Samut Prakan police revealed the Yale card of the People’s Party The police have not yet come to see the clues, claiming that the police officer picked up the van and the police found that this did not happen. The latest summons have been issued. If there is an escape Prepare to request an arrest warrant for reporting falsehoods
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In the case of Mr. Mongkol Santi Methakun, 23 years old or the Yale Guard group of people Report to the police Muang Samut Prakan Police Station Claimed that he was about 4-5 men used to cover his head from Soi Allot Sanoh, Tai Ban Subdistrict, Mueang Samut Prakan District Before taking to the gray van With coercion to sign a document But Mr. Mongkol refused to sign And also threatened not to join political gatherings. Before a group of able-bodied men to bring themselves to be released under the Samut Prakan Kheha BTS station Following the investigation of witnesses And surveillance cameras in both places Found many suspicions And contrary to the testimony of Mr. Mongkol Because there were no acts of abuse with Mr. Mongkol in any way Therefore believed that the claim was made up of a story to frame the authorities As the news is presented to it
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Pol. Lt. Col. Wichit Boonchinwuthikul, Deputy Chief of Police, Samut Prakan Province, said that at present, Mr. Mongkol has not come to the inquiry official. Initially, the investigation officer of the case owner was assigned to bring the summons to the house and the room. But still haven’t found Mr. Mongkol Then will send a summons to the domicile at Prachuap Khiri Khan Province But if Mr. Mongkol does not come to see the investigator according to the summons he has informed And behaving to escape Will ask the Samut Prakan Provincial Court to approve an arrest warrant on the charge of reporting falsehoods During this time, Mr. Mongkol’s father later contacted Pol. Col. Termras Chindawat, Police Commissioner, Muang Samut Prakan Police Station Along with informing that until now, Mr. Mongkol could not be contacted as well.
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