Rescue volunteer alleges assault by man resembling police officer in Udon Thani
A rescue volunteer in Udon Thani, Thailand, has filed a police complaint after allegedly being slapped by a man resembling a police officer while assisting an injured person at an accident scene. The man was reportedly wearing a sports shirt marked "Udon Police."
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