Police End Shirtless Man’s Quest for Shotgun Vengeance
CHONBURI — Police arrested a man in Chonburi province early this morning for stumbling around his neighborhood drunk and half-naked with a loaded shotgun.
Bangkok Bombing Dragnet Yields 142 Unrelated Arrests
BANGKOK — A massive operation launched by police to find the perpetrator behind last week’s deadly bombing has netted 142 people on unrelated crimes, while the bomber and possible accomplices remain elusive.
Navy Commander Denies Chaining His ‘Servant Soldier’
BANGKOK — A retired Naval commander has denied chaining a soldier placed in his service to a tire and accused the conscript of bad and bizarre behavior in a lengthy letter sent to the media Saturday.
German Killed by Hit-And-Run Van Driver
CHONBURI — A 78-year-old German man was killed by a public van driver as he was crossing a road last night in Chonburi province.
Foreign Reporter Charged for Possessing Body Armor
BANGKOK — A reporter from Hong Kong charged with possessing body armor was released on bail today and has been forbidden from leaving the kingdom.
Bangkok Bomber May Have Fled Thailand: Police
BANGKOK — Six days after a deadly bomb killed at least 20 people in Bangkok, police said yesterday their prime suspect in the attack may have successfully fled the country.
Man Dropped Bag into Water Night Before Sathorn Pier Blast
BANGKOK — Less than 30 minutes after a bomb exploded Monday night at the Erawan Shrine, a man dropped a bag into the water next to a footbridge near Sathorn Pier that could have been the device which exploded harmlessly the next afternoon.
Seen Often on Sathorn 10, Suspect Thought to Use Fake Turkish Passport
By Todd Ruiz
BANGKOK — Motorcycle taxi operators in an upscale, residential neighborhood have identified a man seen numerous times there between December and February as matching a passport photo shown to them by investigators hunting the suspected Bangkok bomber, who might have been using a fake Turkish passport.
Bangkok Bombing Not ‘Transnational Terrorism,’ Police Say
BANGKOK — Thai police chief Somyot Pumpanmuang said yesterday he believes the deadly bombing that killed 20 people in Bangkok on Monday night was not a work of a foreign terrorist organization.
Police Refute 'The Times' Report Naming Suspect
BANGKOK — Police have denied a news report earlier today claiming two witnesses who said they interacted with the suspected Bangkok bomber had positively identified him in a passport photo shown to them by authorities.




















































