Shori Yamashita, 32, rushes out of The Old Siam Plaza in Phra Nakhon district, Bangkok, after allegedly snatching gold bars worth 2 million baht from a potential seller on Monday afternoon. (CCTV photo supplied)
Police arrested a Japanese man for allegedly stealing bullions worth about 2 million baht early Tuesday.
Police said Shori Yamashita, 32, was arrested on the roadside of Siripong Road in Phra Nakhon district, Bangkok, at 12.45am.
Police then searched the suspect’s room no 182 on the seventh floor at The Reserve condominium on Sukhumvit 61 Road and found five bullions weighing five, 10 and 20 baht-weight worth altogether about 2 million baht.
According to investigators, the man snatched the bullions from a seller after claiming to purchase them from the latter.
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