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Thailand’s CSD police apprehend arms trafficking gang, arresting 17 suspects


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Police have arrested 17 suspects, including the chief officer of Si Racha district and the alleged mastermind of a major arms trafficking gang, which has allegedly sold hundreds of various types of firearms, ammunition and hand grenades to customers in Thailand and neighbouring countries, according to National Police Chief Pol Gen Suwat Jangyodsuk.

 

Five major suspects, including the alleged ring leader, 32-year-old Danupol Yompong, Si Racha’s district chief officer, a former chief district officer of Sai Yok district in Kanchanaburi province and an official of Sai Yok district, were arrested in coordinated raids on houses in Chon Buri and Kanchanaburi provinces, said the police chief.

 

Seventeen guns of various calibres, over 10,000 rounds of ammunition, 490 “Por 4” gun licenses, 36 “Por 3” gun purchase permits, 28 bank books, two houses, five boats and six cars have been impounded, the police chief said at a press conference held at the Crime Suppression Division (CSD) office yesterday (Monday).

 

Full Story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/thailands-csd-police-apprehend-arms-trafficking-gang-arresting-17-suspects/

 

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Five major suspects, including the alleged ring leader, 32-year-old Danupol Yompong, Si Racha’s district chief officer, a former chief district officer of Sai Yok district in Kanchanaburi province and an official of Sai Yok district, were arrested in coordinated raids on houses in Chon Buri and Kanchanaburi provinces, said the police chief.

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