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Police make weapons link in probe of deadly attack on PDRC

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BANGKOK: -- The spent cartridges fired from automatic weapons in a deadly attack on anti-government protesters in Trat in February were from the same weapon found in a cache of arms seized in a raid last week by police and military officers in Samut Sakhon, police said.

In short, an M3 submachine gun - and 45mm munitions - found in the Samut Sakhon raid is the weapon used in the attack on members of the People's Democratic Reform Committee in Trat," deputy police chief General Aek Angsananont told a press conference yesterday.

Aek said police were investigating connections between a female suspect, Janthana Warakornsakulkij, who had admitted to owning the weapons, and other people allegedly involved.

He said police were also investigating the authenticity of member cards issued by the pro-government United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship that were found in Janthana's apartment.

A group of gunmen opened fire with automatic weapons on the PDRC supporters on the night of February 2, killing three people including two young children and wounding a large number of people.

Aek said the military had nothing do with the attack.

Meanwhile, a paramilitary ranger was shot and killed during a raid on a home in Trat's Khao Saming district where three men suspected of taking part in the attack in February resided.

The gunmen grabbed the dead ranger's M16 and fled while the raid team arrested the two others, placing them in custody for questioning.

Aek said police were looking further into an attack using M79 and automatic weapons on PDRC supporters occupying Rajdamnoen Avenue in Bangkok this month, but had no further leads.

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-- The Nation 2014-05-27

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At least now they have uncontroversial proof of the link between the terrorist attack and the PTP/UDD. Now all they need to do is find which leader gave the orders. Then a nice firing squad

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I think Thailand has become the HUB of "singers"

Unfortunately those in the leadership that ordered these operations have most likely already fled the country, unless of course they are already esteemed guests of General Prayuth

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Thumper101's post above about rounding the suspects up..military court, then firing squad would indeed send a clear message to the nation...

...no more big 'donations' from the culprits family, no more exemptions because of how high-ranking that person is within his profession (or transfers to another post up-country)..this would be the start of 'real law' in the LOS.

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While there is concern from the international community concerning the actions of the current military junta there was a deafening silence from those same self righteous smug international bodies concerning the attacks on civilian protesters by armed assassins.

Strange how that bastion of freedom Robert Amsterdam stood on the sidelines in complete silence .Indeed the delights of ''paid for dual standards'' are amazing.

interesting to note that now the so called leaders or manipulators heading up the assorted self professed security and law keeping bodies have been removed progress is suddenly made in this particular case.

Perchance ear medicine was affecting the balance (bias) of the head manipulator of those aforementioned bodies, plus a touch of nepotism here and there along with no doubt the dangling bait of a governmental sinecure and a cash donation too, perish the thought.

The last time round in 2006 the military used kid gloves much as was the situation in the first Gulf War, we all saw the results of that inaction and those results were mirrored in Thailand's political, legal, business and social scene in that too long running black comedy ''The Shinwatra puppet show.''

Hopefully this time round the lessons have been learnt and we are hopefully now seeing the cleaning out of the corrupt detritus that has contaminated the Thai political scene since 2001 in its various guises.

Nnaah...all those since 2001...were just honest mistakes...dry.png

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Someone should tell Jonathan head and Senator Kerry - COUPS get things DONE!!!

They know it...therefor they hate it....What would happen if the US army remembers its duty and refuse to attack a country and instead coup away the corrupt politic mafia?

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So. . . Ok. . . Where are the red defending folks that, after every attack, either said it was the PDRC shooting their own or it wasn t proven yet? Its clear now that this vile attack on women and children was the reds doing.

Don't worry, one or two will show up to throw the perfunctory "it's a conspiracy by the Army" post and scoot away.

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While there is concern from the international community concerning the actions of the current military junta there was a deafening silence from those same self righteous smug international bodies concerning the attacks on civilian protesters by armed assassins.

Strange how that bastion of freedom Robert Amsterdam stood on the sidelines in complete silence .Indeed the delights of ''paid for dual standards'' are amazing.

interesting to note that now the so called leaders or manipulators heading up the assorted self professed security and law keeping bodies have been removed progress is suddenly made in this particular case.

Perchance ear medicine was affecting the balance (bias) of the head manipulator of those aforementioned bodies, plus a touch of nepotism here and there along with no doubt the dangling bait of a governmental sinecure and a cash donation too, perish the thought.

The last time round in 2006 the military used kid gloves much as was the situation in the first Gulf War, we all saw the results of that inaction and those results were mirrored in Thailand's political, legal, business and social scene in that too long running black comedy ''The Shinwatra puppet show.''

Hopefully this time round the lessons have been learnt and we are hopefully now seeing the cleaning out of the corrupt detritus that has contaminated the Thai political scene since 2001 in its various guises.

Never let the truth get in the way of a good story. In FACT, many groups, bodies, organisations, countries DID condemn the violence and expressed concern and regret about the civilian deaths in the protests and particularly so in respect of the children in Trat and outside Big C. Either you didn't notice or now choose to forget , for whatever reason

Yeah leave it up to this guy to speak up and defend the injustice by this govt. Everyone, because of political correctness has to say that they condemn it. Even YS condemned it. But by the mere action of the govt not finding the killers speaks louder than words. And you believe in democracy. Maybe you do, but you sure have a deep agenda. Maybe it's your training with the US military to disseminate information to help deviate from the truth. That is what US is good with.

If you truly believe in democracy, then the action by this govt is truly undemocratic. The basic rights in a democracy is the freedom of speech. That my friend was taken away a long time ago with the first attacks and murder of innocent protesters at their sites. And this is where US and the entire International community turned a blind eye on the atrocity committed by this government. Not catching even one person for the murder is a form of suppression of freedom of speech. Let me explain to you how this is a form of suppression of free speech. After 23 people killed and 700+ injured, you mean there is not one suspected found? People are scared for their lives, literally, because police are not able to defend their basic democratic rights. Hence people are afraid to speak up against the government or go to the rallies. And even the head of the govt, Chalerm, warned democratic citizens not to go to these rally because they are concern for their safety. If that is not suppression of free speech, I don't know what is. They even shown their true color by finding gunman when it concerns anyone attacking their supporters, like the UDD group. Making arrest of people with arms and linking them to PDRC. With so many much more incidents against the protesters, they can't even catch one.

But now with the military, within a few days of taking power catches these criminal, which police did nothing to go after them. And the biggest crime are US and all the international community not demanding the govt. to protect the basic rights of people here. Talking about hypocrites. Denouncing the coup, when democracy was already destroyed. This is a reset that is needed. I sometimes forget, that the govt. of these countries probably have to look out for their own peeps. So they are willing to turn a blind eye on the issue that goes against their associates.

Well stated. Somebody is thinking.

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While there is concern from the international community concerning the actions of the current military junta there was a deafening silence from those same self righteous smug international bodies concerning the attacks on civilian protesters by armed assassins.

Strange how that bastion of freedom Robert Amsterdam stood on the sidelines in complete silence .Indeed the delights of ''paid for dual standards'' are amazing.

interesting to note that now the so called leaders or manipulators heading up the assorted self professed security and law keeping bodies have been removed progress is suddenly made in this particular case.

Perchance ear medicine was affecting the balance (bias) of the head manipulator of those aforementioned bodies, plus a touch of nepotism here and there along with no doubt the dangling bait of a governmental sinecure and a cash donation too, perish the thought.

The last time round in 2006 the military used kid gloves much as was the situation in the first Gulf War, we all saw the results of that inaction and those results were mirrored in Thailand's political, legal, business and social scene in that too long running black comedy ''The Shinwatra puppet show.''

Hopefully this time round the lessons have been learnt and we are hopefully now seeing the cleaning out of the corrupt detritus that has contaminated the Thai political scene since 2001 in its various guises.

Never let the truth get in the way of a good story. In FACT, many groups, bodies, organisations, countries DID condemn the violence and expressed concern and regret about the civilian deaths in the protests and particularly so in respect of the children in Trat and outside Big C. Either you didn't notice or now choose to forget , for whatever reason

I think he means all the ones making all the noise now... the EU, US State Dept, Human Rights and the UN.

None of those bothered to bat an eyelid when people were being slaughtered at the hands of the government supporting dogs. Neither did they demand the government or the DSI or CAPO or the police find these dregs and bring them to justice. They just continually barked support for the government, even though they all probably knew deep down that these exact same people they were supporting to remain in power were the exact same regime that was almost certainly behind the facilitation for the perpetuation and continence of these murders, ..... if not...... secretly ordering them.

in addition - and for me personally most telling - was the fact there was no credible sincere condemnation from the ruling powers themselves at the time.

It was more important for Yingluck to inspect vegetables on a PR tour somewhere in the country than going on TV to address the nation and condemn the killings - especially as their own hardcore supporters were filmed cheering the news of killings.

What kind of "government" does not make a clear public address in such a situation??

In General Prayuths own words "where are they now"

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