Deputy Governor of Ang Thong Clarifies Police Followed Protocol, Committed to Fair Treatment for Both Parties
A 24-year-old man's motorcycle crashed after a police car door opened during a traffic stop in Ang Thong, prompting assault allegations; authorities say officers followed protocol and promise a fair investigation.
Deputy Governor Clarifies Police Followed Protocol, Committed to Fair Treatment for Both Parties
The incident began when a 24-year-old mother shared video footage with media outlets showing her son being assaulted by police officers while riding his motorcycle. When the officer opened a car door, her son's motorcycle lost control and crashed.
On May 6, 2025, at Phi Thong Police Station, Pol. Col. Sing Lampong Phi Sua, Deputy Commander of Ang Thong Provincial Police, announced that officers were following traffic control procedures by parking their vehicle to signal passing traffic to slow down before the accident occurred. Regarding the assault allegations, he stated that video footage must be reviewed thoroughly, and an investigation committee will be established to examine the officer's conduct according to proper procedures, with commitment to fair treatment for both parties. To date, the victim has not filed an official complaint.
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