Families seek permission to visit two Bangkok bomb suspects

[snoop1130]

Families seek permission to visit two Bangkok bomb suspects

By The Nation

 

 

The families of two suspects arrested over the Bangkok bomb attacks sought permission to visit them after the two were transferred to the Royal Thai Police’s Forward Command in Yala on Monday morning.

 

The two suspects were identified by their families as Lu-ai Saengae, 23, and Wildun Maha, 29. Both are residents of Narathiwat’s Rusoh district.

 

The two were arrested on a bus at the Pathomphon checkpoint in Chumphon’s Muang district early on Friday after they were seen on security cameras allegedly planting homemade bombs in front of Royal Thai Police headquarters the day before. They were taken to the police training school under Provincial Police Bureau 9 before they were transferred to the Forward Command.

 

The mother of Lu-ai and relatives of both suspects came to the Royal Thai Police Forward Command at 10.37am to visit the two suspects, only to be told that the morning visiting hours ended at 10am. They were instructed to come back to visit them in the afternoon, starting at 2pm.

 

Lu-ai’s mother said she came to visit her son because she would like to find out whether he was safe and treated justly.

 

“If I see with my own eyes that he is safe, I’ll feel relieved,” she said.

 

“Whether he committed the crime is a matter of judicial process. But I have not met him for four days since his arrest. I am worried.”

 

She said she was initially informed by the tambon chief that her son was arrested, but she did not know why. She said she was later informed in a phone call by an official that her son was charged with planting bombs in Bangkok.

 

“Lately, my son has been staying home all the time because he has just finished his research and will receive a degree soon. He told me he would make a visit to Bangkok to tour the city so I gave him permission.”

 

The mother said she would like to call on police not to harm her son.

 

“Please take care of my son and his friend. Whether he was right or wrong, please deal with him according to the law. Please don’t harm him. That’s all I ask,” the mother pleaded.

 

Source: https://www.nationthailand.com/news/30374238

 

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[SammyT]

Gotta laugh at that rationale. Their family members are suspected of planting explosive devices which could kill or maim anyone unlucky enough to be in the immediate vicinity and they're bleating about concern for human rights. 

 

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes

[MadMuhammad]

I wonder what faith they follow.....

[NCC1701A]

44 minutes ago, snoop1130 said:

“Lately, my son has been staying home all the time because he has just finished his research and will receive a degree soon.

 

 

 

[sammieuk1]

Wonder if the forward command post is the mythical inactive post so many police visit in their career-ing????  

[from the home of CC]

I'm surprised with such a large operation that more damage wasn't done, looks like the bomb maker might of dropped the ball or possibly a lot of carnage wasn't on the menu in the first place. They've certainly have had a lot more spectacular results down on their home turf.. 

[Galactus]

16 hours ago, MadMuhammad said:

I wonder what faith they follow.....

sure they are not following the faith of guys did the mas shootings in US, i means the christian terror.

I still feel like these are Thanksin s men. and they are covering it up like 'muslim did it' kind of shit as lots of brainwashed fools around like you believing such s  h  i t.

[LazySlipper]

Should send the suspects to Guantanamo if found guilty. Bombs and mass shootings are the cowardly way to try to right wrongs.