Thai Examiner
33 year old policeman charged with killing 2 mototaxi riders in Bangkok gets bail from Criminal Court
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Key facts
- A Border Patrol Police officer accused of gunning down two motorcycle taxi riders in a shocking Bangkok street confrontation has walked free on ฿500,000 bail, despite fierce objections from the victims’ wives as one survivor continues
- Border Patrol policeman wins bail after Bangkok taxi stand bloodshed killed two riders and left a third injured
- Court grants bail to Border Patrol officer as deadly Bangkok motorcycle taxi shooting probe continues
- The court fixed bail at ฿500,000 after examining the circumstances surrounding the case
- Second victim dies after shooting as police examine deadly confrontation over disputed fare
- Police say officer had been drinking before violent fare dispute turned into fatal gunfire
Summary
### Border Patrol policeman wins bail after Bangkok taxi stand bloodshed killed two riders and left a third injured. The officer apologised, admitted he started the clash and claimed he was surrounded as CCTV evidence becomes central to the murder probe.
A Border Patrol Police officer accused of gunning down two motorcycle taxi riders in a shocking Bangkok street confrontation has walked free on ฿500,000 bail, despite fierce objections from the victims’ wives as one survivor continues treatment.
A Border Patrol Police officer accused of opening fire during a violent motorcycle taxi stand confrontation in Bangkok has been granted bail, even as the death toll from the early morning shooting climbed to two and a wounded survivor continued receiving treatment.