Liverpool Lou

You're seriously saying that the video begins with the driver waiting to be paid? No, that is not what I posted.

The claim is in the article. There is no claim that the driver "accepted the B100" (i.e. agreed that B100 was ok) in payment for the fare, just that the passenger gave that to him.

Colonel Khundet Na Nongkhai, Karon Police Chief, reported to the Phuket Express on Tuesday (April 30th) that Mr. Luke was apprehended at a hotel on Phi Phi Island by Koh Phi Phi and Karbi Tourist police. The arrest was made following an arrest warrant issued by Phuket Kwaeng Court on charges of causing physical and mental harm to another individual. The accused was moved to the Karon Police Station in Phuket. Colonel Khundet disclosed that Mr. Luke had neither made a statement nor entered a plea by press time, and declined to speak to the media. What's all that got to do with my response to someone wrongly posting, originally, that he declined a police request for a meeting when it was the driver and his father who asked him to attend the police meeting? Your quote above relates to when he was arrested following the warrant being issued after he'd done a runner from his hotel.

My apologies for misreading your comment.

What's the problem with that?

Where was it shown that the driver accepted B100 as the fare? It looked as though he was wanting the full agreed amount to be paid. In the few seconds of video that was shown, the driver (with the passengers hands around his throat and being slapped) didn't have much a chance to show it.

Which countries have laws that make it illegal for traders to have policies that they will only accept digital payments and not cash for their goods or services?

Thanks but I don't need to do anything, I was just curious as to where the non-existent "Home" button was.

It was on CCTV.

He didn't decline the police, he declined the driver and his father's request.

Is it possible that the Briton - made a mistake, and actually gave 100B thinking it was 1,000B? "...the Brit was drunk and possibly new to Thailand..." Where was that reported?

The last sentence did not report the father as saying that his son had done anything of the sort in the past.

Why?

What model of keyboard do you have? Thanks, George, the keyboard is whatever is integral on an Asus UX410U that is fitted at the factory. It really doesn't matter now, though, as the forum's button in question is going to reappear soon and I now know that there is no "Home" button on my computer...and Space+ Shift does the job also.

Get yourself a UK Logitech keyboard, job done. Why would I do that? I just asked a question about the "Home" button that I couldn't find on my keyboard.

I feel that the photo is a stick/file image of the cabin That's why the OP specifically mentioned that!

File photo, not the plane in question...as the OP clearly stated.

Is it OK then to post unrelated comments? I'm not Admin, better to ask them...or just read the forum rules!

Humorous? Maybe the other article of a motorbike crash who showed an image of a totally different crash was also humorous? No, I did not say that...and this article is not about motorbike deaths or accidents.

Kinda normal for a story photo to be on subject, not an unrelated photo That would be why it is indicated that the photo is unrelated!

"In some other threads people were confused..." Why when they all usually indicate the use of a stock photo?

Does it matter? Perhaps it is meant to be humourous.

no need for a magnifying glass That's right, that's because I use a laptop.

showing your age Don't see the point of trying to read AN on a 5.5" screen with a magnifying glass.

Surprised peoplel plonk themselves in front of a phone to read AN.