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Aunt of slain rights advocate Chaiyaphum Pasae arrested for drug charges

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Aunt of slain rights advocate Chaiyaphum Pasae arrested for drug charges

 

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CHIANG MAI: -- Police yesterday arrested the aunt of the late Lahu rights advocate Chaiyaphum Pasae for drug charges.

 

Miss Chantana Pasae, 20, was accused of involving in the slain rights advocate’s drug gang.

 

She was picked up from her home in Chiang Mai’s Chiang Dao district for questioning along with her friend Ms Nawa Jahu.

 

The arrest came after police arrested Chaiyaphum’s guardian who confessed to drug trafficking. The guardian is the brother of Ms Nawa.

 

Police said Chantana was involved because she was the person who transferred money to her nephew Chaiyaphum, while Nawa was the person who delivered meths to Chaiyaphum before he was shot dead by soldiers trying to escape a road checkpoint on March 17.

 

The extrajudicial killing of rights advocate Chaiyaphum sparked outcry by human rights group with claim that he was innocent and not involved in drug trafficking.

 

But police affirmed they have strong evidence the rights advocate was involved in drug trafficking.

 

Full story: http://englishnews.thaipbs.or.th/aunt-slain-rights-advocate-chaiyaphum-pasae-arrested-drug-charges/

 
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-- © Copyright Thai PBS 2017-05-30

" police affirmed they have strong evidence "

 

I'm not sure if they are believable.

 

Very sad - police force should be the way that nobody would doubt their claims

Is this the way how the army protect the "good soldiers"? Intimidation, fabricating accusations, not allowing independent proof of evidence and planting evidence?  Action speaks louder than words.

And no! You can not view the CCTV footage!

I just wonder if they think the public believe a word they say regarding this and most cases. :saai:

You know...I don't think that's why she's been arrested. 

On ‎30‎/‎05‎/‎2017 at 1:23 PM, sweatalot said:

" police affirmed they have strong evidence "

I'm not sure if they are believable.

I'm sure that they are unbelievable.

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