Two Australian members of the Hells Angels will still face criminal charges, despite handing over compensation to the men they assaulted in Thailand.
Pattaya police said Daniel Anthony Stalley, 34 and John Lee, 43, handed themselves in at the weekend.
Security camera footage from 17 September shows three Australian men punching and kicking a young Thai man on the ground.
The graphic video shows one of the bikies holding the Thai man's head so the other attacker can kick him in the face.
The Thai man's brother was also injured in the attack. Both are in their mid-20s.
Key points:
- Security footage shows three Australian men bashing a young Thai man
- The Australians, two of whom are Hells Angels members, handed over money to the victims
- Details of how the fight began are disputed, though it is believed the men hit a parked motorcycle with their car
Pattaya police said Daniel Anthony Stalley, 34 and John Lee, 43, handed themselves in at the weekend.
Security camera footage from 17 September shows three Australian men punching and kicking a young Thai man on the ground.
The graphic video shows one of the bikies holding the Thai man's head so the other attacker can kick him in the face.
The Thai man's brother was also injured in the attack. Both are in their mid-20s.
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