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3 hours ago, catman20 said:

feel sorry for her????????? you would not be saying if she had hit you cos of her poor driving skills, we can all be thank full no one else was involved.

Two other vehicles were involved!

3 hours ago, spiritr7 said:

Correct they should be in the inside or at most middle lane tossers they ALL like to sit outside lane 

Correct?  Were the other lanes unoccupied?  Are no vehicles allowed in the right-hand lanes?

7 hours ago, Cuchulainn said:

No tears shed in this household for a lane-weaving, speeding moron like that.

She went into the inside lane once, she wasn't "lane-weaving".  What speed was she doing?

8 hours ago, docshock13 said:

Though nothing to do with the accident, those bikes are a nuisance and real hazard to themselves and other motorists. 

Maybe they did contribute, the accident wasn't caught on camera.

2 hours ago, darksidedog said:

Never seen a truer example of one law for the rich and another one for the poor.

While the right to bail is one thing, being allowed out of the country to party it up, while waiting for court for killing someone is utterly wrong.

He's not "waiting for court for killing someone", there are no charges relating to the death, the victims family made sure of that.

3 hours ago, Bangkok Barry said:

Thailand needs a decent vigilante. If the police won't do their job...... Meanwhile, why haven't his parents been arrested for harbouring a fugitive? I know, silly question.

They'd have to be harbouring a fugitive for that to stick.

3 hours ago, dinsdale said:

While a little old lady rots in jail for 20 yrs for picking mushrooms. This is the real LOS. Corrupt to he hilt.

No she isn't, she was released.

3 hours ago, gr8fldanielle said:

must be very comforting for the police to know if one of them ever gets killed by some pseudo hi-so, that person wont get prosecuted. If I was on the force, I would be livid!

You need to direct that to the family who agreed to no charges.

3 hours ago, sanukjim said:

Vehicle homicide is not an extradition offense.

That isn't the charge.

3 hours ago, Dogmatix said:

 

Correct and killing a policeman through reckless driving is an offence in most countries which would permit extradition. 

He's not being charged with killing anyone, the victims family dropped those charges and settled with compensation, which is normal.

3 hours ago, Dogmatix said:

 

The victim's family sold out dirt cheap for only B100k

No they didn't.

1 minute ago, jenifer d said:

if you call 100,000 baht to split among several to be "taken care of financially"

chump change for this arrogant P.O.S. & his hiso family

Dollars!

7 hours ago, Dodgydownunder said:

Family of policeman accepted the $100,000 blood money so they are partly to blame for the lack of justice in this case IMHO.

They agreed to receive compensation and also agreed not to press charges so they are not to blame for anything.  They are not involved in the court or prosecutors decision about traffic offences.

7 hours ago, z42 said:

A truly reprehensible individual. Scum of the earth in the truest sense of the word.

The hiso set clearly have no morals whatsoever as is shown by his mother in some of the leaked pictures.

If this rat is allowed to simply avoid a trial (and subsequent conviction) because he has been overseas simply living the high life then what chance do the authorities have of claiming the justice system is fair and impartial.

Surely steps must now be taken to arrest him on sight. This is an outrageously disturbing case. 

 

All involved in the cover up / shielding deserve the most severe penalties possible. Just the sight of this idiot is repulsive ?

He only has traffic offences outstanding, you do know that?

On 27/03/2017 at 6:29 PM, khwaibah said:

 That bucket is over the so called  emergency lane which makes the biker going the wrong direction go further out into the on coming traffic. The rest is history.

Perspective doesn't allow you to see that from the CCTV video.

There is no biker going in the wrong direction.

On 27/03/2017 at 4:39 PM, khwaibah said:

Yes it is. Take it frame by frame and you will see what caused this and what happens. The gentleman that got his foot clipped is the number 1 cause as he parked the tractor to far out into the highway, the bike going against the traffic is the number 2 cause as he was forced further out which cause him to be clipped by the biker who was in the right and wearing a silver or gray  helmet. The biker that is seen clipping the gentleman is innocent.

There is no bike going against the traffic, there is a bike being ridden from right to left on his own side of the road.

On 27/03/2017 at 5:01 PM, jybkk said:

Oh this 'uninsured' argument is <deleted>. Given the choice, I'd rather go in a safe uninsured vehicle than an unsafe insured one.

 

That's a great plan if you're the only vehicle on the road and you can guarantee that your Uber will never be involved in an accident, otherwise it's just ridiculous.  Who says a Uber car is safer than a taxi anyway?

23 hours ago, hobz said:

I think Uber provides better insurance than the normal taxis. Google is your friend.

How can they when they are all illegally carrying fare paying passengers and are not registered as such.  Google has nothing to do with it.

23 hours ago, fruitman said:

ATT has brand new Prius cars, very clean, they work by gps, have their speed published on the roof all the time and are cheaper than normal taxi's...you can also call them.

 

Their drivers are perfect, not selfish and all goes by metre.

 

Don't know for chiang mai. It's All Thai Taxi....

ATT are the same price as other taxis if hailed in the street, they're normal metered taxis as far as fares are concerned.

The cars were only new when they were new, a couple of years ago and that is the same for all taxis, many normal taxis are brand new also.

You're right, no fare will be refused, open the door, get in, tell the driver where to go and he or she takes you there.  They won't blast you with the radio and they won't try to have an unwanted conversation with you.

6 minutes ago, Maejo Man said:

Try looking a little closer 

...or do you mean person that slides into the video from who-knows-where, and for what reason, (because it wasn't shown in the CCTV) in the last few seconds, who the person waiting at the top left junction runs over to assist?

6 minutes ago, Maejo Man said:

Try looking a little closer 

...the one that stops at the junction and is still there at the end of the video and very clearly is not involved...

2 minutes ago, Maejo Man said:

Try looking a little closer 

Ah, you must mean the vehicle that is approaching the main road from the side road at the top left, yes?...

1 hour ago, dinsdale said:

Bit hard to tell what happened but goin' a fair ol' click. Ended up 100 metres down the road? Maybe they meant 10. Straight into the water filled ditch, whatever they call those things. Clearly see people pointing and the aint pointin' 100m down the road. Quality stuff from Sanook once again.

They probably meant 100m from where he began his slide.

5 minutes ago, true word said:

Definitely he wasn't a Buddha believer because Buddha teaches a person to overcome himself, his body needs his mind needs his lust needs in order to reach impersonal self.

Gawd...

3 hours ago, FitnessHealthTravel said:

This is a very sad story and RIP Jordan. I was speaking about this the other day when we drove part a boxer running in the sweat top only. It was a ridiculously hot day and you could see he was struggling. Losing water weight is easy. Eat the CORE of a pineapple and you’ll piss like a racehorse all day and drop any excess water you have. Natural diabetics are always the best way to go.  This is a STUPID old habit that has been around for Centuries.  Very sad news!

"Natural diabetics are always the best way to go.  This is a STUPID old habit that has been around for Centuries"

Unbelievable, words of a typical Thaivisa expert!