Red Bull Erbe – Auslieferungsantrag verzögert sich

Wie auch immer, den hat man scheinbar in BKK festgenommen.

berndgrimm: Laut Meldung der BP war die unterlassene Hilfeleistung das Letzte
welches verjährt Und dies in 5 Wochen!
Dann is Ende,Schluss,Aus!

Da hat sich die BP inzwischen korrigiert:

The third and most serious charge of reckless driving causing death will remain pending until 2027, or 15 years after the fatal crash nearly five years ago.

Aber die wollen ihn auch bis 2027 nicht!

Hier kommt die nächste Thai Soap:

The National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) has formed a panel to probe police officers who allegedly assisted Red Bull scion Vorayuth Yoovidhya in evading charges in connection with the hit-and-run case in which a policeman died five years ago.

It is the second time the NACC has promised to investigate possible police collusion in the case.

Last September, the NACC also said it would investigate police at the Thong Lor district station,
The NACC claimed last year it was opening an investigation into whether a senior policeman might have been behind the alleged irregularity that resulted in failure to detain and charge Mr Vorayuth. The anti-corruption agency has never reported on the progress or result of that probe.

On Wednesday, the NACC said that it had notified the Royal Thai Police about its decision to set up the new panel. It will be led by NACC member Surasak Keereevichien, a source said.

The new investigation will attempt to zero in on multiple police officers who allegedly abused their positions to help Mr Vorayuth avoid being charged with drink driving and speeding, the source said. The officers also failed to take Mr Vorayuth to prosecutors for indictment before he fled the country, the source noted.

The six officers to be investigated are Pol Maj Gen Krit Piakaeo, former chief of Metropolitan Police Division 5; two of his deputies, Pol Col Sukun Prommayon and Pol Col Traimet U-Thai; Pol Col Chumpol Phumphuang, superintendent of Thong Lor police station; as well as Pol Lt Col Wiboon Thinwathanakul and Pol Lt Col Wiradol Thaptimdee, both inquiry officers.

Last year’s NACC probe came after the agency received allegations of police playing a role in the expiry of the statute of limitations for the speeding charge, according to NACC sources. At that time, the chief target of the investigation was Pol Maj Gen Krit Piakaeo, former chief of Metropolitan Police Division 5, which oversees the Thong Lor area. Pol Maj Gen Krit had already retired from police service.

But since the probe supposedly started last September, there has been no sign of progress.

Wenn Thai Behörden und besonders die Polizei in irgendetwas gut sind
so ist es nicht den Job zu tun für den sie bezahlt werden sondern wenn
sie etwas tun dann nur Spuren verwischen (meist ihre eigenen)
und nach Ausreden für die eigene Untätigkeit zu suchen, Andere,
am besten Ausländer zu beschuldigen und vor ihrer Verantwortung
davonzulaufen.
Es ist durchaus möglich dass man uns am Ende noch irgendeinen
unterrangigen Polizisten als Bauernopfer präsentiert.
Die wahren Schuldigen (die auch das meiste kassiert haben)
werden in Thailand natürlich nie gefunden.