"Big Den", the commander-in-chief of the police confirmed that key witnesses had been intimidated in the case of arresting the gray Chinese capital gang.

Instructed investigators to apply for withdrawal of

At the National Police Office (Sq.) at 9:30 a.m. on January 25, Gen. Prayut Chan-o-cha, Prime Minister and Minister of Defense, mentioned the arrest of the group's "Jinling" entertainment venue. Gray Chinese business with Mr. Du Hao-Chainat

Korn Chayanan

is the main accused

After traveling to be the chairman of the 1/2023 meeting of the Police Service Commission (Kor.Tor.) that there are many integrated agencies working in this regard.

It shows that the prime minister and the government are paying attention.

But must be fair in defending the case as in every other case and must be careful to make the case to the prosecutor.

and the Court according to the procedures of the Court of Justice.

“If checked and found that politicians are involved

There is evidence or witnesses to confirm that they must be investigated, do not want questions to be attached to anything, because some matters are politically discredited, ”said General Prayut.

While Pol. Gen. Damrongsak

Kittipraphat

The commander-in-chief of the police spoke about the case of exposing witness intimidation behavior in this case.

This story is true, according to Mr. Chuwit Kamolwisit, who identified the accused in Mr. Du Hao's case as Police Colonel Ying Wattanaree Kornchayanan.

Mr. Du Hao's wife

and the other two were acting intimidating witnesses.

Order the investigating officer to make a record and present the evidence to the court.

to withdraw bail for the accused

But the court ordered not to revoke the bail.

From now on, investigators must closely examine the behavior of all suspects.

including collecting evidence

If witness intimidation or tampering with evidence is found, bail will be withdrawn immediately.

As for the progress of the case after the prosecutor received the case file from the Royal Thai Police

One witness has already been examined in advance, a key witness who is Chinese.

In the meantime, witnesses will be called in advance continually to be confident that the evidence gathered by the police will be able to convict the main accused in this case for sure.

On the same day, Pol. Col. Pornsak Laorujiralai, deputy superintendent, Pol. Col. Padet Ngamlamom, Superintendent 1st, Pol. Lt. Col. Akkaraphon Maneewan, deputy superintendent. Pol.Lt.Col. Dechwut, Utrasart, Sor.Kor.Kor.1, together with investigative police at Samsen Police Station, arrested Mr. Surachai Thongklip, 42, under an arrest warrant at Phuket Provincial Court No. 546/2555. Dated October 17, 2012 for intentionally trying to kill others and arson.

Due to the fact that in the middle of the night on April 23, 2012, a group of 3 criminals broke into the office of Phuket Healthy Nut Treatment Co., Ltd. (Phuket Snake Farm) arrested Mr. Anuchit Chaithongngam, 29, a security guard. Safe, bound hands, bound feet and smashed head until unconscious and revived as a cripple.

Then jointly set fire to the said snake garden.

After the incident, the police at Chalong Police Station asked the Phuket Provincial Court to issue arrest warrants for the 3 assailants, consisting of Mr. Suwan Thongpermploy, Mr. Yutthana Karmasom, and Mr. Surachai Thongkhlip.

Mr. Yuttana asked to surrender himself to the Crime Suppression Division.

The couple confessed that they had been hired by "Du Hao" and his wife to commit the crime.

The knot comes from business conflicts.

Later, the prosecutor concluded the case did not order prosecution.

Only Mr. Surachai remained 1 person who escaped.

Later, the police arrested and investigated, found Mr. Surachai fleeing to live in Bang Krabue Community 14, Nakhon Chai Si Sub-district, Dusit District, Bangkok. He was able to arrest him.

Investigate Mr. Surachai, refusing to take him to Chalong police station for prosecution.