News Forum - Drug policy outlines by PM, cash rewards to police in busts

[Thaiger]

The Thai government held an event outlining its plan for stopping the spread of narcotics, while simultaneously presenting police with the same sort of reward kickbacks that allowed disgraced police officer Joe Ferrari to amass extreme wealth on a small salary. PM Prayut Chan-o-cha released Thailand’s new urgent narcotics action plan in a special event to discuss drugs in the kingdom. The event brought together relevant anti-drug agencies and groups within Thailand like the Foreign Anti-Narcotics and Crime Community of Thailand as well as international groups like the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime. While unveiling the new narcotics […]

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[CM-Dave]

What brainless idiot devised this "policy"? It guarantees more Ferrari Joes will be popping up all over the place. Big prizes with no funding means those drugs will be back on the streets in short order.

[Soidog]

I’m sorry, but this policy deserves this reaction.

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Edited November 28, 2022 by Faz
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[Fanta]

1 hour ago, CM-Dave said:

Big prizes with no funding means those drugs will be back on the streets in short order.

The funding should come from the asset seizures of the dealers. Of course this new policy only encourages corruption from officers who will continue to directly negotiate a deal with the dealer to allow him/her to keep all their assets and avoid charges for a price.