SUKHOTHAI: The more dipsomaniacal among us will most probably have had the unsettling expertise of coming round, after a heavy session, not quite sure where we’re or how we received there.Usually, this can be rectified by stumbling out, flagging down a taxi and demanding to be taken residence, hopefully earlier than the complete force of the hangover units in.One unfortunate drinker in the early hours of September 5 had a rather more tragic expertise.Regaining consciousness in the back seat of his personal shifting automobile after an evening in town, he mistook his good friend, who was driving him home, for a robber stealing his vehicle – and emptied all six pictures of his revolver into him, killing him at the wheel.The sorry story started on the afternoon of September four, when 54-year-old Surakiat Kaewphet, the chauffeur of the director of Sri Samrong Hospital, drove into Sukhothai town to fulfill some of his associates within the local law enforcement group.One drink led to a different, and the group quickly discovered themselves having a grand time in the Tor Phu Tao restaurant.When it was lastly time to go house, Surakiat’s friend Sub Lt Songsak Jaidee provided to drive his pal, who was so intoxicated he may barely walk, again to his house in Sri Samrong District.Lt Songsak laid Surakiat down in the back seat of the chauffeur’s Honda City and requested one of his underlings, Sgt Maj Songsak Yahjai, to follow in his car so he may take Lt Songsak home when Surakiat was safely tucked in bed.Halfway home, however, Surakiat woke from his inebriated slumber. Realizing that Minutes was driving his Honda, he jumped to the conclusion that the motive force must be stealing the car.Driven perhaps by intuition as a lot as alcohol, he pulled out his .38 revolver and emptied it into the “thief”.After the automobile got here to a halt in the midst of the street, Sgt Maj Songsak, who had been following behind, pulled up alongside to see what was incorrect.On seeing the physique of his boss, he shouted at Surakiat, demanding to know why he had shot Lt Songsak.Realizing his mistake, he joined Sgt Maj Songsak in a