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Suspect in Lop Buri gold shop shooting questioned by Nong Khai police


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1 hour ago, outsider said:

You GO and get the suspect in for questioning. You DO NOT ask or summon or whatever stupid terms you gits want to use, to get the SUSPECT to turn up!

You do realise that the police in most instances give their press statements in Thai, right? Then someone or someones translate that press release into English. The skills in the ability to translate can have vast ramifications in the nuance of the original press release.

 

Why are so many people taking this translation as gospel? I would have thought after a while in Thailand people have grasped the concept of things sometimes getting 'lost in translation." It seems not.

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7 hours ago, Old Croc said:

Hope they had more than that to go on.

Perhaps not as he was just summoned for questioning. They didn't execute the kill option.

 

I wonder how they collected the killer's DNA. It should sort this guy out one way or another. 

 

i wonder where the perpetrators DNA is...as he had gloves and hair covered, highly unlikely there will be any at the scene..maybe the spent bullet case..slim chance as reasonable amount is needed for analysis.

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6 hours ago, Thaiwrath said:

"The deputy police chief, Pol Gen Chaiwat Kateworachai, meanwhile, asked the robber to turn himself in within 10 days, saying that he will be caught sooner or later."

 

That old chestnut, expecting him to give himself up, after such a heinous crime.

As history will prove, not every miscreant, who has been asked to surrender, does so ! 

Well, this Suspect DID turn himself in as you will see, 

if you care to read the full article.

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54 minutes ago, Farangwithaplan said:

You do realise that the police in most instances give their press statements in Thai, right? Then someone or someones translate that press release into English. The skills in the ability to translate can have vast ramifications in the nuance of the original press release.

 

Why are so many people taking this translation as gospel? I would have thought after a while in Thailand people have grasped the concept of things sometimes getting 'lost in translation." It seems not.

So they can rip into the Thai police. Any excuse. Anything Thai.

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4 hours ago, nausea said:

Similar height and a red bag, a bit of a tenuous connection to say the least - a sop for the media if you ask me, to give the appearance they're doing something. I still go for the gun nut with gambling debts from an influential family angle

This is most likely just a tip off from the public as a result of their media releases.   Reasonable to speculate theat the cops don't think he done it.   They're just doing due diligence in excluding possibilities.

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2 hours ago, Torrens54 said:

Well, this Suspect DID turn himself in as you will see, 

if you care to read the full article.

Which article did you read? ????

 

The Thai PBS article I read said nothing of the sort. 

 

"The Nong Khai police called the man in for questioning "

 

Translation: "Round up the usual suspects" [Casablanca, 1942].

 

Do you think they just rang him up?  Messaged him on Facebook?

 

Obviously they sent a heavily armed squad out to escort him back to the station, Bro.

 

The article was written this way to save FACE for the suspect, in case they were wrong.

 

 

 

 

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9 hours ago, neeray said:

It must just be the translation. "Summoned for questioning" !

If he is the shooter/murderer/robber, summonsing would seem to be the equivalent of "notice to run".

Maybe this is a repeat of the Red Bull fiasco. Hope not !

Given the appalling nature of this crime, if summoned, an innocent person would go to clear their name. If this person doesn't go...

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1 minute ago, Odisan said:

Given the appalling nature of this crime, if summoned, an innocent person would go to clear their name. If this person doesn't go...

Assuming all they've got is DNA evidence and that came from the shell casings found at the scene, it's quite possible that it isn't the prep's DNA. It's quite feasable that A.N. Other handled the shells and the perp only handled them when wearing gloves.

 

The perfect way for a guilty man to exhonerate himself, particularly as the RTP are incapable of thinking outside the box.

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13 hours ago, neeray said:

It must just be the translation. "Summoned for questioning" !

If he is the shooter/murderer/robber, summonsing would seem to be the equivalent of "notice to run".

Maybe this is a repeat of the Red Bull fiasco. Hope not !

But if he is innocent lucky they did not carry out their orders to shoot to kill.

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