According to a police source, investigators have evidence to prove the suspects received money from the boy. In Piyabutr’s case, funds were transferred to his bank account on September 20, September 25 and October 1, purportedly for the purchase of ammunition, the source said.
Meanwhile, two more people were arrested in Prachuap Khiri Khan province on Saturday as part of a police crackdown on suppliers of illegal guns following the mass shooting.
Suthida Panghom was charged with colluding to sell ammunition without permission. She reportedly told police that her husband had given her bank account number to someone who used it to receive money.
A man identified as Wuthipong Phetmanee was also arrested in Prachuap Khiri Khan for allegedly colluding to sell ammunition without permission.
He told police that about two weeks ago, Suthida’s…
