The Royal Thai Army, which runs the shooting range, found that the teenaged shooter was not a member, so it was possible he came with an adult member, a source said on Friday.
An examination of video recordings from the shooting range’s security cameras over the past 10 days did not find the shooting suspect, according to the source.
Staff members of the shooting range were instructed to gather information about the suspect’s use of the facility, according to the source.
The Army has provided relevant information to police investigators working on the case, the source said.
According to its website, the shooting range is open daily from 10am to 6pm, with “no holidays”.
In a related development, the Juvenile Detention Centre has sent the shooting suspect to the Galya Rajanagarindra Institute for psychiatric evaluation and treatment at…
