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Worker arrested under suspicion of torching TV assembly plant in Kabin Buri

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A worker was arrested under suspicion of torching TV assembly plant

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BANGKOK: -- A man has been arrested under suspicion of setting fire to a television assembly plant in Kabin Buri district of Prachin Buri on the night of November 6.

Witnesses said the suspect, 36-year Chinnakorn Prom-on, claimed that he was responsible for torching the factory of Thai Harbel Industry which assembled television sets.

Police said that video footage showed that Chinnakorn, a worker at the factory, entered the compound of the factory before it caught fire. Evidence from the video footage and statement from co-workers about the suspect’s claim of setting fire to the premise prompted the police to seek a court’s warrant for his arrest, police added.

Earlier on November 5, police said Chinnakorn was reprimanded by his boss for drinking in the factory and was told to take a rest at his lodging outside the premise.

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/worker-arrested-suspicion-torching-tv-assembly-plant/

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-- Thai PBS 2014-11-10

There has to be more to this than reported, if not, well.......... Thainess I spose.

Lose face, light a match...sounds perfectly reasonable.

I really have to know, was he Burmese?

I really have to know, was he Burmese?

Now I understand your choice of username!!coffee1.gif

I really have to know, was he Burmese?

Now I understand your choice of username!!coffee1.gif

Agreed. When some people have nothing to say,. they resort to this kind of comment.

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