Bangkok Court Confiscates Street Racers' Cars Worth 4M Baht

Four Bangkok street racers lose cars worth over 4m bahtLegacyFour drivers convicted of street racing in Bangkok have lost cars worth more than 4 million baht after Don Mueang District Court ordered their confiscation. The drivers also received suspended prison sentences, fines and six-month driving licence bans following an illegal race on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road. The court delivered its ruling yesterday, September 23, against four members of a car group known as TEENOSIE. Police announced the outcome today, September 24, and warned other motorists that racing on public roads could result in their vehicles being permanently confiscated. Each defendant was sentenced to one month in prison, suspended for one year, and fined 10,000 baht. All four were also placed on probation for one year, during which they must report to probation officers four times and complete 24 hours of community service. Photo via MGR Online The court suspended their driving licences for 180 days and ordered them to wear electronic monitoring ankle bracelets for 15 days. They are also prohibited from leaving their homes between 10pm and 4am during that period. All four cars used in the race were ordered to be forfeited to the state. Police estimated their combined value at more than 4 million baht. The case began on August 28, when traffic police spotted several cars travelling at high speed on Vibhavadi Rangsit Road at approximately 1.10am. According to investigators, the drivers overtook other vehicles on both sides and made abrupt lane changes while travelling outbound towards Don Mueang International Airport. Photo via MGR Online Officers subsequently examined CCTV footage, photographs, videos and vehicle registration records. Their investigation identified the drivers as members of TEENOSIE, who had reportedly gathered at a rest area before the race. The four drivers, aged between 20 and 21, reported to investigators on September 22 and handed over their cars. They admitted to reckless driving and racing on a public road without permission Police then forwarded the case to prosecutors, who brought charges before Don Mueang District Court. In similar news:

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