A thief died on the Sukhumvit Road within the Sattahip district of Chon Buri last evening after he stole a motorcycle and crashed into a automotive while making an escape.
The dead thief was identified as forty two yr previous Chalermpon Pairin. The stolen motorcycle, a pink Yamaha Filano, was left in pieces following the collision with a white Toyota Yaris SUV.
The SUV driver, 29 12 months outdated Kittiya Waiyakula, waited until officers from Na Jomtien Police Station arrived at the scene. She reported to the police that she was travelling again residence to Pattaya when the deceased thief rode the stolen bike dangerously at pace in opposition to the move of site visitors and crashed immediately into her automobile. She was unable to halt her vehicle in time to stop the collision.
Kittiya mentioned she was in shock and immediately reported the incident to the police and rescue group. However, the motorcycle rider was seriously injured and died earlier than the arrival of the officers.
When the officers were investigating, the true proprietor of the motorbike, 20 12 months old Nerarit Arison, presented himself on the scene and revealed that the lifeless man had just stolen the bike from him. Picnic adopted the GPS till the bike stopped and he arrived at the scene.
Nerarit revealed that he parked the bike at an evening market in Pattaya and went purchasing. He came again and found only the helmet on the floor.
Another motorbike accident was reported in Chon Buri this morning. The rider, 34 12 months outdated Ek-nakorn Krasaechan, misplaced his life after he crashed his red Honda Wave 125i into a traffic sign at a U-turn. The man was believed to have fallen asleep and misplaced control of the bike after working his evening shift. An SUV that was about to make a U-turn was broken by the motorcycle..