The deputy police chief gives the brothers ‘ boys nods of mercy.
PUBLISHED: 18 Mar 2024 at 11: 28
Thailand did place two New Zealand tourists on blacklist as a result of a swift decision by the police to punish them for a surprising attack on a Thailand customers police officer.
After the court case against them is over, Phuket’s multiculturalism police chief, Deputy police captain Pol Gen Surachate Hakparn, announced on Monday that Oscar Day, 38, and Hamish Day, 36, will be prohibited from both. He stated on his Instagram page that the two would not be permitted to return to Thailand.
The boys entered Thailand on March 11 and were given consent to remain there until April 9. Tourists from New Zealand may visit Thailand for 30 days without a visa.
They were charged with robbery, barrier of police on duty, real assault against a police, driving without a licence and corruption.
Oscar and Angus Time were charged with serious crimes after they attacked and injured, according to Pol Sen Sgt Maj Somsak Noo-iad of Chalong Station in the Muang neighborhood on Saturday. Because they were moving quickly in a neighborhood and stayed in the remaining street, they were told to move their motorcycles over. Instead of stopping their vehicles, they accelerated to leave. When the visitors police caught up with the two, they wrestled the agent to the ground as they pursued them.  ,
Police did request authorization from the Phuket Provincial Court on Monday to prosecute the New Zealanders as they continue to investigate the situation. Because they could hop loan and have no permanent tackle in Thailand, police did reject a possible parole request from their lawyers.
According to the New Zealand Herald, their families are millionaires Laurence and Katrina Day, owners of real estate and businesses.
” It’s very, very concerning”, The Herald on Monday , quoted the parents as saying.  ,” The community is distraught. We’re praying for a great results”.