Police hunt Bangkok school raid suspects

By Kornkamon Aksorndech 
The Nation

 

School director Boonyapong Phowattanathanat (L)

 

Police are looking for three suspects involved in Sunday’s attack on students and teachers at Bangkok’s Wat Sing Secondary School near a monk’s ordination ceremony, Bang Khun Thien superintendent Leusak Damnoensawat said on Wednesday.

 

 

CCTV showed 27 suspects, 24 of whom had been questioned, Leusak said. 

 

School director Boonyapong Phowattanathanat gave evidence to Bang Khun Thien police about the school raid, which happened during the General Aptitude Test and Professional Aptitude Test (GAT-PAT).

 

Police spokesman Colonel Krissana Pattanacharoen said the officers would complete their investigation within a week. 

 

 

This week, 20 adults, including the alleged leader Wanlop “Ake Fai” Nuchfang, 32, and four under-18s had surrendered to police and faced charges, including trespassing at a school, damaging state property, assault resulting in injury and violating the Alcohol Control Act by drinking at a temple.

 

Wanlop was also charged with committing an indecent act on a teenage girl during the raid.

 

The adult suspects were denied bail due to their brazen disrespect for the law and a risk that they would tamper with evidence and threaten witnesses, the police said. Two 16-year-olds and two 17-year-olds suspects were kept at a juvenile detention centre until March 26 by a Central Juvenile and Family Court's order.

 

Meanwhile, Wat Sing temple abbot, Phra Khru Nawakarnwimon, said he had not talked to the newly ordained monk but had already assigned a mentor to help him as he was reportedly under stress after the incident. 

 

The abbot denied knowledge of a rumour that the new monk wanted to move to a Roi Et temple.

 

Source: http://www.nationmultimedia.com/detail/national/30364898

 

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2 hours ago, webfact said:

Police are looking for three suspects involved in Sunday’s attack on students and teachers at Bangkok’s Wat Sing Secondary School

I’m surprised they’re hiding. They looked so tough on the CCTV footage. 

2 hours ago, webfact said:

but had already assigned a mentor to help him as he was reportedly under stress after the incident.

best ordination he could possibly have; real world stuff

I hope, like me, you all had a good laugh at the mighty Wanlop crying on Thai tv news.

What an excuse for a man. God knows how he thought he'd get away with what he did.

And after inciting his petty riot he then sexually abuses a teenage girl. Pathetic.

I hope plod throws everything at him and his moronic wee gang.

Don't forget your arrest warrants BEFORE your start..... 

An off topic trolling post has been removed. 

This entire scene is an affirmation to the overall weakness of Thai men, their inability to accept responsibility and their continued abuse of underage girls.

6 hours ago, webfact said:

The abbot denied knowledge of a rumour that the new monk wanted to move to a Roi Et temple.

 

 

Was the new monk drunk at the time of the ceremony, just like his buddies???

 

The students and their parents should boycott this temple at all cost from now on.

7 hours ago, rkidlad said:

I’m surprised they’re hiding. They looked so tough on the CCTV footage. 

..the guy in the 'still photo' was threatening the police officer who backed right off..disgusting behaviour from (a) the aggressor and (b) the pussy officer.