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A daughter went online to post CCTV footage of the moment her mother was pushed under the wheels of a motorcycle in the street.

 

The victim had been having an argument over several days with another woman. 

 

She had been threatened with something happening but had dismissed it as an idle boast.

 

She had been to visit a relative who had a shop next to the other woman in the market.

 

The woman came out, shoved her forward and then retreated back into her shop.

 

The poster said it was lucky the vehicle had not been a car or the injury would have been much worse.

 

A police report was filed though the cops were waiting on a medical report. 

 

The poster said that the fine would probably be only 2-3,000 baht and they wanted to sue the other party for proper compensation.

 

They asked people who had experience in such litigation to contact them and give advice.

 

Sanook reported that the video caused much comment online. 

 

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Can't see any grey areas in this one

1 hour ago, webfact said:

The poster said that the fine would probably be only 2-3,000 baht and they wanted to sue the other party for proper compensation  

 

They asked people who had experience in such litigation to contact them and give advice.

Ah huh…

 

‘’There is no fire like passion, there is no shark like hatred, there is no snare like folly, there is no torrent like greed.”

Siddharta Gautama

Edited May 12, 20215 yr by Bluespunk

Would have thought the CCTV evidence was a clear case of attempted murder?

Police do your job.

Cowardly

5 hours ago, webfact said:

A police report was filed though the cops were waiting

About par for the course.

1 hour ago, hotchilli said:

Would have thought the CCTV evidence was a clear case of attempted murder?

Police do your job.

 

Well she never looked at the motorcycle, and her approach started long before it was obvious that a motorcycle would be there at the time of her push.

 

I think it would be tricky to prove that she definitely intended her to be hit by the bike and that she intended the bike to kill her.

Such a good Buddhist  ..amazing Thailand , so polite to others...................Bitch !!

 

7 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:

 

Well she never looked at the motorcycle, and her approach started long before it was obvious that a motorcycle would be there at the time of her push.

 

I think it would be tricky to prove that she definitely intended her to be hit by the bike and that she intended the bike to kill her.

Maybe not attempted murder but when you push someone onto a road like that you take the risk that they get killed. So assault or something like that or not murder but grave bodily harm. Whatever the police should do their jobs and arrest this woman and she should at least go to jail. 

Pretty ordinary but we don't know what she did to deserve it.

I am sure there must have been something.

 

 

32 minutes ago, RobMuir said:

Pretty ordinary but we don't know what she did to deserve it.

I am sure there must have been something.

 

 

Wow that is an extreme opinion.

 

Violence is never acceptable especially not like this. Only Neanderthals settle disputes by violence. What could possibly justify pushing someone on a road taking the risk they die. 

1 minute ago, johng said:

How could anyone possibly know if they where more or less aggressive than humans ??

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-6389945/Neanderthals-NOT-violent-brutes-aggressive-humans-scientists-say.html

A baiting post has been removed. 

Attempted murder - she should get the death penalty

Attempted murder - fine 2 to 3,000 THB
Not wearing a face mask - fine up to 20,000 THB

 

Thailand - hub of misplaced priorities?

8 hours ago, RobMuir said:

Pretty ordinary but we don't know what she did to deserve it.

I am sure there must have been something.

 

 

 

Look like the other was in a good " running" condition, 

With proper Thai " it wasn't me" mentality....

 

So assume whatever altercation they had,

It is plain stupid to blame the victim this case.

10 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

 

Well she never looked at the motorcycle, and her approach started long before it was obvious that a motorcycle would be there at the time of her push.

 

I think it would be tricky to prove that she definitely intended her to be hit by the bike and that she intended the bike to kill her.

I think pushing someone into a busy roadway would be attempted murder in any land.

I think many countries would not consider it attempted murder and if a death occurred would go for manslaughter rather than murder

Edited May 12, 20215 yr by RobU

16 hours ago, Bluespunk said:

Ah huh…

 

‘’There is no fire like passion, there is no shark like hatred, there is no snare like folly, there is no torrent like greed.”

Siddharta Gautama

Where there is the attempted murder? I don't might light of it, a person can be killed by a simple fall.

 

One Korean buddhist, I don't know if she was a nun or a layperson once told me

"If you say something, somebody can die". "Before talk think, then think again"

 

I didn't take seriously first but  you will realize this is 100 percent true.

The great law of cause and effect.

 

 

Just more of the disgusting behavior many Thais are  keen to do and can do because quite  often their police force does nothing.

Attempted murder charge would be nice!

13 hours ago, BangkokReady said:

 

Well she never looked at the motorcycle, and her approach started long before it was obvious that a motorcycle would be there at the time of her push.

 

I think it would be tricky to prove that she definitely intended her to be hit by the bike and that she intended the bike to kill her.

Pushing someone in the back so that they are propelled into a road is an act of attempted murder, irrelevant if she looked or not, or if vehicles were approaching or not.

It is assault causing bodily harm.

Not attempted murder.

3 hours ago, Rampant Rabbit said:

Just more of the disgusting behavior many Thais are  keen 

 

Of course nothing like that would ever happen in your country.

 

 

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to do and can do because quite  often their police force does nothing.

 

Er, they have arrested her.

Edited May 13, 20215 yr by RobMuir

This is premeditated aggravated assault, plain and simple. What are the police waiting for? A medical report? It does not matter how serious the injuries are. Assault is assault.

Edited May 13, 20215 yr by Misterwhisper

6 hours ago, Captain Monday said:

Where there is the attempted murder? I don't might light of it, a person can be killed by a simple fall.

 

One Korean buddhist, I don't know if she was a nun or a layperson once told me

"If you say something, somebody can die". "Before talk think, then think again"

 

I didn't take seriously first but  you will realize this is 100 percent true.

The great law of cause and effect.

 

 

I’m all for the prosecution of the woman who pushed the victim. 
 

Whether it was attempted murder or not, I don’t know. 
 

My point was all about the desire to monetise the assault by the daughter and nothing else. 

Edited May 13, 20215 yr by Bluespunk

8 hours ago, whaleboneman said:

I think pushing someone into a busy roadway would be attempted murder in any land.

Correct. Same as stabbing someone with a knife or shooting someone.

 

The probable outcome is the same, serious injury or death.

could easily be an attempted murder charge in many countries but likely settled to a lesser charge.... 

6 minutes ago, tlandtday said:

could easily be an attempted murder charge in many countries but likely settled to a lesser charge.... 

A wai, 300 baht to the local monks, a 1000 baht to the family of the victim and she's good to go for her next victim.

3 hours ago, RobMuir said:

Of course nothing like that would ever happen in your country

Unfortunately this  is a  THAI  forum so discussing "other  countries" is  out of the equation.