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Arrest warrant issued for Bangkok Blast key suspect

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BANGKOK, 16 September 2015 (NNT) – The court has issued an arrest warrant for the suspect of the bombing incidents in Bangkok for unauthorized possession of weapons, while the latest investigation has confirmed the suspect's connection to the incident, the NCPO says.

The National Council for Peace and Order (NCPO) announced on a nationally televised broadcast with the 6th Division Metropolitan Police Commander Pol Maj Gen Chayapol Chatchaidej, revealing the latest investigation progress of the Bangkok bombing incidents.

The police commander stated that interrogations over the last weekend have confirmed suspect Abudureheman Abususataer or Ishan's connection to the incidents. The suspect has been issued with an arrest warrant by Minburi Provincial Court due to unauthorized possession of weapons.

According to the police commander, the investigation of evidences and witnesses, along with financial transactions, has led to the belief that there are more persons related to the incident. Police and military officials have joined forces to conduct search operations at two areas in Bangkok, and seized suspicious articles and demanded that related persons must be interrogated to continue the investigation.

Regarding reimbursements to the injured and families of the deceased, the NCPO Spokesman Col Winthai Suwaree has revealed that the Ministry of Tourism and Sports is now considering special compensations to the victims and their families, in accordance to the nature of the incident.

He also cited the Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ report that all nations with citizens affected from this incident have expressed their gratitude to the Thai government for taking good care of the injured victims and the families of the casualties.

The NCPO Spokesman has also asked the media not to report this incident in any manner that may lead to a public misunderstanding, or produce false analyses that points towards a single assumption. Assumptions without concrete evidence may cause confusion among the public, and could even harm Thailand's relations with other countries.

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"Assumptions without concrete evidence may cause confusion among the public, and could even harm Thailand's relations with other countries."

Pot calling the kettle black methinks ... perhaps the RTP and Military should take their own advice.

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"Assumptions without concrete evidence may cause confusion among the public, and could even harm Thailand's relations with other countries."

Pot calling the kettle black methinks ... perhaps the RTP and Military should take their own advice.

And when will they start issuing arrest warrants for the RTP, military, and immigration officers who received bribes from ISIL to provide protection and assistance in their Uighur smuggling ring which trafficked 50,000 Uighurs through Thailand to Istanbul? Oh, I forgot, this is Thailand, where . . .

The media is prohibited from producing "false analyses that points towards a single assumption. Assumptions without concrete evidence may cause confusion among the public, and could even harm Thailand's relations with other countries."

Yes, it's called loss of face.

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"Assumptions without concrete evidence may cause confusion among the public, and could even harm Thailand's relations with other countries."

Pot calling the kettle black methinks ... perhaps the RTP and Military should take their own advice.

What advice? Do not think they even have a clue. But hey keep it going boys. WE're just looking for clues at the scene of the crime, life's been good to me so far.......Gee wasn't that a song?

Oh sorry, I must just be dreaming. Oh well back to bed.facepalm.giffacepalm.giffacepalm.gif

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"Assumptions without concrete evidence may cause confusion among the public, and could even harm Thailand's relations with other countries."

Pot calling the kettle black methinks ... perhaps the RTP and Military should take their own advice.

The RTP already have 3 million Baht in concrete evidence?

How confusing is that?

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