News Forum - Wanted police superintendent has mansion, 13 luxury cars

[Thaiger]

The appalling story of the Mueng Nakhon Sawan Police suffocating a man to death while trying to extort him for 2 million baht continues with more and more shocking turns. Now details are emerging of the accused police station superintendent Pol Col Thitisan Utthanaphon’s luxury house on a large plot of land in Bangkok with 13 high-end cars. First, the superintendent was transferred to another precinct until video of the murder was posted online and immediately went viral. Today the Thai court issued warrants for the arrest of 7 of the police officers, including the superintendent, 4 of whom are […]

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[EdwardV]

You can’t make this stuff up. 

[Dedinbed]

58 minutes ago, Thaiger said:

13 high-end cars.

If I were him I'd quote Prawit 

" I'm looking after them for 13 dead buddies " .. 

 

Edited August 25, 2021 by Dedinbed
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[MTa449]

C'mon.. You seriously believe he can afford all that" Bling Bling" on a police chiefs salary, shake downs and drug money dude ! The dude fled the country the minute the video went public. Not surprising being that Pryut's administration allows drug dealers in his administration ( Thammanat Pomprao) " ya think" !!!!

[EdwardV]

You can't publicly amass that much unless you are clearly not worried about getting in trouble. The level of unaccountability throughout the system must be unmeasurable.     

[Craig]

Duh.  Joe shook down a lot of people.  This isn’t surprising but surprising some thought he lived in a 25 sq meter dump.  

[Rain]

1 hour ago, EdwardV said:

You can't publicly amass that much unless you are clearly not worried about getting in trouble. The level of unaccountability throughout the system must be unmeasurable.     

Most definitely. 

liken it to a systematic protection racket.

Club members only.

[DonM]

Follow the Money! To many eyes have been shut to corruption. Maybe it should be mandatory to audit those in high positions periodically. It is common sense this has been going on for a very long time. 

[gummy]

According to the BBC The Thai police are now looking for him !!  Well we all know people can be responsible for murder here and nothing happens. Whilst this guy is just demonstrative of the widespread corruption in the state sponsored RTP should we take bets he "not gets found ?

Murder in Thailand can simply be bought off, culprits escaped or even convict innocent men so the perpetrators remain free.

[Bluesofa]

2 hours ago, MTa449 said:

C'mon.. You seriously believe he can afford all that" Bling Bling" on a police chiefs salary, shake downs and drug money dude ! The dude fled the country the minute the video went public. Not surprising being that Pryut's administration allows drug dealers in his administration ( Thammanat Pomprao) " ya think" !!!!

True. Has someone checked the prime minister's office to see if this policeman has just become a 'special advisor'?

[colinneil]

Laughable, thats what it is, Thai police are looking for him, ha, ha.

If they try as hard to find him, as they did to find Red bull heir, he will never be found.

Also many of his bosses will not want him found, in case he spills the beans on their corrupt activities.

[Rain]

7 minutes ago, gummy said:

According to the BBC The Thai police are now looking for him !!  Well we all know people can be responsible for murder here and nothing happens. Whilst this guy is just demonstrative of the widespread corruption in the state sponsored RTP should we take bets he "not gets found ?

Murder in Thailand can simply be bought off, culprits escaped or even convict innocent men so the perpetrators remain free.

I certainly wouldn't expect anything to come of it.

Swept under the rug comes to mind.

[Bluesofa]

5 minutes ago, colinneil said:

Laughable, thats what it is, Thai police are looking for him, ha, ha.

If they try as hard to find him, as they did to find Red bull heir, he will never be found.

Also many of his bosses will not want him found, in case he spills the beans on their corrupt activities.

Already there's a link to the two. The policeman owns a Ferrari, The Red Bull family own the Ferrari dealership.
I wonder if there's a discount available depending on the number of deaths you've been involved in?
Keep it in the family.

[gummy]

21 minutes ago, Bluesofa said:

Already there's a link to the two. The policeman owns a Ferrari, The Red Bull family own the Ferrari dealership.
I wonder if there's a discount available depending on the number of deaths you've been involved in?
Keep it in the family.

Kill 8 25% off, Kill 50 a free Ferrari.  Ops my Son whilst high as a kite just killed a policeman so here are two for you one red one blue plus a bonus of a case of Red Bull, just make sure my Son never faces justice 

[9S_]

6 hours ago, Thaiger said:

Many are now questioning how the police station superintendent has afforded such a lavish lifestyle with a massive compound, luxurious house, and fleet of very expensive cars.

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Maybe he went full Omar on drug dealers only?

[AdamX]

3 hours ago, Rain said:

Most definitely. 

liken it to a systematic protection racket.

Club members only.

Just like USA senators and Generals. They come in poor but leave rich. Insider trading, or board positions in Lockheed. Just as corrupt as here. Just diffrent

[Malc-Thai]

A report I heard today was from his ex girlfriend saying, he had over 250 million in cash! because he didn't trust banks.. with all of his assets and this alleged 250m it certainly wasn't from tea Money. He was supposedly good at stopping drugs from entering the country.. its more likely he was part of the cartel to amass that amount of assets.. maybe threw in the odd bust of drugs and while they waving flags and a photo op pointing at the drugs seized 10 x  that will come in at the same time but a different area. He no doubt will not be alone in his work its how many they actually can bring down before he actually really goes missing!...Only my thoughts but again this is not from tea miney

Edited August 26, 2021 by Malc-Thai

[TV7]

Why is that street in front of his house so dirty?! He has staff walking around to use the pressure washer. That's what you get when the boss is not at home, the staff is getting lazy.

 

[Morpheus]

Amazing Thailand, just goes to show that the police force is rotten to the core. This guy didnt accumulate all that wealth over night, this would have been going on for a decade or more, and nobody twigged. 

[Bluesofa]

7 minutes ago, dunroamin said:

Amazing Thailand, just goes to show that the police force is rotten to the core. This guy didnt accumulate all that wealth over night, this would have been going on for a decade or more, and nobody twigged. 

Not nobody twigged. Nobody said anything, they didn't want to be the next victim.

[gummy]

15 minutes ago, dunroamin said:

Amazing Thailand, just goes to show that the police force is rotten to the core. This guy didnt accumulate all that wealth over night, this would have been going on for a decade or more, and nobody twigged. 

Don't be silly "no one twigged".  No need to as utter corruption is part of Thai elite culture, they are all at it right up to the very top. It is not a matter of no one noticing it, it would be only noticeable  if no one was doing it. Get the Chinese in to sort this lot out and they would pay for their own bullet to.

[Thommo]

 

No government can have any credibility when they have convicted drug courier (or was that just flour) and a man with so many good friends (maybe a code for extortion victim) that they give their expensive watches to him for safekeeping, within their ranks

 

[Gazman072]

Maybe an audit should be conducted on all Police on their private wealth and where it came from so as to restore faith in the force.  I believe all Police Forces in the world should be subjected to the same as with Politicians

Edited August 26, 2021 by King Cotton
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[Henryford]

Don't worry the Thai National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) will sort out this corruption.

[King Cotton]

39 minutes ago, Gazman072 said:

Maybe an audit should be conducted on all Police on their private wealth and where it came from so as to restore faith in the force.  I believe all Police Forces in the world should be subjected to the same as with Politicians

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