Lawyer Decha and Former Police Chief Rewat in Heated Online Feud

The segment introduces a significant online conflict between lawyer Decha and former police commissioner Rewat, marked by heated exchanges.

Former commissioner Rewat expresses strong dislike for a certain lawyer, stating he would immediately turn off the TV if he saw him and referencing the phrase 'Humans walk, dogs walk.'

Lawyer Decha responds to Rewat's comments, implying concern for 'dogs' without owners and preparing for a confrontation.

Decha elaborates on his dislike for Rewat, recalling a past clash and reiterating the 'humans walk, dogs walk' analogy, advising Rewat to mind his own business.

Decha alleges he had his staff watch Rewat's office for 10 days and even waited for him at restaurants, highlighting his persistent nature when something bothers him.

Decha recounts waiting 15 days in the UK to confront a politician, emphasizing his determination, though the encounter was verbal.

A clip shows Police Lieutenant General Rewat Klinkesorn speaking about a lawyer he dislikes, referencing the 'humans walk, dogs walk' phrase and the alleged surveillance.

The public reacts to the dispute. Decha responds with a video, stating he is not afraid and has prepared for threats, informing relevant authorities.

Decha reports feeling threatened to the Prime Minister, questioning the safety of ordinary citizens if he, a public figure, faces such intimidation.

Decha instructs his team to check CCTV footage for any hired gunmen or suspicious individuals near his office.

The core issue is revealed: differing views on a Border Patrol Police officer shooting a motorcycle taxi driver. Decha disagrees with the use of firearms and adding insult to injury.

Decha admits to feeling scared, particularly for his two dogs and his 3 million fans, should anything happen to him.

Decha states he is ready to confront Rewat, as Rewat also frequently criticizes others.

Decha invokes democratic principles, questioning why he shouldn't be able to voice his opinions.

Decha reiterates his willingness to face death but makes a final plea for the care of his two dogs, Ai Heng and Ai Lai.

The segment touches upon advice given to the deceased's wife to remain silent, which Decha criticizes.

Many police officers and legal experts have supported the Border Patrol Police officer's actions in the shooting incident.

Decha clarifies he did not name Rewat but criticized some police and legal experts for supporting the use of firearms and not showing compassion to the deceased.

Decha confidently states he is the one who 'swings his mouth looking for trouble.'

Decha expresses fear that Rewat might 'kidnap' him, referencing Rewat's past statements about 'extrajudicial killings.'

Decha mentions calling 'P.U.K. Tam' (likely a nickname for a police official) to report Rewat's alleged surveillance.

Decha warns the Prime Minister about influential figures not just in Phuket but also in Bangkok.

Decha is asked if he will file a police report, to which he replies he will wait and see, mentioning potential mediation.

Decha accuses Rewat of criticizing others but being unable to accept criticism himself, despite claiming to be a democrat.

Decha reiterates his acceptance of death but pleads again for the care of his dogs, Ai Heng and Ai Lai.

The segment shifts to Rewat's response, calling Decha's claims 'delusional' and challenging him to show evidence of surveillance.

Rewat asks Decha to show CCTV footage proving that people were sent to watch him.

Rewat suggests Decha change his name to 'Lawyer Panicked' (ทนายตื่นตูม), implying his fears are unfounded.

Rewat views the situation as people having different perspectives and suggests Decha might have made many enemies due to his frequent comments on cases.

Rewat denies any contact from a mediator seeking to resolve the dispute.

Rewat concludes that Decha might be overreacting and reiterates the suggestion to rename him 'Lawyer Panicked.'