Pol Maj-General Surachet Hakpal, deputy tourist police chief said on Saturday that Pattha Phaksuparp, 22, was charged for using her &ldquo;Women can race&rdquo; page to organise racing on Bangkok streets.

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Officers from 11 police stations under Metropolitan Police Division 3 arrested seven adults and three teens on charges of modifying their motorcycles for road racing, said Surachet. They were arrested at road checkpoints on Friday night.

Woman arrested for scheduling road racing on Facebook

Woman arrested for scheduling road racing on Facebook

Bangkok police on Friday night arrested a woman for allegedly using her Facebook page to encourage road racing.

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