PanPan
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Olyckan skedde inte under militärjuntan, var väl inte dom som lät han komma undan?
Red Bull arvingen går fri för att ha kört över och dödat en polis med sin Ferrari.
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Isan Lover
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Hej
Stämmer olyckan var väl 2011 om jag inte minns fel, så rent teoretiskt hade ju Yinglucks regering en viss möjlighet att påverka detta i några få år innan kuppen. men då var ju fallet fortfarande under ”utredning” och hanterades av rättsväsendet, men när inget visade sig hände hade Juntan ca 10 år på sig att utreda misstankarna mot dom ansvariga för korruption och ställa dom till svars, men inget hände eftersom viljan helt enkelt inte fanns, nu med en civil regering händer det något. Men vad som blir slutresultatet vet vi ju inte ännu.
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Huahindinge
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Den nuvarande regeringen har ju inte varit med och delat på pengarna så de vill väl ha sin andel innan fallet preskriberas.
Isan Lover
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Hej
Så skulle det också kunna vara om man spekulerar, men det känns skönt att dom skyldiga ändå nu hängs ut i media till allmän beskådan och förhoppningsvis ställs till svars på något vis för sina handlingar.
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Isan Lover
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Thai police have confirmed that an Interpol Red Notice for Vorayuth "Boss" Yoovidhya remains in force, despite no longer being visible to the public.
Speaking at the Royal Thai Police headquarters on 1 September, Pol Lt Gen Trairong Piwpan, deputy inspector-general and police spokesman, said Yoovidhya's details remain in Interpol's database for use by member-country law enforcement agencies.
Notice is not publicly visible
Trairong said Interpol Red Notices operate in two forms. One can be published publicly, while the other is held internally within Interpol's database to protect confidential information and assist in tracing people sought by member countries.
He stressed that Yoovidhya's record remains accessible to police officials in Interpol member states, but not to the general public.
"The information on Mr Vorayuth remains in Interpol's database, but it can be checked only by police officers of member countries and is not available for public access," the police spokesman said.
The fact that a Red Notice cannot be seen by the public does not mean it has been withdrawn, Trairong added. Yoovidhya's status remains recorded for international police and member states to use in efforts to locate him.
No record of return to Thailand
Police also checked with the Immigration Bureau and found no record of Yoovidhya travelling back into Thailand.
Separately, Trairong said disciplinary investigations into members of the original police team involved in preparing the case file and assisting with altering evidence have been completed.
The police inspectorate and Royal Thai Police have sent the matter to the National Anti-Corruption Commission, as well as to commanders in the chain of command, for disciplinary orders.
All officers involved have already received disciplinary penalties according to the severity of their offences, he said. These included reprimands, salary deductions and detention.
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Boss Red Notice remains active, Thai police say
7 hours agoThai police have confirmed that an Interpol Red Notice for Vorayuth "Boss" Yoovidhya remains in force, despite no longer being visible to the public.
Speaking at the Royal Thai Police headquarters on 1 September, Pol Lt Gen Trairong Piwpan, deputy inspector-general and police spokesman, said Yoovidhya's details remain in Interpol's database for use by member-country law enforcement agencies.
Notice is not publicly visible
Trairong said Interpol Red Notices operate in two forms. One can be published publicly, while the other is held internally within Interpol's database to protect confidential information and assist in tracing people sought by member countries.
He stressed that Yoovidhya's record remains accessible to police officials in Interpol member states, but not to the general public.
"The information on Mr Vorayuth remains in Interpol's database, but it can be checked only by police officers of member countries and is not available for public access," the police spokesman said.
The fact that a Red Notice cannot be seen by the public does not mean it has been withdrawn, Trairong added. Yoovidhya's status remains recorded for international police and member states to use in efforts to locate him.
No record of return to Thailand
Police also checked with the Immigration Bureau and found no record of Yoovidhya travelling back into Thailand.
Separately, Trairong said disciplinary investigations into members of the original police team involved in preparing the case file and assisting with altering evidence have been completed.
The police inspectorate and Royal Thai Police have sent the matter to the National Anti-Corruption Commission, as well as to commanders in the chain of command, for disciplinary orders.
All officers involved have already received disciplinary penalties according to the severity of their offences, he said. These included reprimands, salary deductions and detention.
Mvh isan lover
Lasseiudon
Aktiv medlem
Nu behöver han bara hålla sig undan 1 år till för sedan är allt preskriberat.
