The Southern Bangkok Criminal Court has set 10am on May 8 to arraign Vorayuth Yoovidhya, 28, the son of a senior Red Bull executive, on three charges involving the crash of his Ferrari into a motorcycle that killed the policeman driving it.

 

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And everybody knows it's a comedy ...

 

A few mill and the case is solved ... TIT .

TiT

At least it has gone this far. I was not expecting to hear anything more about this case as I assumed that it had been 'sorted'.

His 'Red Bull' connection certainly gave that Cop's family, 'Wings' (All the way to the Bank).

Edited April 4, 201313 yr by cc7up

Money can get you out of most trouble here, and the power and money they have I cant see him doing time,

 

I bet it cost more than that Ferrari though,

I recently purchased 15 rai of land from a wealthy Thai lady who's son had been found guilty of murder. She was liquidating some of her holdings to obtain his release and freedom, baht 10 million was the "required" amount.

Son of the Red Bull empire, hmm???  I'm pretty sure the biggest factor in this case will be how much$$$...

here is a story along the same lines.. around six years ago the son  from  a wealthy thai family went crazy while driving an exoensive luxury car in bkk.. he became afflicted with  'road rage', and drove his car up on  the sidewalk on a major soi in bkk thus killing multible innocent thais.. WHAT EVER TO HIM???? money and power s what thailand is all about..