The officers also asked the court not to grant the suspect bail. Read more at straitstimes.com.
Investigators from Bangkok’s Yannawa Police Station went to the South Bangkok Criminal Court to seek permission to extend the suspects’ detention pending the completion of investigation. The officers also asked the court not to grant them bail.
The trio has been charged with illegal possession of unregistered firearms and ammunition and the sale of firearms and ammunition with no permission. Meanwhile, two more people were arrested in Prachuap Khiri Khan province on Saturday as part of a police crackdown on suppliers of illegal guns following the mass shooting.
He told police that about two weeks ago, Suthida’s husband had given him 1,000 baht in exchange for his “mule bank account”.‘Most people were crying’: Singaporean recounts fleeing Bangkok’s Siam Paragon shooting
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