Thread: Police Officer Shoots and Kills Fellow Officer in Drunken Rage

Police have arrested a senior police officer from the 326th Border Patrol Police Command after he shot and killed a junior officer during a drunken argument in Phayao Province.


Pol. Gen. Pol. Col. Chirawat Pansombat, Deputy Superintendent of the Crime Suppression Division, told reporters that officers were summoned to the Chai Fang Restaurant after a heated argument broke out between two border police officers.


According to restaurant staff, the two men had been drinking heavily when Pol. Lt. Chan Pradit suddenly pulled out his .357 service revolver and shot Pol. Sgt. Maj. Banjerd Techakaew 4 times in the head.

When police officers arrived at the scene, they found Pol. Sgt. Maj. Banjerda dead at a table with blood all over the floor and bloodstains scattered all over the table.


They found Pol. Lt. Chan sitting just 3 meters from the door severely intoxicated, still holding his service revolver. Due to his intoxicated condition, he was unable to give a statement.


The officers initially charged him with intentional murder and carrying a gun into the village without reasonable cause. Shooting a gun in a village or public place without a proper reason.


The body of Pol. Sgt. Maj. Banjerd was taken to Phayao Hospital, where forensic doctors would conduct a postmortem examination before releasing his body to relatives for a funeral.

Police Officer Shoots and Kills Fellow Officer in Drunken Rage

Pol. Lt. Chan - what a loser.

Such people should lock firearms at copshop off duty. Not the first or no doubt the last time.I used to drink with cops in Portugal no worries wouldn't dream of it here, and leave any such places.

Could we adjust that to all people should lock guns away after duty?

Originally Posted by DrWilly

Could we adjust that to all people should lock guns away after duty?

Yep good plan

Originally Posted by david44

Such people should lock firearms at copshop off duty.

Such people shouldn't be given guns in the first place.

Originally Posted by harrybarracuda

Such people shouldn't be given guns in the first place.

Agreed, but is it possible to remove all guns from all Thais?

Agree but ain't going to happen in my next incarnations, maybe Lulu's ,As someone with selfy steam I'd hate to discover I'd knocked up a family member of an uncountable constable

I don't drink with Thai men. Never mind with ones with guns on their waist.

Originally Posted by misskit

They found Pol. Lt. Chan sitting just 3 meters from the door severely intoxicated, still holding his service revolver. Due to his intoxicated condition, he was unable to give a statement.

A para, ibu and electrolyte cocktail ain't gonna cure his hangover.

Many years ago I played 11 a side football in a Thai league. Once they were very unhappy with a challenge and all fucked off to their cars. Came back with all sorts of shit. Chasing us around like Benny Hill.

I got a 5 game ban because they claimed I used the corner flag as a weapon when I was actually hiding behind it.