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Police have arrested two Nigerian men for reckless and dangerous stunt driving in Phuket, Thailand.



The men were arrested on Tuesday night, March 11, 2025, following a car chase, after complaints on Facebook that a vehicle had been seen driving dangerously in an apparent attempt to imitate scenes from the Fast and Furious film series.



At 10:30 pm, Muang Phuket police station was alerted via police radio and a popular Phuket Facebook page that a white sedan had been seen driving recklessly between Koh Kaew Intersection in Tambon Koh Kaew and Dara Samut Intersection in Tambon Wichit, Muang district.



A viral video clip posted on the Hode Jung Phuket (Cruel Phuket) page showed the car making approximately five circular turns in the middle of Koh Kaew Intersection, with its tyres screeching loudly while skidding on the road at around 9:58 pm. The vehicle was later seen speeding towards the Dara Samut Intersection.



Muang police station was informed that a traffic officer from Thalang police station had witnessed the incident and attempted to chase the car.



However, the officer was unable to keep up as the vehicle sped towards the Phuket bypass road and Central Intersection in Tambon Wichit.



Upon learning of the incident, Pol Col Chatree Chukaew, commander of Muang police station, dispatched police vehicles to search for the white Mazda in question.



Officers later spotted the car parked in Soi Koh Kaew 23 in Tambon Koh Kaew.



As soon as the driver saw the police approaching, he sped off, prompting a pursuit that ended in a dead-end at Soi Nana Chart 2 in Moo 2 village, Tambon Koh Kaew.

Unable to continue driving, the two men abandoned the car and fled into a deserted area with dense vegetation, attempting to hide.



However, police gave chase and overpowered them. The two Nigerians, both shirtless, resisted arrest, resulting in minor injuries to themselves and the arresting officers.



According to police, both men appeared intoxicated and were unable to communicate in English.



Once taken to Muang police station, officers identified one of the suspects as Anamere George, a Nigerian national wanted on an arrest warrant issued by Phuket Provincial Court on 21 August 2023 for unlawful entry and possession of cocaine.



Police have yet to confirm the identity of the second suspect.


https://www.lindaikejisblog.com/2025/3/two-nigerian-men-arrested-for-dangerous-stunt-driving-in-thailand-video-2.html

See as them tie Dem Dem like goats

I really like this movie....

Saw it on Netflix

Na Nigeria citizens them tie put for ground so.

Developing Fast & Furious Franchise is a task that must be done.

This is bad

Chai... See as dem tie them like wild animals

Hmmmm... A wise guest never outshines his hosts. Respect the laws of your hosts if you want peace

sharpwriter:

Chai... See as dem tie them like wild animals

Hmmmm... A wise guest never outshines his hosts. Respect the laws of your hosts if you want peace

Of course, they are willlld animals.

Always giving this country a bad name.

Thomthom:
Na Nigeria citizens them tie put for ground so.

Like Christmas Ram about to be slaughtered 😂😂😂

BlueStripper:
Of course, they are willlld animals.

Always giving this country a bad name.

Lol

Just like when I travelled to Ghana. As we are driving. One driver just drove anyhow and passed us. Our driver said that must be a Nigerian...
Lo and Behold it was a Nigerian

Say no to nkpuruimiri

Fast and Furious: Destination Biafra

Lolz, our brov are now international agbero!

Must be Igbos. Whenever the name isn't Hausa or Yoruba, definitely Igbo

IGBO drug dealers and criminals making life difficult for blacks all over the world!

"According to police, both men appeared intoxicated and were unable to communicate in English" They may not be Nigerians.