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The Bangkok Military Court on Monday approved warrants for the arrest of three more suspects in the grenade attack on the parking area in front of the Criminal Court on Ratchadapisek Road on Saturday night.

The three suspects named in warrants include two women, identified as Natthapat Onming, 56, and Tatchaphan Pokkrong, 20, and a man identified as Veerasak Towangchorn.

They are wanted on charges including attempted murder, causing an explosion that could hurt other people or might damage other people's property, and having illicit weapons and explosives in possession.

Police sought court approval for their arrest after obtaining information about them from Yutthana Yenpinyo and Mahahin Khunthong, who were arrested shortly after an RDG5 grenade was thrown by Mr Mahahin into the Criminal Court's parking lot on Saturday night.

Mr Yutthana, who was shot four times in the body by soldiers in an exchange of gunfire when he resisted arrested, is being treated at Phra Mongkutklao Hospital. Mr Mahahin is being held for questioning at the 11th Infantry Regiment headquarters. Both of them are being detained under martial law.

Pol Lt Gen Prawut Thawornsiri, the assistant police chief and police spokesman, said the grenade attack on the Criminal Court was carried out by a different group of people, not related to the other group that earlier laid bombs on a walkway near the Siam station of the BTS skytrain.

On Mr Mahahin's claim that Ms Natthapat, who was his girlfriend, knew Gen Chaiyasit Shinawatra, a former supreme commander, and Pol Lt Gen Kamronwit Thoopkrachang, a former metropolitan police chief, Pol Lt Gen Prawut said police interrogators were considering whether to invite the two in for questioning.

Mr Mahahin told police during the interrogation that Ms Natthapat was his girlfriend and Ms Tatchaphan was Mr Yutthana's girlfriend.

http://www.bangko...g-suspects

det er nogle interessante navne der bliver nævnt i den sag, det bliver sjovt at se hvad de siger om sagen

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lidt er der om snakken

Gen Chaiyasit Shinawatra, a former supreme commander and a cousin of former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, has admitted he knew one of the suspects in the grenade attack on the Criminal Court, saying the man had once asked him for charity.

The former supreme commander was linked to the incident by Mahahin Khunthong, one of the two suspects. The other suspect is Yutthana Yenpinyo.

Mr Mahahin told police that Natthapat Onming, his girlfriend, knew Gen Chaiyasit and Pol Lt Gen Kamronwit Thoopkrachang, the former metropolitan police chief.

Gen Chaiyasit admitted knowing Mr Yutthana, who he said once came to see him and asked for money and food.

However, he denied any involvement in the grenade attack, saying there had been an attempt to link him to the incident.

Gen Chaiyasit also denied as untrue Mr Mahahin's claim that a woman who was a girlfriend of Mr Yutthana, the other suspect, used to work as his security guard.

He said he had male guards and did not need to use female guards.

Gen Chaiyasit said he was ready to explain this to investigators, and would hold a press conference at his home on Khlong 4 in Rangsit area later today.

http://www.bangko...to-explain

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måske er der et nyt oprør på vej
i følge denne avis var der plan lagt op til 100 angreb

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Faetter ex general vil jo vaere snotdum hvis han bekraefter at han er indblandet. Med hans afkraeftelse plus at han vedkender at kende een af de anholdte saa er han nok indblandet naar det kommer til stykket efter ordre fra Dubai.

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snotdum eller ej han har nu skiftet mening stakles mand det må ikke være nemt at adlyde ordre når man selv er general

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natie rammer ganske godt her.:TUP