One wee hour in the morning saw deputy inspector Pol Captain Wuthikorn Plodprong leading his diligent police force into action after complaints came pouring in from beleaguered locals residing on Yen Sabai Road and weary commuters using the same route. Their peace and livelihood were intensely compromised by a gang that had transformed their quiet street into a hub of vexing and noisy activities.
Commuters, who once freely used this thoroughfare, were suddenly finding themselves unable to navigate through because of the gang’s audacious conduct. The bikers parked their motorbikes, not just any ordinary machines but roaring beasts of machines, in such a strategic layout that it blocked off both the road entrance and access to people’s houses. This troupe of raucous miscreants didn’t stop at just blocking pathways; they reveled in parading around in large groups, their motorcycles’ engines revving loudly enough to shatter the serene silence of the night.
When the squad of law enforcers arrived at the location, they were greeted by the sight of motorcycles brazenly parked on both sides of Yen Sabai Road, their arrangement serving no purpose other than to stymie the movement of traffic.
They tried the conventional method; police sirens blared in an attempt to draw the attention of the unruly Kuwaiti gang, and orders were barked for them to remove their motorcycles from the obstruction-infested zone. The bikers just stood their ground, choosing to blatantly overlook the warning and stood there, brazenly eying the men in uniform. Seizing control of the escalating tension, the officers swiftly confiscated the 15 bikes, warning the riders of the impending legal repercussions.
An anonymous local shopkeeper shared his plight, stating that such tumultuous activities have become an unwelcomed routine. The brash gang’s love for parking their bikes in a disruptive fashion and their penchant for creating noise pollution through their loud engines, often doing burnouts, and honking loudly in groups was nothing short of a daily nightmare for him.
The continuous incidents drove him to a point where a peaceful night’s sleep seemed to be a far-off luxury, his fear of a possible attack overriding the need for rest. He pleaded with the police to bring justice to these uninvited tourists and also check the entity that was renting these vehicles to them.
Similarly, many hotel guests have found themselves victims to these disturbances, with some choosing to move elsewhere for the sake of peace. A night watchman employed by one of the hotels expressed his concerns regarding numerous similar incidents being reported and the subsequent relocation of the guests to different accommodations.
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