Chonburi — Intoxicated Amnat Ruenreang crashed his motorcycle into a roadside forest and was injured. Good Samaritans came to assist and contacted 'Johnny the Enforcer' to immediately transfer the former IBF world champion to Ubon Ratchathani Province.
At 1:00 p.m. on 3 Sep 2026, near the railway line in Bang Phra Subdistrict, Si Racha District, Chonburi Province, Mr. Amnat Ruenreang, former Thai national amateur boxer and former IBF flyweight (112 lbs) world champion, crashed his motorcycle into a forest after riding while intoxicated and was injured. Good Samaritans assisted and contacted “Johnny the Enforcer,” a well-known former police officer, who welcomed Amnat and arranged to take him for care that afternoon.
Mr. Sitthichai Jongrod, known as Arm, age 36, said he was driving along the route when he saw Amnat riding his motorcycle into the forest and falling. He went to help, and fortunately, good Samaritans arrived to persuade Amnat not to continue riding as he was intoxicated. Earlier that morning, Arm had seen Amnat riding normally, but by afternoon Amnat appeared drunk, which concerned him due to the risk of accidents.
Mr. Sutthichai Samrit stated that he had informed “Johnny the Enforcer” about Amnat Ruenreang’s situation. Johnny was always willing to help and had discussions about it. Today, Sutthichai volunteered to take Amnat to Johnny. Leaving him unattended would likely result in the same condition. This afternoon, Sutthichai plans to send Amnat to Ubon Ratchathani Province immediately to prevent further incidents.