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Suspect said friend of jailed driver gave him compensation money

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Suspect said friend of jailed driver gave him compensation money

By Tawee Apisakulchart 
The Nation

 

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A man suspected of having falsely claimed responsibility for a fatal road accident re-enacted his alleged crime at the Nakhon Phanom Provincial Court on Thursday.

 

Sap Wapi told police he received Bt170,000 from teacher Suriya Nuancharoen to submit to the court as compensation promised to the family of the accident’s victim. 

 

Deputy Metropolitan Police Commissioner Pol General Wirachai Songmetta on Thursday brought Sap to the court for re-enactment of the accident. 

 

Suriya is a close friend of Jomsap Saenmuangkhot, who was convicted of and jailed for causing the death of the victim in a hit-and-run accident back in 2005.

 

Both Sap and Suriya are now facing charges of perjury.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/national/30332345

 
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Much like the Burmese two we will never know the real story. More holes in this story than in Swiss cheese. 

 

I'll stick with one of first decent bits of advice I got here; avoid dealing with the police if you can. 

Why did military take over power in Thailand for 2014. The percentage of bribes did not come in their pocket

 

Pointing fingers? Yeaah.   :shock1:

 

Sap Wapi told police he received Bt170,000 from teacher Suriya Nuancharoen to submit to the court as compensation promised to the family of the accident’s victim.

 

Ex-teacher? :stoner:

Edited by jenny2017

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