Road Rage Scandal: Politician's Son in BMW Causes Devastating Crash - video

[snoop1130]

Photo via Facebook/ เฮียขับรถ

 

In Pathum Thani, central Thailand, a severe road rage incident involving a local political figure's son has captivated public attention and sparked outrage. On 16th April, dashcam footage spread across social media showed a white BMW sedan forcing a black pickup truck into a violent crash on a motorway. The footage was shared by the Facebook page Here on Board, illuminating an altercation that has left one man severely injured.

 

The video reveals a distressing sequence: a brand new BMW aggressively weaving through traffic, targeting the pickup truck driven by an elderly man. The confrontation originally erupted at a toll gate when the BMW driver, reportedly the son of an influential local politician and a candidate in the upcoming local government elections, attempted to cut in line. The pickup driver, refusing to concede, spurred the ire of the BMW driver.

 

Witnesses reported that despite the pickup driver’s subsequent apology for the toll gate disagreement, the BMW driver disregarded this gesture of reconciliation. The footage distinctly shows the BMW persistently tailing the pickup, ultimately side-swiping it and causing the pickup to lose control and slam into a traffic barrier, inflicting serious injuries upon its driver.

 

The elderly pickup driver sustained broken ribs and is currently receiving treatment in the intensive care unit (ICU). His wife, who was also in the vehicle, suffered minor injuries. In stark contrast, the BMW driver emerged from the incident physically unscathed and exited his vehicle without delay.

 

 

 

Esor News further revealed additional dashcam evidence, highlighting the BMW’s reckless driving just before the collision. Another motorist captured the BMW travelling at excessive speeds, swerving recklessly, and narrowly avoiding a crash with a footpath, corroborating claims of dangerous driving leading up to the crash.

 

The public outcry has been immediate and fierce, especially given the political nuances surrounding the BMW driver. As the son of a significant political figure in Pathum Thani, and a candidate himself, the incident has entered the realm of political discourse, prompting calls for transparency and justice.

 

Local authorities have yet to issue a formal statement regarding potential charges or legal actions against the BMW driver, fuelling further frustration and the perception of preferential treatment due to his political ties. Social media platforms are rife with demands for accountability, with residents vocalising concerns over safety and questioning the integrity of local leadership.

 

This incident, while deeply personal for those directly involved, touches on broader social issues within the region, casting a spotlight on road safety, ethical behaviour, and the influence of political connections in judicial proceedings. As the story unfolds, the community remains vigilant, eager for a resolution that upholds justice and deters future misconduct, reported The Thaiger.

 

 

 

-- 2025-04-17

 

 

[JoePai]

why was it a "Road Rage Scandal" - don't you know who his father is     😎

[Peabody]

Has this A**wipe been arrested yet?

[Mr Meeseeks]

Do you know who his father is? 

 

[Geoffggi]

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The footage distinctly shows the BMW persistently tailing the pickup, ultimately side-swiping it and causing the pickup to lose control and slam into a traffic barrier, inflicting serious injuries upon its driver.

 

Typical Hi-So behavior I truly hope he is NOT allowed to get away with this blatant extremely bad driving & regard for others, he should also be named & shamed plus I hope this ruins his political future.

[Gsxrnz]

Probably in Dubai already. 

[Tarteso]

13 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

the son of an influential local politician and a candidate in the upcoming local government elections,

So the “ Do you know who I am “ is clear because the mother told him who is the father.

 

[Sydebolle]

Interesting enough no names are mentioned - again - as everybody from bottom to top is scared. Only once such incidents are properly reported with name(s) and picture(s), then a proper clearance of name - if applicable - is possible. 

Any foreigner misbehaving is being shown in full regalia, usually with their name(s) spelled wrong and, in many cases, with photos which will allow those who know the culprit .... to identify the culprit; that is the way it should be. 

Being the son or daughter of anybody is irrelevant; the person at fault is to be taken to the bench. Will never happen here; I am aware of that, regretfully 😞

[newbee2022]

2 hours ago, Geoffggi said:

 

Typical Hi-So behavior I truly hope he is NOT allowed to get away with this blatant extremely bad driving & regard for others, he should also be named & shamed plus I hope this ruins his political future.

But....he will apologize having had some health issues. And then some envelopes will close the case. Or not?

[kiwikeith]

2 hours ago, Geoffggi said:

 

Typical Hi-So behavior I truly hope he is NOT allowed to get away with this blatant extremely bad driving & regard for others, he should also be named & shamed plus I hope this ruins his political future.

They are waiting for the alcohol to wear off b4 they make any enquiries 

[maddermax]

Hopefully, somebody will have the balls to do the necessary here before he gets chance to avoid the consequences by disappearing overseas. Don't give his dad much chance in the upcoming elections because of his son's stupidity!

[klauskunkel]

15 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

The footage distinctly shows the BMW persistently tailing the pickup, ultimately side-swiping it and causing the pickup to lose control and slam into a traffic barrier, inflicting serious injuries upon its driver.

Sounds like an attempted murder charge would be appropriate for that particular piece of entitled stinky poop.

[twizzian]

I bet he was standing there shouting and still blaming the truck driver while defending his murderous actions

[newnative]

If nothing else, hope the voters will severely punish both dad and son.

[SHA 2 BKK]

Thai Social Media are running with the name and a pic. Of the Father.  My wife who was not going to worry about voting in the upcoming Pathum Thani local election is now going to vote just to put the father of this guy last.  

[BangkokReady]

Pretty much everything wrong with Thailand in a single situation.  This would end the political career of the perpetrator in most Western countries.

 

So many charges.

[Mason45]

The dirt bag is probably getting advice from Mr Red Bulls son, an expert on such matters.

[koele2]

This incident sums up thailand in a nutshell. We all know nothing will happen to the kid and the father will get in touch with the right people and life will go on.  Daddy will be able to buy him a new bmw.  Lesson learned.

[Mr Meeseeks]

51 minutes ago, twizzian said:

I bet he was standing there shouting and still blaming the truck driver while defending his murderous actions

 

He was, then seemed more concerned about the damage to his vehicle than the injured persons. 

[Thingamabob]

No names until several days will have elapsed after which a police test will confirm no alcohol in the BMW driver's system. After a few more days all will be forgotten, and another hi-so half-wit gets away scot-free with no charges.

[Mr Meeseeks]

27 minutes ago, BangkokReady said:

Pretty much everything wrong with Thailand in a single situation.  This would end the political career of the perpetrator in most Western countries.

 

So many charges.

 

Part of the ruling Thaksin party. Taking his cues directly from the big mafia boss himself.

 

Interesting the comments from his father, claiming a political smear campaign! 

 

They can never, ever accept responsibility or guilt.

 

Filthy, immoral wretches.

[ronnie50]

His father - the politician - has already appeared at the police station. It was on TV3 Thai TV morning show. They are Pheu Thai party.

[newbee2022]

17 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

Photo via Facebook/ เฮียขับรถ

 

In Pathum Thani, central Thailand, a severe road rage incident involving a local political figure's son has captivated public attention and sparked outrage. On 16th April, dashcam footage spread across social media showed a white BMW sedan forcing a black pickup truck into a violent crash on a motorway. The footage was shared by the Facebook page Here on Board, illuminating an altercation that has left one man severely injured.

 

The video reveals a distressing sequence: a brand new BMW aggressively weaving through traffic, targeting the pickup truck driven by an elderly man. The confrontation originally erupted at a toll gate when the BMW driver, reportedly the son of an influential local politician and a candidate in the upcoming local government elections, attempted to cut in line. The pickup driver, refusing to concede, spurred the ire of the BMW driver.

 

Witnesses reported that despite the pickup driver’s subsequent apology for the toll gate disagreement, the BMW driver disregarded this gesture of reconciliation. The footage distinctly shows the BMW persistently tailing the pickup, ultimately side-swiping it and causing the pickup to lose control and slam into a traffic barrier, inflicting serious injuries upon its driver.

 

The elderly pickup driver sustained broken ribs and is currently receiving treatment in the intensive care unit (ICU). His wife, who was also in the vehicle, suffered minor injuries. In stark contrast, the BMW driver emerged from the incident physically unscathed and exited his vehicle without delay.

 

 

 

Esor News further revealed additional dashcam evidence, highlighting the BMW’s reckless driving just before the collision. Another motorist captured the BMW travelling at excessive speeds, swerving recklessly, and narrowly avoiding a crash with a footpath, corroborating claims of dangerous driving leading up to the crash.

 

The public outcry has been immediate and fierce, especially given the political nuances surrounding the BMW driver. As the son of a significant political figure in Pathum Thani, and a candidate himself, the incident has entered the realm of political discourse, prompting calls for transparency and justice.

 

Local authorities have yet to issue a formal statement regarding potential charges or legal actions against the BMW driver, fuelling further frustration and the perception of preferential treatment due to his political ties. Social media platforms are rife with demands for accountability, with residents vocalising concerns over safety and questioning the integrity of local leadership.

 

This incident, while deeply personal for those directly involved, touches on broader social issues within the region, casting a spotlight on road safety, ethical behaviour, and the influence of political connections in judicial proceedings. As the story unfolds, the community remains vigilant, eager for a resolution that upholds justice and deters future misconduct, reported The Thaiger.

 

 

 

-- 2025-04-17

 

 

His first day driving. And then with Pa's car...

Everybody will remember 🤗

[Deez]

No doubt he had a gun in the vehicle as well.

[marin]

1 minute ago, ronnie50 said:

His father - the politician -has already appeared at the police station. It was on TV3 Thai TV morning show. I thought he was part of Pita's party? I could be wrong. (my wife mentioned something about that - not sure if that was father or son, who is also a politician)

Could not be more wrong. The whole family is with PT Phua Thai, Taksins party. The father is the mayor of Thanyaburi district Pratum Thani province. 

[ronnie50]

4 minutes ago, marin said:

Could not be more wrong. The whole family is with PT Phua Thai, Taksins party. The father is the mayor of Thanyaburi district Pratum Thani province. 

Thanks you're right - I corrected mysely (edited alreaedy)

[Mason45]

5 minutes ago, marin said:

Could not be more wrong. The whole family is with PT Phua Thai, Taksins party. The father is the mayor of Thanyaburi district Pratum Thani province. 

Enough said.

6 minutes ago, marin said:

Could not be more wrong. The whole family is with PT Phua Thai, Taksins party. The father is the mayor of Thanyaburi district Pratum Thani province. 

The a**e wipe is probably getting advice from Mr Red Bulls son.

[Stevemercer]

Clearly drunk. I guess the police need to wait 24 hours before taking action so he can sober up.

[jcmj]

Well considering he’s Thai they can’t black list him, but he should definitely be paying for all of the damages to the vehicle and the medical bills, then thrown in Jail before he escapes for attempted murder and then taken off of the list to run for any official election permanently. But I’m not holding my breath as Daddy may have a lot of money and connections. TIT

[Dcheech]

It's just a car accident. It's not like he shot a decorated on-duty police officer in a Thong Lor nightclub, or anything.