News Forum - Ex-deputy attorney general from Red Bull case applies join NACC

[Thaiger]

The controversial ex-deputy attorney who chose not to indict the Red Bull heir who killed a policeman in a hit-and-run accident in 2012 applied for a seat on Thailand’s National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) on Thursday. The former attorney general, Nate Naksuk, told Thai PBS in an interview that he wants to prove his innocence, and spend the rest of his life working for the good of Thailand. Nate said he worked in government for over 40 years. He said he doesn’t want to counter all criticisms on him, but for society to be fair to him. The Prosecution Commission set […]

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[DoUKnowWhoIAm]

Right man at the right place Amazing Thailand!

[Rebel]

A new way to wash dirty hands. Maybe better than joining the as a fake Munk.

Amazing Thailand

[Graham]

A joke really but is anyone surprised by this, I don't think so.

TIT.

[HolyCowCm]

And being totally upstanding and neutral in his profession, we can presume he would have no biased negative acts applied to politics towards the elite and the Junta.

So nice he wants to spend the rest of his life working for the good of Thailand. Can really we break that down and get the true meaning please?

[Fanta]

is this fake news? 

[harry1]

what became of the 2 new witnesses,one died in a motorbike accident and the other a air commodore living out his life of anonymity,beside the new forensic edited speed of the boss,he will fit in well with nacc 

[HiuMak]

20 hours ago, Thaiger said:

The controversial ex-deputy attorney who chose not to indict the Red Bull heir who killed a policeman in a hit-and-run accident in 2012 applied for a seat on Thailand’s National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) on Thursday. The former attorney general, Nate Naksuk, told Thai PBS in an interview that he wants to prove his innocence, and spend the rest of his life working for the good of Thailand. Nate said he worked in government for over 40 years. He said he doesn’t want to counter all criticisms on him, but for society to be fair to him.

No better place for him