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Yesterday, a drunk police officer parked his car in the middle of the road in Udon Thani province in northeast Thailand when he needed to pee. Upon his return, his wheel had been clamped. He attempted to drive the clamped vehicle before fleeing. Officers at Mueang Udon Thani Police Station were informed that someone with …

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Police from Mueang Udon Thani Police Station searched for the owner of the car to no avail before coordinating with the traffic police to have the clamp removed. Police moved the car to keep it at the police station.

Lol of course they know who the car belongs to.
They "moved" the car to the police station so Senior Sergeant can drive it home duhhh

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1 hour ago, Aussieroaming said:

Are there any RTP members that abide by the law? Any?

short answer. Very few.

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Surely it is time that at least a basic mental competency test was carried out before someone could become a police officer rather than just their willingness to take bribes and pass them up the chain.

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14 hours ago, ChrisS said:

Surely it is time that at least a basic mental competency test was carried out before someone could become a police officer rather than just their willingness to take bribes and pass them up the chain.

If they introduced that requirement, then there would be no Police Officers at all. 

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