Police seek public’s help to find Bangkok taxi driver after fatal hit-and-run

By The Nation

 

Picture: Komchadluek

 

Police on Wednesday called on anyone with information about a fatal hit and run incident involving a Bangkok taxi to come forward.
 

A 57-year-old man was hit while crossing the road in Bang Khen district last Friday.

 

Bang Khen police chief Colonel Amnaj Intharasuan said security camera footage failed to capture the licence plate or other identification marks of the taxi.

 

Video shows the taxi hitting Itthipol Wongsa as he was crossing the road in front of Gate 3 of the Ying Charoen Market in Saphan Mai at 11:50pm on September 21. He was rushed to Bhumibol Hospital but succumbed to his injuries. The clip was posted online by Airrin KO, seeking tips on the identity of the taxi driver.

 

Amnaj said police had obtained images of the fleeing taxi from security cameras but none provided a clear image of the licence plate.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/breakingnews/30355237

 

-- © Copyright The Nation 2018-09-26

Just a idea 

Try use money for better CCTV 

Instead of use the money for yourself 

And the same time try teach people to drive responsible 

Hopefully it will work 

4 hours ago, Henrik Andersen said:

Just a idea 

Try use money for better CCTV 

Instead of use the money for yourself 

And the same time try teach people to drive responsible 

Hopefully it will work 

 

I agree, time for some new cameras.

1 hour ago, Lancashirelad said:

 

I agree, time for some new cameras.

Police

J-walking at night, wet roads, in Thailand. I shake my head. The outcome was entirely foreseeable. RIP

Daytime crossing is a lottery if you get to the other side.. night time with rain.... suicide