Driver Dances on Car Roof After Fatal Crash, Kills Sister Over Land Dispute

Footage shows the aftermath of a five-vehicle collision involving motorcycles and a pickup truck, with victims lying on the road.

The driver responsible for the collision is seen dancing on the roof of his pickup truck while injured individuals are on the ground.

The incident involved four motorcycles and one pickup truck, with a riot police officer also injured. A woman was confirmed dead at the scene.

Nattaphong, the driver, was taken to the police station and tested for substances, with positive results for drugs found in his urine.

Nattaphong claimed to be ill and self-medicating, admitting to marijuana use. He also reportedly stole the pickup truck from his brother.

During the reporting, a Channel 8 reporter, Nong Oi, was physically assaulted by an individual at the police station.

CCTV footage shows the pickup truck speeding and losing control on a curve, hitting multiple motorcycles and a police officer.

A 2-year-old child sustained a head injury. A 73-year-old grandmother, Radawong Boonrod, is in critical condition with a skull fracture.

The mother of the injured child and grandmother, Sureeporn, died from the crash. The grandmother and the 2-year-old remain in serious condition.

It is revealed that Nattaphong stole the pickup truck from his brother to drive.

The owner of the pickup truck, Nattaphong's brother, explains that the keys were left in the vehicle and he had reported it stolen.

Nattaphong's mother states he has bipolar disorder, uses marijuana regularly, and has not been taking his medication.

A separate case: Chawalit arrested in Prachinburi for shooting his sister over a land inheritance dispute.

CCTV shows Chawalit fleeing after the shooting, picking up a monk, and carrying a gasoline canister, possibly for arson.

Chawalit allegedly set fire to a family car after shooting his sister, possibly to prevent her from being taken to the hospital.

Chawalit was apprehended in Prachinburi without resistance, admitting to killing his sister due to anger over the inheritance.

When questioned, Chawalit denies premeditation, stating he did not plan the act.

Chawalit remains largely silent when questioned about the motive, including the gasoline canister found in his vehicle.

The monk picked up by Chawalit recounts being invited for a trip, unaware of the murder until they were stopped by police.

The funeral of the victim, Orwan, is shown. Her adopted son believes the murder was premeditated, citing the gasoline and firearm.

The adopted son insists the murder was planned, pointing to the gasoline canister and the suspect's prior actions.

Land officials reportedly refused to enter the property before the incident due to threats, suggesting prior knowledge or intimidation.

The victim, Orwan, was fighting for the land to give it to her youngest sibling who had not received an inheritance.