Metropolitan Police deputy chief Pol Maj-General Worasak Noppasitthiporn said volunteer Mad-ali Himman-ngan, 35, who reportedly admitted to the act, faced an assault charge at the Southern Bangkok Criminal Court. 
	Worasak also instructed all traffic police to follow policy by facilitating traffic flow, arresting law-breaking motorists, removing checkpoints that block traffic, and prohibit police at checkpoints from taking bribes, or they and their supervisors would face disciplinary and criminal punishment.

Man charged with assault

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Man charged with assault

Police have filed charges against a traffic volunteer who was caught in an Internet video clip kicking another person's motorbike after it failed to stop at a checkpoint in Bangkok's Bang Kho Laem district, injuring the driver.

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