Liverpool Lou

Can't you read? Man-up if you can't...

Doesn't matter, you were still wrong as clearly you didn't understand that he had skipped bail as @bradiston proved to you. Yes, and in my response to him I accepted that maybe I was wrong on that point! By the way, I'm not taking anything away from him but he didn't prove anything, he quoted a Guardian (!) article. Never has been the most reliable source!

I know enough about it to counter incorrect assertions made by people who don't know anything about it (not necessarily referring to you, of course). Anyone who disputes my comments is free to query them and show that I'm wrong if they've got evidence that I am wrong. I'm not shooting down any possibility of his being brought to account, I'm just stating facts, how you interpret them is up to you.

My research says he was charged and released on a $16,000 bail bond. He then skipped. Your link reports $10k, not $16k.

My research says he was charged and released on a $16,000 bail bond. He then skipped. "While Vorayuth later admitted to police that he had hit the policeman, he told investigators the man had abruptly cut in front of him. He was charged with reckless driving and failing to stop or inform authorities – a potential 10-year jail sentence – and released on 500,000-baht [£10,100] bail. It was unclear what the results of his blood alcohol test were." Thanks for that, I may stand corrected but bear in mind that the article is from The Guardian!

I wonder why some people are so full of themselves that they post self-congratulatory comments detailing their contributions?

And..... Well done! Do you know any other conjunctions?

People who think that should maybe start crowdfunding for themselves and find out

This was my first thought too, a bank a/c number posted on a forum and people generously donating without any due dilegence.... It has not only appeared on Thaivisa. Did you not see the link?

All the donations came from foreigners? I'm pretty sure that more people in Thailand read Thai Rath than Thaivisa.

???? What? This... " Orgin?" It makes no sense. What does "orgin" mean?

So doesn't Thailand have extradition treaties with any country Boss has been spotted in? Yes, but extradition requests have to be very specific and countries receiving them do not have to agree to extradition to Thailand. Just that he may have been spotted somewhere isn't enough.

"Bangkok – BTS Skytrain released a statement regarding a reported malfunctioned escalator at BTS Surasak station on Saturday evening, August 20th, which injured nearly 30 people, stating that the accident was not caused by the malfunction but by overcrowding at the escalator. Online footage that was shared widely on social media captures the moment when a large number of passengers were seen taking the escalator up to the Surasak Station to use the Skytrain service during heavy rain as of 6:38 PM. on Saturday, but some people at the top of the escalator seemed to lose their balance and caused others behind them to stumble and fall on top of one another". https://thepattayanews.com/2022/08/21/accident-at-skytrain-station-not-caused-by-escalator-malfunction-but-by-overcrowding-according-to-bts-skytrains-statement/

It was nothing to do with "a large number of cattle stampeding". The contributory factor in this incident was someone at the top falling and others continuing up because it was a moving escalator and they could not do anything else! As was originally reported.

Or a person at the top of the escalator falling as was actually reported.

Yes. But after someone at the top fell, apparently.

"Where is the STOP-button" On the escalator but it only takes a second for a falling person (in this case) to inadvertently instigate chaos on a loaded, moving escalator, they can't be stopped instantly or without manual intervention.

You let them look?

Someone at the top of the escalator fell was what was originally reported.

???? Orgin? What?

Vorayuth did not skip bail, the warrant for his arrest hadn't been presented at the time that he left Thailand. "If Thailand has made a request regarding his presence in a foreign country then that foreign country is obliged to comply". That's not correct. If you're referring to an Interpol Red Notice being issued, they are advisory notices, nothing more. There is no obligation on any Interpol member police force to act on them. If you're suggesting that any country is obliged to arrest and deport/extradite any individual just at the request of another country, you're wrong there also.

"We read of wanted person's being deported from here on a regular basis". Usually as a result of a successful extradition request or mutually beneficial co-operation of the authorities.

I just did answer you. You are not one of these who think the rights of such people are more than the victims are you? If as your ID says you are from Liverpool then I doubt it No, you did not answer me, you posted that my comment was b0llocks. It wasn't, it was accurate and I asked you to indicate what was b0llocks about it. "You are not one of these who think the rights of such people are more than the victims are you?" No, why would you suggest that I would be? "If as your ID says you are from Liverpool then I doubt it" What's that supposed to mean? My "ID" does not "say that I am from Liverpool".

He is entitled to request it but it should be denied "He is entitled to request it..." Exactly. "...but it should be denied" That's just your subjective opinion.

Bo***cks Really? Go on, then, point out whatever was incorrect in that comment of mine.