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Vios driver: Vigo driver was beeping and flashing his lights at me so I pulled out the gun

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Vios driver: Vigo driver was beeping and flashing his lights at me so I pulled out the gun
 
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BANGKOK:-- The driver of the Vios caught on a dash cam pulling out a gun and firing on a pick up on the way to Bang Bua Thong on Wednesday has given himself up to police.
 
He said that the man in the Vigo pick-up had been beeping his horn and flashing his lights at him. Then the pick up driver pulled in front and applied his brakes trying to make him crash into the back, he claimed.
 
So he pulled out his uncle's gun that was in the car.
 
He told police that he just meant to wave it around - he didn't know how to fire it and didn't intend to, he said. It just went off - into the air.
 
Suphasin Srithanathiwatkun, 50, was bailed.
 
He was charged with having a gun and ammunition without permission and shooting in public.
 
The gun belonged to the husband of the owner of the car, a woman called Imjai Sithisrijan.
 
The shooter is her husband's nephew from Pak Chong who was borrowing the car for the day.
 
Suphasin told police that he was driving slowly because of the rain and this led to the other driving sounding his horn, flashing his lights and pulling in front of him and that mad him angry so he pulled out the gun.
 
The video caused much comment online after it was shared multiple times this week.
 
Source: Thairath
 
 
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I always carry a gun to use against motorists who would beep and flash lights at me...

I believe it would be an ideal time for me to address my "occasional" road rage outbursts before..........

 

well before i annoy annoy anyone for politely pointing out to them that they are driving like a clown 

mmmm so the uncle normaly leaves his gun in the car

nephew knows where it is

BS

29 minutes ago, rooster59 said:

he didn't know how to fire it

 

Classic of Classics :cheesy:

Borrows a car for a day... and this is the sh*t he gets up to!

Silly Thai thinks he's in LA

There you are nephew, the car's yours for the day oh and there's a gun inside just in case you might need it.

vios + gun = pickup = equally big penises

 

 

The stories (lies) that these knuckleheads wheel out whenever caught bang to rights are absurd / hilariously pathetic in the extreme.

It's outrageous he even got bailed. What kind of message does it send? it's ok to shoot people because they beeped at you, ok to potentially cause multi vehicle crashes because your feelings got hurt, ok to bare face lie to cops and still be let on your merry way (he would never have surrendered if the viral clip hadn't existed).

The RTP proving yet again what a clown show they are through their actions

Sorry, but I'm with the Vios. Some of these pickup drivers can be absolute aholes on the road -- beeping and flashing him to move out of lane (and, yes, lane indiscipline gets my dander up) and then slamming on the brakes when in front! The only crime here is that the bullet went into the air.

And the uncle? Just leaves an unsecured weapon hanging round.....

All those years ago when I first passed my driving test my uncle was quite amenable to let me get experience driving his old Morris Minor around,

I wonder ... ?

The vast majority of people involved in these serious offences, always seem to be in a 'borrowed' car ?

Uncle  should get a  better model gun and  teach junior  how  to use it

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1 hour ago, djayz said:

Borrows a car for a day... and this is the sh*t he gets up to!

Can't trust anyone these days not even your relations , might also apply the Prayut.

Worth trying the ' didn't intend to ' defence, it works for school teachers.

problem is that this happens on the roads everyday and you dont see everyone else pulling guns on the other drivers(well usually anyway). The idiots that get in the right hand lane then drive slow are a huge problem, the flashing of lights should be enough for them  move to the other lane but again the size of their pricks/face stops them plus the fact that that they have no driving courtesy at all. They refuse to do the speed limit and refuse to move over, in the west these idiots get pulled over by the police and are given fines, the right hand lane is for passing not playing with yourself. Yes some drivers do go a bit far with their reactions again due to face but if the idiots that hog the right obeyed the law and moved out of the way it would not happen, this moron needs to be locked up for pulling a gun and firing it, didnt know what he was doing, what a load of sh*t, the uncle needs to be done for leaving the gun in the car as well. The Vigo driver did go a bit far braking but honestly, how many other drivers feel like doing the same thing when they encounter these lane hogging idiots that refuse to move over and drive below the speed limit, anyone backing the vios driver obviously dont know the road rules or are just as ignorant.

Vios driver: Vigo driver was beeping and flashing his lights at me so I pulled out the gun

 

As you do, only natural.

 

He told police that he just meant to wave it around - he didn't know how to fire it 

 

There's a sad inevitability to that.

LiD

 

 

That's very common behavior for Thais. It's all the result of the "not loose shitty face thing".

Released on bail; who's the real culprit here?

The Vios was behind the Vigo ....... so could not see any flashing lights ....

 

Pack of lies by scum who is not man enough to take responsibility.

To waive a gun should be enough to put him behind bars for a period of time.

 

To allow bail indicates that society is allowed to do what he did until a judge determines if he is at fault.

 

I'm a little lost with the laws here in Thailand.

back in my early days a guy overtook me as we were both turning at a T intersection. i flipped him off and he spent the next several km trying to run me off the road. i stopped to let him get away from me and he tried to box me in. i have learnt to just let it go now. there is no winning in a situation like that.

This cracks me up.

You get idiots like this firing guns and probably getting away with a 400 baht fine, while a guy last week gets threatened with a night in the cells, a possible 5 year sentence, but is let go with a 50,000 baht "donation" to the policeman's ball for having an E-cigarette on him.

What a crazy <deleted> up world we live in!

8 minutes ago, indothai said:

To waive a gun should be enough to put him behind bars for a period of time.

 

To allow bail indicates that society is allowed to do what he did until a judge determines if he is at fault.

 

I'm a little lost with the laws here in Thailand.

 

 

The discretion the police allow themselves as to what to charge people with and when is a worry. What constitutes an offence appears to be negotiable.

LiD.

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1 hour ago, mark01 said:

This cracks me up.

You get idiots like this firing guns and probably getting away with a 400 baht fine, while a guy last week gets threatened with a night in the cells, a possible 5 year sentence, but is let go with a 50,000 baht "donation" to the policeman's ball for having an E-cigarette on him.

What a crazy <deleted> up world we live in!

 

But who is crazy and who <deleted> it up? 

LiD

1 hour ago, NongKhaiKid said:

All those years ago when I first passed my driving test my uncle was quite amenable to let me get experience driving his old Morris Minor around,

I wonder ... ?

:biggrin:

Total BS.  Dangerous scum like this belongs in prison !!!

41 minutes ago, williamgeorgeallen said:

back in my early days a guy overtook me as we were both turning at a T intersection. i flipped him off and he spent the next several km trying to run me off the road. i stopped to let him get away from me and he tried to box me in. i have learnt to just let it go now. there is no winning in a situation like that.

sometimes lady luck helps, i remember the time a guy  in  the Thai way overtook coming towards me on my  side of the road (  imminent head on collision) when there was  clearly  no room to. I refused to swerve out the way and he  missed me by mm.............looking  in the rear view mirror i saw  his pick up swerve  left right, fishtailing before finally  flipping  over.

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