Four suspects in the abduction of a Chinese man for a 1.8-million-baht ransom are arrested in front of a condominium building in Tao Poon area of Bangkok on Wednesday morning. (Police photo supplied with faces blurred)
Four foreigners, three confirmed to be Chinese nationals, have been arrested in connection with the Bangkok abduction of a Chinese man held for 1.8-million-baht ransom, police said.
The three Chinese suspects, two men and a woman, were believed to be the ring leaders in the plot, said to involve 11 people in total. Three other suspects were arrested when police freed the victim on Tuesday.
The two Chinese men arrested on Wednesday were identified as Liu Zemin and Luo Lijin, and the woman as Wang Xiaolei. The…
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