News Forum - Cop’s alleged mistress cries foul: Betrayed and financially ‘cuffed’ by high-ranking officer

[Thaiger]

The alleged mistress of a high-ranking police officer filed a complaint with the Royal Thai Police (RTP) claiming that she was betrayed by her lover who did not provide the financial support he promised. She also accused him of embezzling the RTP budget for personal gain. The mistress, named A, yesterday, July 12, visited the … …

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[Ramanathan.P]

Just wondering what is the monthly income of the police officer?

[HolyCowCm]

2 hours ago, Ramanathan.P said:

Just wondering what is the monthly income of the police officer?

Apparently pretty good but not from the salary.

[Grumpish]

4 hours ago, Ramanathan.P said:

Just wondering what is the monthly income of the police officer?

With or without overtime? Either way, it is highly unlikely to be enough to cover the running costs of a wife and two mistresses.  

[Pinga]

Give them a finger, they will take the hand. She is filing a police complaint for him not giving her money he was not legally obligated to give her to begin with - after already receiving millions of baht from him over the years. Nuts. 

And before someone says child support - since there is no court ordered child support there is no legal obligation. She can sue for it, but until she does she has no legal case.

[palooka]

learned that the officer cheated on her and his wife with another woman.

And it is the shock of this news that totally devastates her.

Her hair colour is wrong in the photo, should be many shades lighter.

[palooka]

1 hour ago, Grumpish said:

With or without overtime? Either way, it is highly unlikely to be enough to cover the running costs of a wife and two mistresses.  

Reliably informed that some Police (only year 6 education) earn just under 10,000 a month. Plod at the school crossing.

The year 6 education really explains many things.

To have a respectable rank you need a degree. Seemingly 1st year up to 18,000.

Promotion exams can see 10,000 added a year. Years of service etc etc see a yearly increase of sometimes 5% plus. So a smart fella can jump from 18K to 33K in a short time. 

After this he runs into the "buy a rank" or "know someone" scheme.

Position advertised, you pay the right people or the "know someone', you get the job. Simple.

Then you run into that rank of Major. Major as it is the major stumbling block for all.  Bit like a screening service that the hierarchy watch carefully, to keep the upstarts out.

At the local Police station, laugh and agree with them and then ask how to sort this "terrible misunderstanding out".  Don't forget to apologise.

ATM, sleep well.

Border Patrol cops (detectives in west), no uniform, pick you up, a totally different ball game.

Good luck.

Same with the brown (sometimes red) and white highway patrol cars, don't mess with them.

Yes sir, no sir, can we fix this?

Good luck.

Thais crap their pants with both these forces.

There is the serious side to law enforcement in Thailand it's just not out front.