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Suporn Atthawong (centre) reveals among his broken election project posters in Nakhon Ratchasima on Feb 24 this year. He asked cops to take legal action versus the vandals. (Image by Prasit Tangprasert)

A charge versus a previous red-shirt co-leader who later on signed up with the pro-military Palang Pracharath Celebration has actually been dropped due to the fact that the statute of restrictions ended.

Suporn “Rambo Isan” Atthakorn might not be given hear an indictment at the Pattaya court, Prayut Petchakhun, deputy representative of the Workplace of the Attorney-General, stated on Tuesday.

Mr Suporn, 55, was amongst 7 suspects who were co-leaders of the United Front for Democracy Versus Dictatorship. The others are Veerakarn Musikapong, Nuttawut Saikaur, Jatuporn Prompan, Weng Tochirakarn, Chakraphob Penkhair and Adisorn Piangkate. Mr Chakraphob left the nation a number of years back and a warrant for his arrest was released.

On April 11, 2009, numerous red t-shirts stormed a hotel where the Asean Top was kept in Pattaya. They had actually been holding street demonstrations in a number of provinces to require then prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva to liquify Parliament and hold a brand-new election, and the relocation was to step up the pressure.

Their co-leaders were later on called to account and charged with initiating sedition at the Bad guy Court in Bangkok. The case is continuous.

Cops likewise utilized the exact same proof to charge them at the Pattaya Court and sent out the case to district attorneys on Aug 1, 2017. Pattaya district attorneys chose to prosecute all of them in early February this year, stated Mr Prayut.

They charged the others early this year. Mr Suporn sent his legal representative prior to the April 2 consultation date to notify them his customer was hospitalised and asked to reschedule. The demand was rejected and the district attorneys asked cops to bring him in to hear the indictment by April 5. After that date, cops informed them they might not bring him in so an arrest warrant was released, Mr Prayut stated.

Mr Suporn remained in the news late in 2015 when he revealed he would run as a PPRP MP prospect in Nakhon Ratchasima. He did not win a seat.

Mr Nuttawut, a co-defendant in the Pattaya case, composed on Facebook he was impressed by the “wonder of law” which let only Mr Suporn stroll complimentary.

” I do not have any issue if he is let off the hook due to the fact that we red t-shirts have actually dealt with a lot more charges than others. However the statute of restrictions ended? This is difficult to swallow.

” I’m just distressed by the wonder of law and the judicial procedure,” he composed.

There were rumours that making suits vanish was utilized as a tool to entice previous MPs to sign up with a brand-new celebration. “I question if there is a shred of reality in this case,” he continued.


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