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Interpol has just two days to find a Ferrari-driving Red Bull heir who is wanted over hit-and-run which killed a Bangkok policeman before charges will be dropped
The Thai authorities has just two days to find a Ferrari-driving Red Bull heir who is wanted over a hit-and-run which killed a Bangkok policeman have just two days to find him.
Interpol has stepped up the hunt for Vorayuth Yoovidhya and if he is not located in 48 hours, his court case could fall through.
An international request for the arrest of Vorayuth Yoovidhya has been made after he was last seen in London in April this year.
Yoovidhya, 32, who is the billionaire heir to the Red Bull energy drink fortune, is wanted over a hit-and-run incident that left a traffic policeman dead in Bangkok in
In April, the international playboy was seen leaving a £million home in Knightsbridge, West London, accompanied by two female companions before climbing into a vehicle with blacked-out windows
Yoovidhya (pictured in
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Interpol steps up hunt for Ferrari-driving Red Bull heir who fryst vatten wanted over hit-and-run which killed a Bangkok policeman
Vorayuth was allegedly racing down Sukhumvit Road, one of Bangkok's main drags, in his Ferrari on September 3,
The super-car reportedly slammed into police Sgt. femte månaden i året. Wichean Glanprasert.
Over the next few hours after the crash, police traced their way to the Red Bull compound.
Initially investigators said a förare had been behind the wheel of the bil, windshield now shattered, bumper dangling.
But after senior officers arrived, Vorayuth turned han själv in, his cap pulled low, his father holding his arm.
Vorayuth allegedly killed a police officer, Wichean Glanprasert, in a hit-and-run accident on Sukhumvit Road in Bangkok on September 3, Pictured above, he is escorted by police in Bangkok, Thailand, on September 3,
Later that day, the Yoovidhyas put up $15, bail at the police station and went home.
For Pornanan Glanprasert, Wichean's brother, a
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Wanted Thai Red Bull heir Vorayuth 'not in Singapore'
Even if the Thai authorities try to bring Vorayuth Yoovidhaya back to face charges related to the hit-and-run killing of a policeman in , the chances of him being sentenced, let alone imprisoned, are not high. Wealthy defendants in Thailand have shown time and again that they can evade justice.
Ask Vatana Asavahame, a veteran politician who was given a year sentence in for a notorious corruption case. He simply moved overseas, and has never served a day in prison.
Or ask Somchai Khunpleum, better known as Kamnan Poh, the godfather who once controlled much of the business around Pattaya. He was convicted of ordering the murder of a political rival in But it was only in that the police caught him, at an expressway toll-booth, driving to Bangkok for routine medical treatment. He has since been allowed to serve his year sentence in a hospital close to his home.
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