Kick out moonlighting public servants

FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 2012
Kick out moonlighting public servants

I believe everyone should do the job they signed up to do. Bribery does not fit with that idea. However, public employees in Thailand, including police and senior city administrators, just sign in each morning and out at night, while actually working some

 

It really bugs me that the police do not work at night, when most crime occurs. Even the traffic cops get it wrong, confronting the person with the most money, not the person who screwed up. Although, I admit, the Tourist Police try to be fair.
My wife has learned the hard way: local police gave her a lot of trouble for a motorbike that ran into her pickup. It was entirely the motorbike rider’s fault, but my wife had to pay the fine.
So, for a traffic accident, call the Tourist Police and you have a better chance that the correct people will be punished.
Michael Weldon 
Udon Thani