Car Crashes into Fast Food Restaurant - Pattaya People

 

 

On Saturday the Pattaya Police received a report that a foreigner had lost control of his car and then crashed into McDonald’s restaurant on Sukhumvit Road, in Central Pattaya. The Police and volunteers then went to investigate. Upon arrival, Police found a HONDA City sedan and its driver, Mr. John David Buchley, aged 60, an English citizen. The car had collided with the cement wall of the building, and also damaged the rear of another vehicle, a Ford sedan. The driver seemed to be intoxicated. Witnesses said that the FORD car was waiting for a food order, when suddenly the sound of screeching breaks was heard, followed by a car crashing into the wall  and the rear of the Ford car. Fortunately no one was injured. A tow truck was called to remove the Honda, and the foreign driver was taken to the Police station for further interrogation.

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Drunken Woman Crashes Car into Lamppost - Pattaya People

 

Banglamung police were notified by the Sawang Boriboon Rescue Team on Monday evening that a car had crashed into a lamppost on Sukhumvit Road near the Kratinglai bridge intersection.  At the scene, officers found the turned over Nissan sedan in the centre isle of the highway, with its female driver stuck inside behind the wheel.  The driver, 36 year old Miss Piyawadee was in a very drunken state and verbally abused her rescuers as they tried to pull her out of the vehicle.   Witnesses were gathered who stated they saw the woman driving at high speed, losing control and hitting the pole before turning over and landing in the centre isle. She was taken to Banglamung hospital and will be questioned and no doubt charged with drunk driving after she receives treatment.  

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