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  1. 11 minutes ago, CFCol said:

    The police did not cause an accident. The driver of the bike caused the accident when he refused to stop. The head injuries to the passenger were caused by them illegal not wearing a helmet. You seem to be on the side of the people breaking the law. What does that say about you.

     

    It says in the article it was (allegedly) not a real checkpoint.
     

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    The incident occurred near MBK Centre, where the traffic police allegedly did not establish a formal checkpoint. Instead, they acted upon spotting the passenger without a helmet, leading to a chase and subsequent fall.

     

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  2. 57 minutes ago, PaoloR said:

    They were being chased for their failure to stop at a police check - not for their failure to wear a helmet.

    Failure to stop when instructed to may have many reasons (carrying drugs, outstanding warrants etc.). It is considered a far more serious crime in law than failure to wear a helmet and warrants more than a ticket.

     

    But allegedly, it was not a real checkpoint (as per the article).. just the usual bandits being bandits. 

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  3. I once saw a female motorbike taxi drop a stack of 100 baht bills from her pocket onto the road while riding in Bangkok. I stopped, picked them up and chased her down, which wasn't too hard on a big bike. When reaching her, I honked a bit to get her attention. She got very annoyed and pointed at the plentiful space next to her for passing. The confusion on her face was great when in response, I handed her a stack of money. 

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  4. 24 minutes ago, Aussie999 said:

    Makes no difference, as an Aussie we have a recognised successful multicultural country...so I guess, according to you, France, and Brussels, have their own issues to deal with... But I stand by my comment re racist.

     

    I strongly recommend visiting to get first-hand experience of the severity of the multicultural failure in these countries. There are several areas in these cities where, if you walk there as a white person, you will get rocks thrown at you. During moments like these, one wonders who are the actual racists here. 

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  5. 20 hours ago, richard_smith237 said:

    Oh... this thread is like cat-nip for the usual idiots, who won't be able to help themselves while peeing their panties a little bit before questioning his nationality - "Ali is not a French name"... 

     

    :partytime2:

     

    Well, names aside, let's be realistic: he is most likely a descendant of North-African immigrants. These people have French citizenship, but if you ask them, they usually hate France and the French with all their heart. They are wreaking havoc in the cities they've settled in and making them unlivable places that are filled with gangs and crime. So you can imagine how French people feel when they see these lovely "Frenchmen" in the news. 

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  6. 21 hours ago, newbee2022 said:

    No, if you get health issues, the community has to pay. And if you commit crimes under the influence of drugs you will cause troubles for the community. So the state has to protect their citizens and ban drugs as it is described in the thread.

     

    With this logic alcohol should be banned by now?

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