Police General Slams Media Coverage of Border Patrol Officer Shooting

The video begins with a commentary on a news report about a Border Patrol Police officer shooting a motorcycle taxi driver, questioning the driver's actions.

Details emerge about the arrest of a 33-year-old Border Patrol Police officer in connection with the shooting incident in Huai Khwang, which resulted in one death and two injuries.

The officer claims self-defense, stating he was attacked by the motorcycle taxi drivers. CCTV footage shows a verbal dispute escalating into a physical assault before the shooting.

The officer's family explains the dispute began over a fare of 120 baht, which the officer deemed too high, leading to an argument and subsequent physical attack.

The family mentions the officer has a mental health condition requiring medication but believes the incident was an act of impulse due to being attacked.

The officer confesses to the charges, reiterating his claim of self-defense against the mob attack by motorcycle taxi drivers.

Pol. Lt. Gen. Rewat analyzes the case and criticizes the media for biased reporting, suggesting the motorcycle taxi driver who initiated the physical confrontation deserved to die.

Lt. Gen. Rewat argues that media reports are factually incorrect and do not provide a fair representation of the incident, leading to public condemnation of the police.

Lt. Gen. Rewat reconstructs the events, detailing the fare dispute, the alleged kick by a motorcycle taxi driver, and the subsequent shooting as an act of self-defense.

He reiterates his controversial statement that the motorcycle taxi driver who initiated the physical assault deserved to die, questioning his right to attack the officer.

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