Is it wise to leave police reform to policemen?

WEDNESDAY, JULY 05, 2017
Is it wise to leave police reform to policemen?

Re: “Fifteen top cops on 36-man police reform panel”, The Nation, yesterday.

Thirty-six more passengers for the gravy train, all aboard!
harada
How did Prayut find time to do this with all the poetry he’s been writing and all the luk thung YouTube videos he’s been watching?
stephen tracy
The committee is made up of 5 police department civil servants, 15 police officers and 15 civilians. Any bets on those civilians being close relations of senior military or police personnel? If they are not and are only token inclusions, then they will be quickly booted off the gravy train to be replaced by another 15 police officers.
I suspect this quasi-committee is just a front to have people believe that a highly intelligent group of incorruptible (joke) people are making decisions in the best interests of the country.
Past evidence tells a different story. There is one man alone running Thailand, and he will revoke any decisions the committee makes that he does not like.
Cadbury
There are no reasons to say this might not work. It’s unlikely maybe, but possible. At least give it a chance
I do not like the system of a self-appointed dictator, but I believe him to be (maybe) honest.
Time will tell.
al007
ThaiVisa