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Thrilling Chase in Khon Kaen: Benz Pursues Mini Cooper Police Chief Affirms Famous Surname Does Not Affect Case

Crime11 Sep 2026 13:05 GMT+7

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Thrilling Chase in Khon Kaen: Benz Pursues Mini Cooper Police Chief Affirms Famous Surname Does Not Affect Case

Luxury car confrontation: "Benz chases Mini Cooper," smashing its window badly. The police chief affirms the "famous surname" does not affect the case and promises fairness to all parties involved.


A social media clip went viral showing a Benz chasing a Mini Cooper in downtown Khon Kaen before the Benz driver got out holding a long stick and struck the Mini Cooper's windshield, shattering it. The Mini Cooper tried to reverse and then sped away quickly. The incident occurred around 03:00 on 10 September 2026, sparking public debate and speculation regarding the "famous surname" of those involved.

On 11 September 2026, reporters visited Mueang Khon Kaen Police Station and found both involved vehicles parked outside the station, each heavily damaged.

The Benz had its front bumper detached and hanging, with a police sticker from the Khon Kaen Provincial Police attached to the right corner of the windshield. The Mini Cooper’s windshield was widely cracked, the driver's side had scrape marks, and the rear was severely dented, with the bumper and license plate detached.

Police Colonel Yosawat Kaewsuebthanit, Chief of Mueang Khon Kaen Police Station, revealed that both parties know each other through contracting work and had previous conflicts at a nightclub, with the Mini Cooper party initiating the altercation, which angered the Benz driver and led to the chase seen in the video.

Regarding online rumors of a collision inside the police station, the police chief confirmed this was false. Both parties drove to the station voluntarily to meet investigators, but since they wished to consult lawyers first, no charges have been filed yet.

Concerning social media discussions about the "famous surname" and the police sticker on the Benz, the police chief said there is no confirmed connection, possibly a family relation, but stressed it does not affect the case or police work. Authorities will further investigate the sticker's origin and ensure fairness to all parties based strictly on evidence.