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Police officers wanted for bank robbery

Published: 15 May 2012 at 13.02
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The Sing Buri Court has approved a warrant for the arrest of two police officers in connection with the armed robbery of Kasikorn Bank's Inburi branch in Sing Buri province in March, Pol Gen Pansiri Prapawat said on Monday.

The two officers are Pol Col Pichit Kromprasit, the superintendent of Sai Ngam police station in Kamphaeng Phet province, and Pol Sgt Narai Thippreechathorn, attached to the Nakhon Sawan police headquarters.

Pol Gen Pansiri, a deputy national police chief, said a police investigation revealed that Pol Col Phichit was the mastermind of the robbery and Pol Sgt Narai the person who gave AK47 rifles to the men who staged the bank heist and fled with about four million baht.

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franklin
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Discussion 4 : 15 May 2012 at 17.254
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Cops rob a bank using AK-47 rifles and a committee is set up to investigate them for a serious “breach of discipline”.

A street vendor sells food for more than the government selected price and risks a 400,000 thb fine and up to 7 years in the slammer.

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Discussion 3 : 15 May 2012 at 15.003
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God forbid that they get arrested. These in-active posts are really a nasty place to be.
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They dismissed him from the police force? What? Are you telling me all the inactive posts were full?
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Discussion 1 : 15 May 2012 at 13.361
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Bank robbing? Hmmm…. Quite possibly a breach of police ethics and code of conduct. Let’s see what the committee thinks.
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