A former female employee of a global company was arrested for driving a Mercedes drunk, swearing at police officers and kicking a deputy police chief in the face.

A female employee of a world-class company was arrested for driving a Mercedes Benz while drunk, and when Danbao was taken to the police station, she insulted the police and kicked the deputy sheriff in the face.

On April 25, 2024, Kittichot Summat, deputy inspector (investigation) of the Prawet Police Station, received a report of drunkenness or other intoxication. At around 12:30 am on April 23, a fight and obstruction occurred with an officer who was on duty in the area of ​​Suan Luang Sub-district Highway Road, Suan Luang District, Bangkok.

Colonel Natsit Sanpaphob, director of the 5th Traffic Police Station, ordered the police to set up checkpoints to measure alcohol content and enforce traffic discipline. The suspect is an employee of the world’s largest data storage company. He drove a black Mercedes to the measurement point. The alcohol content before the measurement was 104 mg. This is beyond the law. The officer then notified the activist. And reported the charges at the arrest stage.

But during the control, the defendant was taken to the investigators. The defendant resisted arrest. He cursed the officers and took photosClipThe video shows that Deputy Chief of Traffic Police No. 5 kicked him once on the right side of his face while performing his duties at the checkpoint. He also assisted in taking the defendant into the car and took him to the police station to report the case.

The defendant tried to kick him again. But it was controllable. But because I was wearing sandals, it caused minor injuries. Before arresting the suspect and handing him over to investigators. Prosecution was filed according to law. After investigation, he was also prosecuted for drunk driving in 65.

The accused then went to the Prawet police station to meet with investigators and testified that he had driven under the influence. He did not plead guilty to charges of fighting and obstructing a police officer while on duty.

Investigators from the Prawet police station are collecting evidence to prove the allegations, which the accused deny.