ROI ET, June 5 - Police are preparing to issue arrest warrants for the gunman who shot an enemy at a Bun Bang Fai festival in Roi Et province that left one person dead and wounded two, as well as charging villagers who attacked the gunman. until injured and looking for the missing gun during the melee
Incident of villagers running away to death After the shooting occurred at the last day of the merit making ceremony at Wat Pho Si Chai, Meawadi District, Roi Et Province, by Mr. Thanawat (Hak Pan Na), 26 years old, the gunman met Mr. Prathin, 29 years old, an old enemy who had an affair. quarreled many times Therefore made an appointment to clear each other after Mo Lam quit, but did not settle, so used a short-barreled pistol to shoot at Mr. Prathin. The bullet hit his stomach, causing serious injuries. Mr. Prathin's neighbors heard gunshots and ran in. Mr. Thanawat then ran away from the temple. But when he was almost chased, he fired another shot at the counter. The bullet was hit by a 35-year-old Mr. Wutthipong, the bullet hit the stomach, seriously injured.
Mr. Pinit, 56, a good citizen, came to arrest the gunman. He was shot in the left chest and died on the spot. But Thanawat was lynched by villagers until his ribs and jaw were broken. also seriously injured All of them were taken to Myawaddy Hospital. But the symptoms were quite severe so he was sent to Roi Et Hospital. But recently, it's out of danger.
Police Colonel Prasit Champatum, superintendent of the Moei Wadi Police Station, said today that a court will be asked to approve a warrant for a gunman charged with intentionally killing someone and causing serious injury. As for the villagers who lynched the gunman to the point of being seriously injured, they will also be prosecuted for joint assault causing serious bodily harm. which the police are collecting evidence Both looking for the firearm used to cause the crime. which disappeared during the skirmish and someone picked it up and brought it back.-Thai News Agency
Source: Thai News Agency