Thread: Supreme Court Rejects Appeal from Underage Motorist Who Killed 9

Originally Posted by Seekingasylum

A fine, egalitarian society where responsibility is shared equally by all under the law, without favour, discrimination or regard for social status.

When you find a place like that, let me know!

She's plain filth. Matter of time before she goes down.

Originally Posted by taxexile

Kills nine, gets a suspended sentence and community service and the little bitch has the nerve to complain.

Originally Posted by Seekingasylum

It beggars belief

Originally Posted by bigtopskinnylegs

I am stunned

Originally Posted by Hans Mann

Reports of her alleged texts / Facebook updates sent after the crash here...

It's Thailand FFS, money buys flesh and blood cheaply here.

Originally Posted by stroller

Originally Posted by Seekingasylum

A fine, egalitarian society where responsibility is shared equally by all under the law, without favour, discrimination or regard for social status.

When you find a place like that, let me know!

I'm sure TheGent [et al] can invent one, as they usually do.

The unlicensed teen driver who killed nine people and injured four others in a crash on Don Muang tollway five years ago has been accused of breaching her community service order.

Pol Col Narat Sawetanant, director-general of the Probation Department, revealed yesterday that Orachorn “Praewa” Thephasadin na Ayudhya, now 22, has violated the court order to perform 48 hours of community service each year for four years — a condition of her avoiding jail time.

Ms Orachorn crashed her Honda Civic into the back of a passenger van carrying students and staff from Thammasat University’s Rangsit campus on Dec 27, 2010. She was 16 years old at the time, too young to hold a driving licence.


Orachorn ‘Praewa’ Thephasadin Na Ayudhya.
Ms Orachorn was charged with driving without a licence, reckless driving causing death and injury, property damage and using a mobile phone while driving.

She was eventually sentenced to two years in prison, suspended for four years. As a condition of her release she was ordered to perform 48 hours of community service each year for four years.

Pol Col Narat said that after the court placed Ms Orachorn on probation, she was required to reach an agreement with Probation Department officials as to where she would be sent to perform community service. He said Ms Orachorn had failed to consult with the officials.

Instead Ms Orachorn claimed that she had already performed community service at Phramongkutklao Hospital, Pol Col Narat said.

"Checks have found that Praewa failed to fulfil her probation conditions," Pol Col Narat said. "She claimed she was afraid that she might be in danger if she did community service elsewhere.

"When authorities alerted her family that she had failed to meet her probation conditions, the family petitioned the Office of the Ombudsman, accusing probation authorities of threatening her."......

Killer driver 'breaching court order' | Bangkok Post: news

Wealthy Thai driver who killed 9 accused of breaching probation conditions

A THAI driver who gained notoriety after causing the deaths of nine people five years ago has been accused by Thai authorities of breaching the conditions of her probation, which has kept her out of prison.

Orachorn “Praewa” Thephasadin na Ayudhya, the driver in question, was the central figure of what was widely seen as an archetypal case that demonstrated the power of wealth and influence in Thailand.

Five years ago, while underage and unlicensed, Orachorn crashed her Honda Civic against a van transporting students and staff from Thammasat University’s Rangsit campus. Nine were killed and four others were injured.

Thai authorities hit Orachorn with a hefty slew of charges – driving without a licence, reckless driving causing death and injury, property damage and using a mobile phone while driving.

But ultimately, the Thai courts permitted Orachorn to evade jail – doling out a two-year prison sentence that was suspended for four. She was allowed freedom provided she performed 48 hours of community service every year for four years.

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The sentence triggered outrage in Thailand, feeding the widely-held perception that the rich and powerful are given special treatment and often a slap on the wrist when convicted of crimes. Orachorn is said to be a member of an influential family in Thailand. According to Khaosod English, her brother is well-known as an actor and model, while her grandfather and uncle occupied high-ranking positions in the military hierarchy.

Yesterday, director-general of the Probation Department Pol Col Narat Sawetanant accused Orachorn of violating the terms of her probation. He said she did not consult with authorities on the location of her community service as she was required to.

Narat said Orachorn instead asserted that she already did community service at Phramongkutklao Hospital.

“Checks have found that Praewa failed to fulfill her probation conditions,” Pol Col Narat told the Bangkok Post.

“She claimed she was afraid that she might be in danger if she did community service elsewhere.”

Even so, there was apparently nothing to indicate that Orachorn met her community service requirements. A source told the Bangkok Post that Orachorn was only recorded giving blood – an act that can be accepted as six hours of community service.

“When authorities alerted her family that she had failed to meet her probation conditions, the family petitioned the Office of the Ombudsman, accusing probation authorities of threatening her,” said Narat.

Narat said his department has notified the court of Orachorn’s breach of her probation conditions. However, a Probation Department source told the Bangkok Post that probation breaches rarely result in jail time. In the past, the court sent some serious violators only to juvenile training centers.

Regardless, Orachorn’s apparent inability to meet her probation conditions is unlikely to win her any good will.

https://asiancorrespondent.com/2016/...on-conditions/

Caps in the heads, all around...Especially for the parents...Onya, terry...

Knock on the door and open fire...Not much different than her methods...

^ These people are incomprehensible; if 9 people were not alive today because of something I had done that was totally stupid, the remorse, guilt and feelings of self worthlessness I'd have would be overwhelming.

Some of these people don't seem bothered by anything that resembles a conscience.

Originally Posted by BobR

^ These people are incomprehensible; if 9 people were not alive today because of something I had done that was totally stupid, the remorse, guilt and feelings of self worthlessness I'd have would be overwhelming.

Some of these people don't seem bothered by anything that resembles a conscience.

Yeah, but we carry around this huge burden of Judeo-Christian concepts of guilt, sin and punishment.

Thais have an unhealthy mix of religion and animism.

They died? mai pen rai - their karma.

Like I said, then...Gun them down...Karma, baby...

I have a thai friend who decided not to drive anymore after being responsible of an acccident that killed 4/5 people when he was young, he owns a car but asks for friends or employees to drive him around... So remorse does exist among thai people, at least some of them

Originally Posted by Farang Ky Ay

So remorse does exist among thai people, at least some of them

I was being a tad cynical I suppose, although there is a kernel of truth in there somewhere I think.

Originally Posted by Hans Mann

Orachorn ‘Praewa’ Thephasadin Na Ayudhya.

Please don't say anything bad about this fine young lady or else you may be up on some serious charges.

In all my time connected to Thailand, I've seen people with this name consistently being the main bane of the nation...

I wonder what would have happened if this hiso little bitch had ironed out a minibus full of VIP hiso's?

Originally Posted by Bettyboo

Originally Posted by Hans Mann

Orachorn ‘Praewa’ Thephasadin Na Ayudhya.

Please don't say anything bad about this fine young lady or else you may be up on some serious charges.

In all my time connected to Thailand, I've seen people with this name consistently being the main bane of the nation...

So she is a descendant of a concubine to the king, called Thephasadin ?

I wonder how many "Na Ayudhya" folks there are

Thousands ,I guess

Justice minister says he will fire Praewa’s parole official if the accusation against him can be verified

The Probation Department has been told to find out the parole official assigned to monitor Ms Orachorn “Praewa” Thephasdin na Ayudhya’s performance of community service as ordered by the court.
Justice Minister Paiboon Kumchaya said Tuesday that he was willing to fire the official if it could be proven that he had harassed Ms Praewa as she had claimed.

He said any blanket accusation which was not backed up with evidences would be damaging to parole officials in general who honestly do their job.

The justice minister pointed out that Ms Praewa’s problem was that the Probation Department did not recognize her community service at the state-run Phra Mongkutklao hospital because it did not abide by the department’s regulations.

In practice, he said that Ms Praewa had to report to the parole official about her claimed community service at Phra Mongkutklao hospital because the hospital was not included in the term of probation.

Meanwhile, ombudsman General Withawat Rachatanant said investigation was under way regarding a complaint filed to his office by Ms Praewa accusing the parole official of harassing her.

Justice minister says he will fire Praewa?s parole official if the accusation against him can be verified - Thai PBS English News

Jesus christ what a farce

Wonder what the families of the dead really think about all this. I'm assuming it's on the tv news regularly
How many Thais are outraged by the hi-so's 'treatment'

Think of the stress the poor cnut is undergoing...She must really stink of fish...

Court ordered her to send flowers.....

“Ever since the accident, Praewa didn’t contact or show respect to any of us. The only time she did that was when the court ordered her to send us flowers as an apology,” Ms Tawin said. “She did that because of the court order, not from her own sincerity.”

Five years on, sorry still the hardest word | Bangkok Post: news

oh come on, give her a break. The kunt has lost face FFS!

^More likely has gained huge face among her hi-so peers by reaffirming that the 'legal system' has absolutely NOTHING to do with them. Carry on.....slaughter more peasants.

^Absolutely, she didn't even have to flee the country. So, more face than the Red Bull guy or Thaksin, yes.

The court ordered her to send flowers?...Bunch of fckwits, they are...Poor bitch's lawyer should have appealed that, na?...Fckin' circus of killers...