Speeding car crashes into Nonthaburi noodle shop; driver suspected of DUI

[webfact]

 

Chaos erupted at a roadside noodle shop when a speeding sedan crashed into the establishment, leaving customers and the shop owner in shock. The 46 year old driver, identified as Mongkol, refused to take a breathalyzer test, citing a mouth injury as the reason. This incident took place in the late hours of yesterday on Highway 345 in Pak Kret district, Nonthaburi province.

 

Upon arrival at the scene, emergency services discovered a bronze-grey Toyota Vios with significant front-end damage blocking the entrance to a seafood shop. Inside the vehicle, Mongkol was found in a state of apparent intoxication. First responders administered first aid and prepared to extricate him using special equipment. However, Mongkol regained consciousness and managed to exit the vehicle unaided, albeit with apparent signs of alcohol impairment.

 

After treating his bleeding mouth, police attempted to conduct an alcohol breath test, but Mongkol was unable to comply due to his injury. Consequently, he was transported to Pak Kret Hospital 2 for medical treatment and a blood test to determine his blood alcohol content.

In the aftermath of the crash, the noodle cart was found in ruins, with ingredients and cooking utensils scattered across the ground. Additionally, two motorcycles were severely damaged, one belonging to a delivery rider and the other to the noodle shop itself.

Sopha Bangyai, the 52 year old noodle shop owner, recounted that she was preparing food for two waiting customers when the sedan suddenly veered off the road and ploughed into her cart and the two motorcycles. Thankfully, she was not injured.

Phuranai Longdee, a 26 year old delivery rider, shared that he had parked his motorcycle beside a table before going to order noodles. As he sat down, he witnessed the car spinning out of control from the road and striking his motorcycle before crashing into the noodle cart and another motorcycle, causing extensive damage.

 

Following the incident, police from Chaiyapruek Station documented the scene and instructed all affected parties to file a report. The police are now awaiting the results of Mongkol’s blood test to ascertain his level of intoxication and will further discuss compensation claims with the parties involved.

 

by Nattapong Westwood 

Picture courtesy of KhaoSod

 

Source: The Thaiger 2024-04-08

 

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[Deserted]

 I bet you he'd been on the sauce.

[Geoffggi]

3 hours ago, webfact said:

The 46 year old driver, identified as Mongkol, refused to take a breathalyzer test, citing a mouth injury as the reason.

So I hope they gave him a blood test !!!!

[hkt83100]

39 minutes ago, Geoffggi said:

So I hope they gave him a blood test !!!!

"Consequently, he was transported to Pak Kret Hospital 2 for medical treatment and a blood test to determine his blood alcohol content."

Be patient and read on 😉

[Korat Kiwi]

Mongkol... Blazing Saddles? 

 

Should have stuck to eating beans

[hotchilli]

4 hours ago, webfact said:

The 46 year old driver, identified as Mongkol, refused to take a breathalyzer test, citing a mouth injury as the reason.

No problem, take him to the hospital and extract a blood/alcohol sample... while getting his mouth injury confirmed.

[tandor]

2 hours ago, Deserted said:

 I bet you he'd been on the sauce.

the Lunatic Soup

[cowellandrew]

Could have been worse and crashed into the jok shop!

 

THAI RICE PORRIDGE | JOK | โจ๊ก

[soi3eddie]

In the UK, refusal to supply a specimen of breath at the roadside results in immediate arrest. Same as failing the alcohol breath test. Officer would accompany to hospital until dischaged to police for prosecution in court.

 

[brianthainess]

I see the usual mob here, unable to read more than one paragraph, before they make a fool of themselves with their comments.   

[brianthainess]

This seem to be a bi-monthly event, someone crashing into a noodle shop. 

[newbee2022]

6 hours ago, webfact said:

 

Chaos erupted at a roadside noodle shop when a speeding sedan crashed into the establishment, leaving customers and the shop owner in shock. The 46 year old driver, identified as Mongkol, refused to take a breathalyzer test, citing a mouth injury as the reason. This incident took place in the late hours of yesterday on Highway 345 in Pak Kret district, Nonthaburi province.

 

Upon arrival at the scene, emergency services discovered a bronze-grey Toyota Vios with significant front-end damage blocking the entrance to a seafood shop. Inside the vehicle, Mongkol was found in a state of apparent intoxication. First responders administered first aid and prepared to extricate him using special equipment. However, Mongkol regained consciousness and managed to exit the vehicle unaided, albeit with apparent signs of alcohol impairment.

 

After treating his bleeding mouth, police attempted to conduct an alcohol breath test, but Mongkol was unable to comply due to his injury. Consequently, he was transported to Pak Kret Hospital 2 for medical treatment and a blood test to determine his blood alcohol content.

In the aftermath of the crash, the noodle cart was found in ruins, with ingredients and cooking utensils scattered across the ground. Additionally, two motorcycles were severely damaged, one belonging to a delivery rider and the other to the noodle shop itself.

Sopha Bangyai, the 52 year old noodle shop owner, recounted that she was preparing food for two waiting customers when the sedan suddenly veered off the road and ploughed into her cart and the two motorcycles. Thankfully, she was not injured.

Phuranai Longdee, a 26 year old delivery rider, shared that he had parked his motorcycle beside a table before going to order noodles. As he sat down, he witnessed the car spinning out of control from the road and striking his motorcycle before crashing into the noodle cart and another motorcycle, causing extensive damage.

 

Following the incident, police from Chaiyapruek Station documented the scene and instructed all affected parties to file a report. The police are now awaiting the results of Mongkol’s blood test to ascertain his level of intoxication and will further discuss compensation claims with the parties involved.

 

by Nattapong Westwood 

Picture courtesy of KhaoSod

 

Source: The Thaiger 2024-04-08

 

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He was too hungry to queue and wait😵‍💫? 

[Confuscious]

9 hours ago, webfact said:

The police are now awaiting the results of Mongkol’s blood test to ascertain his level of intoxication and will further discuss compensation claims with the parties involved.

Why does Thailand keeps this charade going on?????

If Mongkol is found to be intoxicated, the case should be handled over to the courts and not used to discuss the brown envellopes circus.
That's the duty of the courts and not of the rotten police.

Duty of the police is to parade trough Walking Streets looking for non-existing prostitutes and the safery of the tourists.
 

[farangkinok]

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Edited April 8 by farangkinok

[farangkinok]

 

[cowellandrew]

18 hours ago, brianthainess said:

This seem to be a bi-monthly event, someone crashing into a noodle shop. 

It happens more often than you think, my next door neighbor her delinquent son crashed his motorbike in to a noodle stand, and she wanted to borrow 3000 baht from me to pay for the damage!