Fair, Glass Light: The Police Who Are Not Noisy, But Strong With Good

Biography and virtues

Fair. Glass light.

(Lieutenant Police Hundred, a policeman who stands in justice and morality for life)

Col. Impriate Glass Light

Born on Sunday, December 20, 1942.

Is a police commissioner in the area of Bang Lampung, Chonburi Province

who lived a life of integrity, simplicity and firm adherence to principle and justice throughout his civil and personal life.

You're not a power cop.

Not a noisy cop.

But it's the police who make the community feel safe.

With peace, strength and authenticity.

The Civil Service Path: The Police Who Choose Goodness Over Power

Throughout his service,

Fair, Glass Light, Line Duty, Traffic Police

With the conviction that it's a job that saves people's lives.

Reduce accidents and not encroach on others.

During one of his civil service lives,

After being involved in a major case,

You have a chance to be considered for an investigative assignment.

Which is a more progressive and powerful position.

But he chose to refuse.

For a simple but obvious reason,

"Don't want to sin."

That decision reflected the identity of the police, who seized the morals.

More than any progress or power.

He served until his retirement.

With the rank of Lieutenant Constable.

With dignity and without blemish.

Education: Law in tandem, mercy

In addition to field experience,

Optimum Glass Light also graduated in Jurisprudence.

Make you understand the law deeply.

For you, the law is not an oppressive tool.

But primarily to protect people.

And it must always be coupled with mercy and fairness.

Teachers of the Community: Dharma and Traffic Rules

One role that people in the area remember well.

Is to be an educator.

Sir, volunteer:

• Talk to school children in Pattaya

• Transmit principles and disciplined living

• Acting as a policeman in a "teacher" role without hope of return.

For you

Educating is the best prevention of problems.

The Heart of Justice: Not Choosing Sides, Even Family Guy

The value that reflects the heart of the right, the glass light, is the most obvious.

Is non-discriminatory justice.

Even if a family person, such as your own son,

Have committed a criminal offence.

You never used any position, function or line.

To save it from liability.

You always insisted to the house that

"Do wrong, be liable."

For you

The law must apply to everyone equally.

No matter who it is,

How close are your children, grandchildren, or individuals?

What Grandfather Taught Grandchildren: Not to Convey Power, but to Convey the Principles of Life

All the time your grandchildren grew up.

Fair, light, glass, never taught to use their power.

To facilitate wrongdoing.

Never told me to "quote my grandfather's name."

Never open a shortcut for anyone to violate the law.

The only thing you relayed was

Responsibility for one's own actions

For you

Power is not the right to omit guilt.

But is the burden of maintaining authenticity.

Life After Retirement: The Unending Giving

After retirement,

He continued to live well and with giving.

• Bring a pension, donate to an orphan home, or feed a stray cat dog, grill regularly

• Publish Dharma books and distribute them accordingly.

• Hospital

• Schools

• And people in distress

• Constantly holding vegetarian precepts

From grandchildren to the end of their lives.

About 30 + years

A Narrative from a Grandchild: Guns That Are Not the Heart of a Cop

Once in childhood.

Grandchildren used to ask Grandfather that

"Grandpa, where's your gun?" Because it's been a long time.

The grandfather replied in a smooth voice,

"Already stolen by a thief." 😖

You laughed loudly in disbelief and said,

"I'm a cop, but thieves steal guns." 🤣

Grandpa's not angry.

Doesn't explain the long stretch.

Just smile at someone who understands the world well and let that question pass.

When grandchildren grow up,

So I understood

What Grandpa really held was never a gun.

For Fair Glass Light

The power of the police does not lie in weapons.

But at self-control.

Non-attachment

And non-violence beyond necessity.

The gun could disappear.

But morality, restraint and authenticity.

Never lost from your life.

Some cops hold guns.

But Grandfather chose to hold authenticity in his heart.

The departure and the value that lasts.

Fair. Glass light.

Died on 15 May 2024.

Siri is 81 years old.

Even the body left.

But honesty, compassion and justice.

It remains a valuable legacy in children, grandchildren, families and societies.

You may not be recorded on the big history page.

But inscribed in people's hearts as

A cop who is not noisy, but strong with goodness.

With the utmost love and respect of my granddaughter.

Travel safely, Grandpa. 🕊️

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