A senior police officer, ranked as a Police Colonel, has been caught attempting to cheat during the highly competitive Administrative Court Judge entrance exam.
The incident, which surfaced through a viral post on X (formerly Twitter), has sparked widespread reactions and discussions on social media, with many questioning the integrity of law enforcement officials.
According to the viral post, the officer was found bringing unauthorized study notes into the examination hall, an act that led to his immediate disqualification and removal from the test venue.
In his defense, the officer claimed that he had mistakenly brought a small note along with his exam admission slip, which he had printed on an A4 sheet and folded. However, exam officials refuted his claim, stating that the confiscated document appeared to be an entire set of study materials rather than just a single note.
Video footage of the incident has since surfaced, further fueling debates over the officer’s actions. Many viewers believe the video evidence contradicts his explanation and clearly shows an attempt to cheat.
Authorities have confirmed that disciplinary action will be taken against the officer, but the extent of the penalty will be determined following a thorough investigation in accordance with the Royal Thai Police regulations.
The incident has ignited a wave of reactions online, with many users taking to social media to express their disappointment, skepticism, and even humor regarding the situation.
See some reactions below:
puhhh sepuhh: “Why would you even allow a senior officer to take an entrance exam? Lmao, what a joke.”
Zaid เซด: “If he had passed the exam through cheating, imagine what kind of judge he would have become.”
fcukp: “Exams for senior officers at this level? This entire situation is ridiculous.”
BakchormeeMan: “Lol, he clearly thought nobody would dare check him since he confidently brought along a full folder of notes.”
DeboNair_sg: “Hmm…so someone just happened to be recording at the exact moment he was caught? 🧐”
wickedbeat mate: “Bro clearly did not watch *Bad Genius* before deciding to bring an entire folder of notes to an exam.”
GreYyyyyyy._: “I once heard someone say that we never stop learning, even when we are old. But cheating? That’s another level.”
Fame – Prachaya Kittipong: “The real trouble now might be for the invigilator who caught him.”
Huang Hou Niang Niang: “That may not just be the end of the officer’s career—but also the invigilator’s.”
C0mB0G0D: “Armed forces always teach one rule: ‘Do anything, just don’t get caught.’ Failed!!!”
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An invigilator caught a senior police officer, ranked Pol. Col., attempting to cheat during the Administrative Court Judge entrance exam. The officer was found carrying unauthorized notes into the exam room, leading to his immediate disqualification and removal from the test. In his defense, the officer later claimed that he had printed his exam admission slip on an A4 sheet, folded it twice, and unknowingly brought along a small note he had written. However, video footage suggests otherwise, as the confiscated document appeared to be a full set of study materials rather than a mere note. Authorities have confirmed that disciplinary action will be taken, but whether the case qualifies as a serious offense will depend on further investigation in line with the Royal Thai Police regulations.
เจ้าหน้าที่คุมสอบการสอบ ‘ตุลาการศาลปกครองชั้นต้น’ เข้าตรวจสอบการทุจริตสอบของตำรวจ ยศ. พ.ต.อ รายหนึ่งที่พกโพยเข้าสอบเข้ามา โดยหลังจากมีการตรวจพบเจ้าหน้าที่ได้ทำการตัดสิทธิ์การสอบและเชิญออกจากห้องสอบทันที ภายหลังเจ้าหน้าที่ตำรวจคนดังกล่าวอ้างว่า ตอนเช้าก่อนห้องสอบนั้นเขาได้พรินต์บัตรเข้าห้องสอบเป็นกระดาษ A4 และพับ 2 ทบ ซึ่งในกระดาษพับนั้นมีโน้ตที่เขาเขียนติดมาด้วย อย่างไรก็ตามหากดูในคลิปแล้วจะเห็นว่าโพยดังกล่าวไม่ใช่แค่กระดาษโน้ต แต่เป็นชุดเอกสาร ซึ่งทางต้นสังกัดของเจ้าหน้าที่คนดังกล่าวจะดำเนินการทางวินัยอย่างเต็มที่ แต่ส่วนจะเป็นความผิดถึงขั้นร้ายแรงหรือไม่จะต้องพิจารณาพฤติการณ์โดยละเอียดแต่ต้องยึดโยงกับคำสั่งของสำนักงานตำรวจแห่งชาติกันต่อไป.
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