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[webfact]

 

BANGKOK - Surasit Silapngam, Manager of the Don’t Drive Drunk Foundation, urged national police chief Pol. Gen. Kittirat Phanphat to initiate an investigation into the actions of Pol. Col. Narenthraeng Kluengsanook, chief of Khannayao Police Station.

 

The call follows an incident where Narenthraeng declined to administer an alcohol test on Sirisak Nantasena, better known as singer Tik Shiro, after a crash that left two people dead and one injured. The accident took place in the Khannayao Police Station jurisdiction.

 

Silapngam stated that he had formally requested the establishment of an investigative committee to review the police chief's decision, which he claims violated the National Police Office’s regulations on alcohol testing. These regulations, effective since October 7, 2022, mandate blood alcohol testing in accident cases involving fatalities or injuries.

The foundation’s manager stressed the importance of adherence to these rules, warning that such negligence could set a dangerous precedent nationwide. He explained that any delay or failure to conduct alcohol tests could allow offenders to evade charges, as alcohol levels naturally decline over time.

 

Silapngam dismissed common excuses like chest pain, which are often cited to avoid testing, as legally unfounded. He noted that even unconscious drivers could have their blood drawn for testing by hospital staff upon police request, without violating their rights.

 

Silapngam also clarified that his request for an investigation is not motivated by personal animosity toward Narenthraeng. Instead, he hopes this case serves as a warning to police officers across the country.

 

In fatal or injurious crashes, he said, alcohol testing must be conducted without exception. He further emphasized that suspects who refuse to cooperate with testing procedures should face charges under existing laws, which include up to two years in prison or fines ranging from 5,000 to 20,000 baht.

 

Picture courtesy: Siam Rath

 

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-- 2024-10-12

 

 

[smedly]

no surprise, if police break drunk driving laws they are unlikely to enforce them

[sumongkhwai]

Wai, wai, wai can't I go home, i pray Buddha and have $50,000 baht.

 

And BTW, if that's the real photos, nice do for a cop, IMO.

[Theforgotten1]

And drug tests while they are testing for alcohol 

[hotchilli]

3 hours ago, webfact said:

The call follows an incident where Narenthraeng declined to administer an alcohol test on Sirisak Nantasena, better known as singer Tik Shiro, after a crash that left two people dead and one injured. The accident took place in the Khannayao Police Station jurisdiction.

Sounds iffy?

[kuzmabruk]

1 hour ago, sumongkhwai said:

Wai, wai, wai can't I go home, i pray Buddha and have $50,000 baht.

 

And BTW, if that's the real photos, nice do for a cop, IMO.

That is the singer who may been drunk and killed some people. The police in question did what people worldwide do, “oh my god you’re famous please give me your autograph and I will clean up your mess”.  Idolizers

[ronster]

If people refuse a breath test then they should either be dragged off to hospital immediately for a blood test or a medic should be sent to the location to draw a blood sample. 

[Andycoops]

Another fine example of dereliction of duty as it's mandatory to test in such a case.

 

Keystone cop yet again and not a mention of remorse or sympathy for the victims.

[Andycoops]

1 minute ago, ronster said:

If people refuse a breath test then they should either be dragged off to hospital immediately for a blood test or a medic should be sent to the location to draw a blood sample. 

That's the law here.

 

The problem is law enforcement is a law unto themselves.

Edited 1 hour ago by Andycoops

[thailand49]

These organization mean well but instead of requesting need to get tough on police, judges and demand!

[Tropicalevo]

1 hour ago, Theforgotten1 said:

And drug tests while they are testing for alcohol 

Including cannabis.

[MikeandDow]

41 minutes ago, thailand49 said:

These organization mean well but instead of requesting need to get tough on police, judges and demand!

agree but its the  ombudsman job to do that

This is blatant coruption

Edited 34 minutes ago by MikeandDow

[Tropicalevo]

Here on the islands, I see many Thais driving bikes at night, with no rear light.

I was told that they often take the bulb out so that they cannot be followed at night.

I have no idea if that is the case here, but a stopped bike at night, on a dark road where one would not expect to see a bike stopped, would be difficult to see. Especially if there was no rear light.

Also where the driver was wearing tinted glasses.

Sad accident either way.