(C) Bangkok Post
Dissent pioneer Jatupat Boonpathararaksa and three different dissidents handed themselves over to police on Monday to battle an accuse in association of an enemy of government rally. The extremist, otherwise called Pai Daodin, and three different individuals from the Talu Fah bunch answered to Thung Song Hong police headquarters after a court endorsed warrants for their capture.
They were accused of ruining the Thung Song Hong police headquarters sign with red paint during a dissent on Aug 3. Mr Jatupat drove demonstrators to the police headquarters in Lak Si region last Tuesday in fight at his capture the earlier day.
On Aug 2, he drove the an enemy of government exhibition before the Narcotics Suppression Bureau on Vibhavadi-Rangsit Road, requesting the arrival of dissenters confined during against government rallies and the acquiescence of Prime Minister Prayut Chan-o-cha.
He was captured and delivered on bail the following day. Mr Jatupat as of now deals with various indictments. On Monday he denied the charge against him and three different demonstrators enrolled by Thung Song Hong police.
Along with this, Phai Dao Din has not been delivered on bail. making a few masses come to Thung Song Hong Police Station to join the Talu Fa bunch that has settled down to screen the circumstance since the morning
The environment at the lodging The group control police (DEF) remained in line at the passageway and exit. to keep control while the Talu Fah masses remained to follow the news behind the police lines. The circumstance was quiet.
Then, at that point at 6:00 p.m., the examining official Thung Song Hong Police Station took Phai Dao Din in a vehicle to keep the suspect. Prior to getting into the vehicle, Phai Daodin stood up emblematically 3 inches. During that time, the majority held up three fingers to help them prior to strolling into the vehicle to control the charged to go to the Bangkok Special Prison.
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