Pajero woman told to take responsibility after hitting kid, 12, outside school and leaving scene

[webfact]

Daily News Thai Caption: Come and take responsibility

 

Thai social media was calling a woman driving a Pajero "jai dam" (mean) after she hit a child outside a school in Sriracha, Chonburi.

 

Witnesses reported that she got out, told people to contact the rescue services as he didn't seem very badly hurt, then got back in her expensive vehicle and drove away. 

 

Picture: Daily News

 

The boy, named only as "A" by Daily News, suffered an injury to his left forearm. 

 

The accident happened outside  Wat Rai Kluay school.

 

Most of the CCTV in the area was broken.

 

The media went to Surasak sub-district and found the boy and an elderly relative called Sangwian who both called on the woman to face up to what had happened and take responsibility.

 

Picture: Daily News

 

Sangwian said she would have insurance, was in a nice car, and should have taken the boy to hospital or at least waited for relatives at the scene. 

 

She intends to see the matter prosecuted to the full extent of the law. 

 

A social media hunt is underway.

 

No mention of police involvement was made in this story. 

 

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[PJ71]

An expensive vehicle - lol.

 

The 'netizens' won't like this.......look out!

[CelticBhoy]

"Thai social media was calling a woman driving a Pajero "jai dam".... "

 

Translate the word 'pajero' from Spanish and you'll get a truer meaning of what to call her.

[JoePai]

Most of the CCTV in the area was broken - as are the majority of Cams in Thailand

[mikebell]

3 minutes ago, JoePai said:

Most of the CCTV in the area was broken - as are the majority of Cams in Thailand

They work selectively depending on how much the police can skim from the offender.

[Hamus Yaigh]

27 minutes ago, webfact said:

an elderly relative called Sangwian who both called on the woman to face up to what had happened and take responsibility.

Why not get the police to face up to their responsibility and apprehend the driver?

[Bert got kinky]

2 hours ago, mikebell said:

They work selectively depending on how much the police can skim from the offender.

Even when CCTV's work here, they are only selectively used by the police.

A friend was recently hit by a car while on his bike in Pattaya, in a spot that was covered by 2 cameras.

He was not at fault and asked the police to review the camera footage but the Sergeant (?) refused flat out and said that my friend had to pay the car driver Baht 4,000, whether he was in the right or not.

The reason for this is that the car driver only had government insurance and that someone had to pay for the damages to the car.

At first my friend refused but was told that if he didn't pay they would impound both vehicles while they conducted an investigation and that he would then have to pay Baht 1,000 storage fee for every day that his bike was impounded.

After paying the Baht 4,000 my friend left the station before the other party, who probably had to give half of his windfall to the copper.

 

 

Edited December 8, 2022 by Bert got kinky

[Bluespunk]

2 hours ago, webfact said:

Most of the CCTV in the area was broken.

Ah huh...

[Bluespunk]

2 hours ago, webfact said:

A social media hunt is underway.

Of course it is

[jacko45k]

1 hour ago, CelticBhoy said:

"Thai social media was calling a woman driving a Pajero "jai dam".... "

 

Translate the word 'pajero' from Spanish and you'll get a truer meaning of what to call her.

Yes I have always been amused by that, especially when a pal bought one!

Since the kid sounded only slightly injured the choice is difficult, wait and be pilloried by relatives, or forced to hand over cash by police, everyone is awaiting this type of opportunity!

[scorecard]

4 hours ago, Hamus Yaigh said:

Why not get the police to face up to their responsibility and apprehend the driver?

and ask/check why the driver didn't immediately contact them (the police).

[stoner]

4 hours ago, Hamus Yaigh said:

Why not get the police to face up to their responsibility and apprehend the driver?

you're asking a reasonable question ? ????

 

[stoner]

5 hours ago, webfact said:

No mention of police involvement was made in this story.

call me jack's total lack of surprise. 

[Bangkok Barry]

5 hours ago, Bert got kinky said:

Even when CCTV's work here, they are only selectively used by the police.

A friend was recently hit by a car while on his bike in Pattaya, in a spot that was covered by 2 cameras.

He was not at fault and asked the police to review the camera footage but the Sergeant (?) refused flat out and said that my friend had to pay the car driver Baht 4,000, whether he was in the right or not.

The reason for this is that the car driver only had government insurance and that someone had to pay for the damages to the car.

At first my friend refused but was told that if he didn't pay they would impound both vehicles while they conducted an investigation and that he would then have to pay Baht 1,000 storage fee for every day that his bike was impounded.

After paying the Baht 4,000 my friend left the station before the other party, who probably had to give half of his windfall to the copper.

 

 

No matter if Bangkok has a few tall shiny glass buildings, Thailand is a banana republic and will still be a banana republic for generations to come. Corrupt from top to bottom in every corner of society.

[swm59nj]

The typical “I don’t care” attitude here in the LOS

Edited December 8, 2022 by swm59nj

[Khmer Surin]

7 hours ago, CelticBhoy said:

"Thai social media was calling a woman driving a Pajero "jai dam".... "

 

Translate the word 'pajero' from Spanish and you'll get a truer meaning of what to call her.

A Barclays Banker in rhyming slang!

[bradiston]

6 hours ago, Bert got kinky said:

Even when CCTV's work here, they are only selectively used by the police.

A friend was recently hit by a car while on his bike in Pattaya, in a spot that was covered by 2 cameras.

He was not at fault and asked the police to review the camera footage but the Sergeant (?) refused flat out and said that my friend had to pay the car driver Baht 4,000, whether he was in the right or not.

The reason for this is that the car driver only had government insurance and that someone had to pay for the damages to the car.

At first my friend refused but was told that if he didn't pay they would impound both vehicles while they conducted an investigation and that he would then have to pay Baht 1,000 storage fee for every day that his bike was impounded.

After paying the Baht 4,000 my friend left the station before the other party, who probably had to give half of his windfall to the copper.

 

 

Never give in to this rubbish.

[hotchilli]

22 hours ago, webfact said:

Most of the CCTV in the area was broken.

Military budget is a higher priority.

[mikebell]

21 hours ago, Bert got kinky said:

the Sergeant (?) refused flat out

S-i-L had car stolen.  Family arrested culprit. Fat officer at Dongtan refused to proceed without 10K up front.  The nurse car owner continued paying a bank loan for 4 years for a car she no longer had.

[it is what it is]

23 hours ago, JoePai said:

Most of the CCTV in the area was broken - as are the majority of Cams in Thailand

nah, the majority were never working in first place. a friend had her bag snatched in a busy area in bangkok with many cameras. she went to the police, apparently they were either dummy cameras or were never correctly set up...

[simon43]

[quote]

Translate the word 'pajero' from Spanish and you'll get a truer meaning of what to call her.

[/quote]

When I translate that word from Spanish to English using Google Translate, the translated word is 'pajero' !!

[brianthainess]

On 12/8/2022 at 8:39 AM, webfact said:

No mention of police involvement was made in this story. 

'Coz they're too expensive ? ????

Edited December 9, 2022 by brianthainess

[blackshadow]

should be done for dangerous driving.....and banned a couple of years.....

[BritManToo]

1 minute ago, blackshadow said:

should be done for dangerous driving.....and banned a couple of years.....

Not sure why you would say that.

The kid had a small graze on his arm, which he could have got even if the car was parked when he ran into it.

[d4dang]

When unknown assailants attempted to murder Sonthi(yellow shirt) most of the cameras on his route from Parliament to the gas station where the attempt took place were not working(according to the police) however the camera/s at the gas station did. 

Someone missed that one and the film was damning and unforgettable. Private security cameras are usually maintained.

[Mr Meeseeks]

On 12/8/2022 at 10:55 AM, Bert got kinky said:

Even when CCTV's work here, they are only selectively used by the police.

A friend was recently hit by a car while on his bike in Pattaya, in a spot that was covered by 2 cameras.

He was not at fault and asked the police to review the camera footage but the Sergeant (?) refused flat out and said that my friend had to pay the car driver Baht 4,000, whether he was in the right or not.

The reason for this is that the car driver only had government insurance and that someone had to pay for the damages to the car.

At first my friend refused but was told that if he didn't pay they would impound both vehicles while they conducted an investigation and that he would then have to pay Baht 1,000 storage fee for every day that his bike was impounded.

After paying the Baht 4,000 my friend left the station before the other party, who probably had to give half of his windfall to the copper.

 

 

Third World 'justice'.