BANGKOK, Jan 25 (TNA) – National police chief Pol Gen Damrongsak Kittiprapas ordered investigators to seek the revocation of bail for Pol Col Wanthanaree Kornchayanant, wife of Chinese businessman Chaiyanat aka Tuhao as she was found to have been interfering with evidence and threatening a witness.

 

However, the court decided not to revoke her bail. Investigators will closely monitor the suspect and will ask the court to cancel the bail granted to her immediately if she interferes with evidence.

 

Wantanaree was arrested for alleged involvement in grey businesses linked to her husband and has been charged with money laundering.

 

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12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

However, the court decided not to revoke her bail. Investigators will closely monitor the suspect and will ask the court to cancel the bail granted to her immediately if she interferes with evidence.

 

12 hours ago, snoop1130 said:

wife of Chinese businessman Chaiyanat aka Tuhao as she was found to have been interfering with evidence and threatening a witness.

Hasn't she already done it?

Shouldn't interfering with evidence or threatening witnesses be added to any charges? Or if no charges, then that should be basis of charges. In most police forces around the world, at least, it would be a disciplinary offence surely.

 

She's a Police Colonel and the daughter of a former Deputy Prime Minister.

 

They might as well quit the farce of trying to prosecute her and just give her a few wais and let her go.

3 hours ago, soi3eddie said:

Shouldn't interfering with evidence or threatening witnesses be added to any charges? Or if no charges, then that should be basis of charges. In most police forces around the world, at least, it would be a disciplinary offence surely.

 

The BiB are a law unto themselves, sadly...

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