SOUTH CRISIS
Five male suspects arrested in Narathiwat
The Nation

NARATHIWAT: -- A 100-strong team of paramilitary rangers took five men into custody yesterday during a raid on three villages in Narathiwat's Rangae district. The arrests were made under martial law.

In a move to hunt down suspects of the Tanyongmas railway bombing on May 14 and the double bombings on Monday, the team, led by Major Rungsak Srisura, raided several homes in three villages in tambons Ba-ngo Sato and Kalisa yesterday morning.

The action followed a tip that operatives such as Amran Ming, Abdulloh Maming, Sola Loh and Usman Aesae, facing at least 10 national-security warrants each, were lying low at insurgency sympathisers' homes in the area, though the rangers did not find them.

Instead they arrested Muhammad-mudori Lateh, 31, and a 16-year-old boy along with 700 litres of illegal petrol in a pickup truck.

They also apprehended three unnamed male suspects separately.

In a search of an abandoned house in a wooded area, the team also discovered a mobile-phone circuit panel and a motorcycle and believed that this was the house where the insurgents were hiding.

-- The Nation 2014-05-21

Good Job

Good Job

Well done very dangerous place to aprehend suspects

Just shows how incompetent the police have been

hooray! maybe these army guys should show certain others how it's done.

Just shows how incompetent the police have been

Understatement .

Remember the last time arrests were made under martial law in the South anyone? I bet the locals remember.

Its amazing how much more stuff you can get done when you suspend rights. Hopefully they will start cleaning up the political corruption LOL who are we kidding!

What no finger pointing picture???

Before all the congratulations are flung about , it's best you all read the OP properly.

In a move to hunt down suspects of the Tanyongmas railway bombing on May 14 and the double bombings on Monday, the team, led by Major Rungsak Srisura, raided several homes in three villages in tambons Ba-ngo Sato and Kalisa yesterday morning.

The action followed a tip that operatives such as Amran Ming, Abdulloh Maming, Sola Loh and Usman Aesae, facing at least 10 national-security warrants each, were lying low at insurgency sympathisers' homes in the area, though the rangers did not find them.

Instead they arrested Muhammad-mudori Lateh, 31, and a 16-year-old boy along with 700 litres of illegal petrol in a pickup truck.

They also apprehended three unnamed male suspects separately.

So the rangers did not arrest the suspects in the railway bombing.

Instead they arrested a local and his 16 year old helper with 700 liters of illegal petrol, which presumably is untaxed and they were probably smuggling (Kalisa tambon is in Narathiwat Province on the border with Malaysia.)

They also arrested 3 unnamed individuals. If they were known insurgents that they were looking for I'm sure they would have named them.

Watch the news for more details but that is not likely to happen.

This martial law is suppose to arrest the bad Thaksin's guys up North (e.g. Chiang Rai), and not to bother good Suthep's people of the South (e.g. Narathiwat)

Remember the last time arrests were made under martial law in the South anyone? I bet the locals remember.

yes and it was thaksin and his lizard pet who will never go back down there. i would be funny to force them down there and make them apologize.

What no finger pointing picture???

No pictures, this is the Army speaking, the only force who are with the people.

If it were the Thaksin police force you had photo's of smiling <deleted> pointing their fingers to suspects.