Police, court officials to have discussions ahead of ruling on PM

[webfact]

Police, court officials to have discussions ahead of ruling on PM

 

   

BANGKOK (NNT) - Police and Constitutional Court officials will have a meeting this week, ahead of a court ruling affecting Prime Minister and Defense Minister, Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha, on Wednesday (Dec 2). He is accused of illegally occupying an army house since his retirement from military service.

 

Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, Pol. Lt. Gen. Pakapong Pongpetra, said today that police officers are preparing security plans, as Khana Ratsadon demonstrators are to gather outside the Constitutional Court on Wednesday. The court is scheduled to read its ruling on whether Gen. Prayut has a conflict of interest in staying in the army house, after having retired from military service.

 

Police and court officials will discuss security measures around the premises. The court may consider declaring some areas off-limits to protesters. The police have prepared security forces and plans to facilitate traffic and deal with the protest group.

 

The Chief Government Whip, Wirat Rattanaset, expressed concern over the issue, as the Prime Minister is the head of the government. Mr. Wirat said the government will not discuss candidates who may serve as acting prime minister, until the court’s ruling is made.

 

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[Hayduke]

33 minutes ago, webfact said:

Police, court officials to have discussions ahead of ruling on PM

 

Because everyone knows that the fix is in and the result is a foregone conclusion.

 

This will only prove the protesters right once again..and pour more fuel on the protest fires.

 

This stupid, narcissistic, egomaniac remains determined to drag the country down further…and further...and further.

 

 

Edited December 1, 2020 by Hayduke

[rkidlad]

6 minutes ago, webfact said:

The police have prepared security forces and plans to facilitate traffic and deal with the protest group

Yes, those inflatable yellow ducks look very scary! 

[Misterwhisper]

In my home country we call people who illegally occupy houses "squatters".

Here they call them "prime ministers" or "retired generals".

Ah, cultural differences...

[colinneil]

It will be a very sad day for this country of the court rules in Prayuts favour.

Staying in the army house after retiring, or should i say after seizing power with a coup, shows how arrogant the man is, he thinks he can do want he wants, thinks he is above the law.

Nobody is above the law, oops silly me he makes up laws to suit himself.

[ikke1959]

Everybody has to follow the law, he told it himself 

[bluesofa]

5 minutes ago, colinneil said:

It will be a very sad day for this country of the court rules in Prayuts favour.

Staying in the army house after retiring, or should i say after seizing power with a coup, shows how arrogant the man is, he thinks he can do want he wants, thinks he is above the law.

Nobody is above the law, oops silly me he makes up laws to suit himself.

That's only after retarding retiring from the army, not the government.

[phetphet]

Pity gambling is illegal here. I wouldn't mind a bet on what the court's decision will be.

[Tyler Visan]

Did no-one in his 'Team' say to him quietly a year or so ago, hey Mr P you might be safer moving house?

[anchadian]

58 minutes ago, phetphet said:

Pity gambling is illegal here. I wouldn't mind a bet on what the court's decision will be.

I doubt you would even get a price.

Edited December 1, 2020 by anchadian

[Misterwhisper]

1 hour ago, bluesofa said:

That's only after retarding retiring from the army, not the government.

 

Perhaps a question of semantics: Is an ex-general a retired retard, or is he a retarded retiree?

[RichardColeman]

I'm less surprised by the almost certain outcome of this, than surprised we can actually comment on this story !

Edited December 1, 2020 by RichardColeman

[bluesofa]

49 minutes ago, Misterwhisper said:

 

Perhaps a question of semantics: Is an ex-general a retired retard, or is he a retarded retiree?

My money's on the former.

[hotchilli]

2 hours ago, Misterwhisper said:

 

Perhaps a question of semantics: Is an ex-general a retired retard, or is he a retarded retiree?

Qualifies both positions ... as he did before.

[hotchilli]

4 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

Everybody has to follow the law, he told it himself 

He will offer to move-out as soon as the Dhara Dhevi Hotel becomes available.

[RJRS1301]

4 hours ago, ikke1959 said:

Everybody has to follow the law, he told it himself 

He was granted tpermission to stay though,  conflict of interest "yes"

Illegal questionable since  he was granted it as "grace and favour" from the army

[Barry343]

7 hours ago, webfact said:

Police, court officials to have discussions ahead of ruling on PM

 

   

BANGKOK (NNT) - Police and Constitutional Court officials will have a meeting this week, ahead of a court ruling affecting Prime Minister and Defense Minister, Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha, on Wednesday (Dec 2). He is accused of illegally occupying an army house since his retirement from military service.

 

Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau, Pol. Lt. Gen. Pakapong Pongpetra, said today that police officers are preparing security plans, as Khana Ratsadon demonstrators are to gather outside the Constitutional Court on Wednesday. The court is scheduled to read its ruling on whether Gen. Prayut has a conflict of interest in staying in the army house, after having retired from military service.

 

Police and court officials will discuss security measures around the premises. The court may consider declaring some areas off-limits to protesters. The police have prepared security forces and plans to facilitate traffic and deal with the protest group.

 

The Chief Government Whip, Wirat Rattanaset, expressed concern over the issue, as the Prime Minister is the head of the government. Mr. Wirat said the government will not discuss candidates who may serve as acting prime minister, until the court’s ruling is made.

 

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It looks as if the court ruling is already known

[Barry343]

It seems that the court ruling may already be known, as court officials and police prepare on ways of handling the protester when the court rules in the Prime Ministers favour.

[rebo]

13 hours ago, Misterwhisper said:

In my home country we call people who illegally occupy houses "squatters".

Here they call them "prime ministers" or "retired generals".

Ah, cultural differences...

In my home country we call people who were proven to having been involved in illegally bringing large quantities of heroin into the country „convicted drug dealers“.

Here they call them „ministers“ and „chairmen“.

 

In my home country we call people who ...

 

[Soikhaonoiken]

12 hours ago, Tyler Visan said:

Did no-one in his 'Team' say to him quietly a year or so ago, hey Mr P you might be safer moving house?

They probably did,  but his answer would have been... Do you know who I am... ????

[Happyman567]

15 hours ago, phetphet said:

Pity gambling is illegal here. I wouldn't mind a bet on what the court's decision will be.

Me to He is odds on to win 100000000000000 to lose 

[sammieuk1]

Do squatters have rights here or will some be made up????

[metisdead]

A post trolling about Mr. Trump has been removed. 

[brianthainess]

22 hours ago, webfact said:

ruling on whether Gen. Prayut has a conflict of interest in staying in the army house, after having retired from military service.

Conflict of interest? What! our beloved leader his eminence, head of all ministry's, who has never told a lie, and believes in democracy. nah surely not. IF he ever appears in court what to wear will be a big decision for him. Any bets on what he'll wear. I'm going with this.