Suspects Behind Haat Yai Mass Bombing Arrested

BY Khaosod Eng.

SONGKHLA — Security officers have detained two men accused of engineering the coordinated bombing attack that rocked Songkhla province in May.

Usman Daman, 27, and Adae Che-ubong, 29, were arrested this morning by soldiers and police officers in Songkhla province and taken to the headquarters of 41st Army Ranger Unit for interrogation, security officers say.

According to police, Usman and Adae are behind the three bombs that targeted state agencies and commercial areas in Songkhla's Haat Yai district on 6 May. The bombs injured 10 victims and severely damaged buildings in the district, but no fatalities were reported.

Police also told reporters that the two men are connected to an insurgent cell that exchanged gunfire with security officers in Saba Yoi district on 4 December.

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-- Khaosod English 2014-12-14

Two suspected militants arrested in Sabayoi district

SONGKHLA: -- Two suspected militants were arrested by a combined force of military troops and border patrol policemen in Sabayoi district of Songkhla province today (Sunday).

The joint force first raided house No 33/1 in Ban Pak Kluay in Tambon Bang Chanod where they found Mr Uzman Damin who was wanted by police under suspicion of involvement in a bombing attack in Hat Yai on May 6.

MrDamin was also suspected of involvement in the murder of a pickup truck owner in Thepa district. The stolen truck was later used in the gun attack of Makroodtambon administration organization in Pattani on November 11.

In a separate raid, also in Sabayoi district, authorities arrested another suspected militant identified as ArdaeJehdubong.

The two suspects will be subjected to laboratorial tests to determine whether there are gunpowder traces on their bodies.

Source: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/two-suspected-militants-arrested-sabayoi-district

-- Thai PBS 2014-12-14

Are these guys being railroaded in Thai style?

Are these guys being railroaded in Thai style?

no they have called us in to do it.

After three decades of seeing these arrests by the RTP , one can only conclude that maybe , maybe not they have the right suspects , their poor track record and laughable B/S on other cases suggest nothing has changed in recent months, indeed we maybe seeing an increase in incompetence, if that is at all possible.