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Move Forward MP Apologizes for Ekkamai Restaurant Incident

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Move Forward MP Chorayuth Chaturapornprasithas issued a public apology following accusations of his involvement in a brawl that took place during the early hours of Aug 4 at an eatery in Bangkok’s Ekkamai area.

 

Chorayuth has taken to Facebook to defend himself against online allegations, asserting that he neither initiated the brawl nor attacked the unidentified man involved. Instead, he claimed to be the victim of an unprovoked assault.

 

Recounting the events, the MP explained that he was enjoying a late-night dinner at his regular dining establishment on Ekkamai with a group of friends. Trouble arose when an individual approached their table for a brief conversation, which escalated when the man kicked a chair and returned to his own table.

 

He subsequently approached their group again, allegedly harassing a woman within Chorayuth's party.

 

Chorayuth stated that he intervened to protect the woman from further harassment. However, this intervention apparently led to the man physically assaulting him with slaps and punches. In response, Chorayuth stated that he acted instinctively, retaliating against his assailant.

 

Meanwhile, Supawadee Tungprom, the woman who was targeted during the altercation, shared her perspective on Facebook. She asserted that she did not have any prior acquaintance with the man involved, whom she accused of putting his hands on her neck.

 

Local authorities were called to the scene, and ultimately, the situation was resolved amicably.

 

The alleged assailant apologized to Supawadee and agreed not to pursue legal action against Chorayuth. As the incident garners attention and the video continues to circulate on social media, the Move Forward MP's response and the peaceful resolution of the altercation are being discussed within both local and broader online communities.

 

Source: https://web.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=667490898748377&set=a.591685012995633&_rdc=1&_rdr

 

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As usual they have to mess things up. Just remove him from the party

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7 hours ago, webfact said:

the video continues to circulate on social media,

With help from Phua Thai?

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11 hours ago, Gottfrid said:

As usual they have to mess things up. Just remove him from the party

Let the CCTV go public, if he's innocent then he has done nothing wrong.

If a nutter with a heightened sense of "I must be heard" approached them in a public place to cause harm then he should be dealt with.

Where was the Muay Thai Princess?  Bring her in for a side kick to his jewels...

 

 

 

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20 hours ago, webfact said:

Local authorities were called to the scene, and ultimately, the situation was resolved amicably

Luckily he didn't promote beer, that would have been taken a lot more seriously by those local authorities. 

That was more than putting his hands on her neck, it looked like he gripped it and pushed her head down. I won't mention where her hand was ????

 

What is it about Move Forward that it attracts members who cannot think about the possible result of their actions? 

5 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Let the CCTV go public, if he's innocent then he has done nothing wrong.

If a nutter with a heightened sense of "I must be heard" approached them in a public place to cause harm then he should be dealt with.

In normal circumstances, I would agree 100 % with you. Here, however, only 50 %. Right now, it´s extremely sensitive and they all must be aware of what they do and ow they do it as well as how it looks. Not fair, but a balance that just must be walked.

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I saw the CCTV and the guy deserved it. He was clearly wasted and harrassing the woman. He got put on the floor and there was no head stomping or anything like that. 

 

He handled it fine. No need to apologize IMO. 

Another dumb as dog droppings farang, he is clearly at fault! The Thai's managed to get the slipper in while he was on the ground! ????

10 hours ago, hotchilli said:

Let the CCTV go public, if he's innocent then he has done nothing wrong.

If a nutter with a heightened sense of "I must be heard" approached them in a public place to cause harm then he should be dealt with.

The CCTV was on national television in the morning news.

On 8/16/2023 at 11:09 AM, 2baht said:

Another dumb as dog droppings farang, he is clearly at fault!

A farang? What country is he from?

6 minutes ago, Dcheech said:

A farang? What country is he from?

I'll ask him if I see him! ????

25 minutes ago, 2baht said:

I'll ask him if I see him!

You do that, next time you are checking out "dog droppings". 

On 8/16/2023 at 5:59 AM, Xonax said:

It looks like the tourist started the fight: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=196091016592185

 

David Brent started a fight?

 

Transcript:

"Me lager, Finchy lager, Gareth lager, sometimes cider. So, ........ What? Against karate?"

On 8/17/2023 at 2:44 PM, 2baht said:

I'll ask him if I see him! ????

They label him a "foreigner" is that not the code word for Chinese? Up to you to sort this one out. Farang, like you say or just another boozed up & feral Chinese "foreigner"?!  

up2u 2baht. Make us proud.

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