said:

so when are they going to sack 99% of the police force then,  need some western cops in there that will sort them out,  ha ha

Western cops ?? Australia has some choice specimens, both retired and still in the forces, that would suit very well with the RTP

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17 hours ago, webfact said:

sudden transfer of Pol Gen Veerachai Songmetta, the deputy national police chief, to the Prime Minister’s Office

The PM must have a serious number of people in his office by now ... how big is it???

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17 hours ago, webfact said:

Pol Lt Col Wirachai Songmetta, the deputy national police chief, was dismissed on Friday (January 24), accused of “generating a negative image for the Royal Thai Police” though his behaviour and actions.

A Lt Col is the deputy national police chief? Really????

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