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Food delivery guy with "face like a demon" admits guilt after hitting man walking on the sidewalk


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What's the IQ level of a person that tattoo's their face like this guy?

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2 hours ago, bbko said:

What's the IQ level of a person that tattoo's their face like this guy?

I think his IQ level is is the tattoo just beneath the hairline.on his forehead.

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

He promised not to do it again and be a better person in the future.

He could be a better person…But he can’t changue his face.

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

Later in the day a contrite Bunrit, 20 - the man with a tattooed face like a demon

Tattooed like a twit....   

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8 hours ago, webfact said:

Not content with riding illegally on the sidewalk the rider walked back and a full on ding-dong ensued in which Issara was almost knocked unconscious. 

Is that anything like a Hostess Ding Dong?

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5 hours ago, Mr Meeseeks said:

I try not to judge people with tattoos but it's just so difficult.

Judging from the video of the incident he is a nasty piece of work and needs locking up. Almost killed the guy.

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7 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

By the look of him, is just the regular guy with a bad self confidence, that is still searching for a group to fit in.

Well, he did find Grab.....????

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While i suspect this isn’t “Thailand” style per se, I’d like the see the employers of these people also be charged as facilitators or, if there was reasonable foresight, then co-conspirators if you will.  

 

That way, the victim has both a physical person that can be sanctioned (ie incarcerated) as well as a more well-funded corporate entity from which the judiciary can now assess serious monetary penalties from and/or the victim can move forward with a civil suit.

 

 

 

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It’s my opinion only that some, if not much of the so-called bad-driver behaviors could be either eliminated or severely cut back if you make it such that their employers take the heat - the employers get fined for sidewalk driving, for careless driving etc.

 

The corporate entities understand economics… as as soon as the costs to have and use with drivers who then go out and commit bad-driver acts A B, C, goes up to the point that they’re pinched financially, THEN you’ll see action. 

 

Sure, the companies will put the squeeze on the driver to “knock it off” …. you bet.. but at some point where the costs rise to a point that using bad drivers is just too expensive … or … the companies policies have to be modified so that better driver compliance can be met. 

 

Follow the money. 

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