Bangkok Police detain children under 18 who are outside the home after 10 pm as part of its new campaign to tackle crime among young people, local media reported Wednesday. "Patrolling the streets to ensure that these youth are not involved in improper activities," said the newspaper "The Nation" municipal body's spokesman, general Piya Utay.
Uthai said that if a child wanders along the sidewalk or in front of the cafes, will be arrested and taken to a police station until their parents come to pick you up, provided they have not committed any crime. In this case, young people will be jailed and will face criminal charges for their actions.
"We must take preventive measures to prevent children from becoming offenders or victims of crime in our city," said Uthai. Just as exempt from those children who have official permission to attend special classes or events at their schools. The campaign has the support of the majority of families surveyed by the Police of Bangkok, although some groups have reported that violate the rights of children if they are detained without having committed a crime.
Uthai said that if a child wanders along the sidewalk or in front of the cafes, will be arrested and taken to a police station until their parents come to pick you up, provided they have not committed any crime. In this case, young people will be jailed and will face criminal charges for their actions.
"We must take preventive measures to prevent children from becoming offenders or victims of crime in our city," said Uthai. Just as exempt from those children who have official permission to attend special classes or events at their schools. The campaign has the support of the majority of families surveyed by the Police of Bangkok, although some groups have reported that violate the rights of children if they are detained without having committed a crime.
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