Police will summon the Bentley driver involved in an expressway collision that left eight people injured to hear an additional charge after narcotic substances were detected in his blood.
National police chief Damrongsak Kittiprapas said yesterday investigators must press additional charges against Suthat Siwapiromrat after a blood test at the Police General Hospital found narcotic substances in his system.
Pol Lt Gen Jirasan Kaewsaeng-Ek, deputy commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Bureau (MPB) said on Friday an initial test detected a substance that could have been methamphetamine, ketamine, diazepam or nordiazepam. Further tests were…
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