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Thai Cops Punished by Hello Kitty

Submitted by Alafista on Tuesday, 7 August 20072 Comments

A new disciplinary measure is introduced in Bangkok’s police force, especially for police investigators who refuse to play by the rules. Make them wear a pink Hello Kitty armband!

Starting this week, the warning will come in the form of the popular Japanese cat cartoon sitting on a heart on a pink background.

“The same old warnings no longer work for some officers,” CSD acting chief Pongpat Chayaphan said.

“This new approach is intended to engender a feeling of guilt and discourage them from repeating the offence.”

Pol Gen Pongpat said 10 armbands were available. In addition to wearing it, a first-time offender must accompany the officer roster as deputy chief of the day. That means walking to all parts of the CSD office, and being seen wearing the armband.

Offences liable to earn an officer the pink Kitty include failing to report for duty, parking in a prohibited area, fighting, or being the subject of a complaint about poor service.

This is so hilarious. How can a cop scare off any criminals if he’s wearing a cutsie armband? On the other hand, maybe this armband might become collectors item, especially amongst the female officers. Maybe officers will start to commit minor offenses just to earn that armband =P

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