The men are accused of selling a gun to a 14-year-old suspected of killing three people in the Siam Paragon mall.
Police in Thailand have arrested two men accused of selling a gun to a 14-year-old suspected shooter who allegedly killed three people in a Bangkok shopping centre.
The suspect has been arrested for Tuesday’s killings at the Siam Paragon mall. He has also been charged with carrying and firing a gun in a public place and owning an unlicensed firearm.
On Thursday morning, officers in the country’s southern Yala province arrested the duo on suspicion of providing the boy with the blank-firing pistol that was modified to shoot live rounds at the mall.
“Police raided their houses to find more evidence connected to the case,” a senior Yala policeman told the AFP news agency. “They were sent to Bangkok for questioning.”
Hundreds of shoppers fled the mall on Tuesday…
