A terrible accident caused a 15-year-old student to pass away when his motorcycle hit a metal road blocker. He was with a 13-year-old pal at the time who was hurt. The event took place after a group of bikers knifed the victim.
Thanachot Chanpa, the deputy detective inspector of the Bukkalo Police Station, arrived at the scene of the incident this morning at three in the morning in the Thonburi neighborhood of Bangkok. He was accompanied by volunteers from the Poh Teck Tung Foundation and a forensic physician from Siriraj Hospital.
An awful scene revealed the riders engaged in the event as it played out at the scene. A 15-year-old student from a Pra Pradaeng district school was found lying by the side of the road. The deceased was discovered wearing his school uniform, which included a black T-shirt covered with a white long-sleeve shirt with the phrase “” emblazoned on the back. The logo of a well-known technology university was on his belt. He had a horrific wound on his forehead where the metal road barrier had struck him.
According to reports, the deceased and his pals were returning home from the Buddha Bridge when the tragedy occurred. His motorcycle, a Honda Wave 100 with the license plate 13218 Rayong, was discovered to have a dented front. A 13-year-old passenger on the same bike who was a second victim was hurt and was brought right away to Charoenkrung Pracharak Hospital by rescuers. Further research led to the revelation that a 12-year-old pupil at the same school did not know the gang that was allegedly responsible for the disaster. He clarified that they had all chosen to hang out at the Buddha Bridge because they were buddies from the Pra Pradaeng neighborhood.
While traveling, they came across a group of approximately a dozen motorcycles, some of whom waved and made eye contact with them. They made the decision to take a detour after noticing something was off. Unfortunately, the dead was slower than the others since his bike could only get into third gear. He was knocked off his bike when the gang caught up to him and began stabbing him. They then started giggling in a circle and ran away.
The 12-year-old added, “It was an attack without warning. We had no prior conflicts or acquaintance with them.
Deputy Inspector Thanachot made the decision to record the dead student’s friends’ statements as a first line of defense and would work with additional experts to re-interview them. To find and capture the offenders, CCTV footage from before the incident and along the escape path is being examined.
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