🚨 Songkhla Prosecutor Threatened Amidst Inmate Escape Inquiry 🚨
The Songkhla Prosecutor investigating the escape of prisoner Chaowalit Thongduang has received a life-threatening letter from an associate of the escaped detainee, prompting an investigation by local police. The prisoner, nicknamed “Sia Paeng Na Nod,” escaped during a hospital visit and authorities have arrested one of his associates while continuing the search. Stay updated on this developing story!
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Threatening Letter from Inmate’s Friend
A life-threatening note was received by the Provincial Prosecutor of Songkhla, who is currently investigating the escape of a prisoner, Chaowalit Thongduang, from Nakhon Si Thammarat Hospital. It’s believed that the author of the letter is a close friend of the escaped detainee, a claim currently under investigation by the police at Muang Songkhla station.
The prosecutor received the letter, penned with a blue ink, at the Provincial Court Prosecution office located at tambon Bo Yang within Muang Songkhla district. The note, which was dated October 27th, demanded that the prosecutor return money to Chaowalit, failing which he and his family would be in danger.
About the Runaway Prisoner
The 37-year-old Chaowalit, also known as “Sia Paeng Na Nod,” made his escape from detention on October 22. This occurred during a visit to the hospital for dental treatment, during which he collapsed due to extreme leg pain. The prosecutor reported having no personal knowledge of Chaowalit, stating he only joined the Songkhla office in April, transferring from the Office of Juvenile and Family Prosecution in Phatthalung.
Arrest of Chaowalit’s Close Aide
In a related development, one of Chaowalit’s close aides, Sutiwas Khunnarong, was apprehended by the Hanuman taskforce and provincial police investigation team. Sutiwas, also known as “Non Thung Lan,” had been hiding out in Ratchaburi’s Muang district’s tambon Don Tako. He was subsequently transferred to Nakhon Si Thammarat provincial police station.
Search for the Fugitive
Deputy Commander of Nakhon Si Thammarat police, Pol Col Nutthawut Thongthip, commented that Chaowalit can surrender himself at any police station should he return to Thailand. Officers have been conducting investigations in Patthalung’s Sri Nakharin district, where it is believed the escape occurred. Two individuals have been identified as potential connections to the escape, one of whom is suspected of having provided the get-away vehicle.
Internal Investigation
In the aftermath of Chaowalit’s escape, the Corrections Department, under Deputy Justice Permanent Secretary Sahakarn Petchnarin, has initiated an internal investigation. Chaowalit’s escape has raised questions about the security measures and practices in place, and the investigation aims to identify potential lapses and areas for improvement.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the Songkhla Prosecutor investigating the prisoner’s escape and what threat has he received?
The Songkhla Prosecutor in question is currently investigating the escape of prisoner Chaowalit Thongduang. During this investigation, he received a life-threatening letter, believed to be authored by a close friend of the escaped prisoner. The letter demanded the return of money to Chaowalit, warning that the prosecutor and his family would be endangered if he failed to comply. This threat has led to a police investigation into the matter.
What is known about the prisoner, Chaowalit Thongduang who escaped?
Chaowalit Thongduang, also known as “Sia Paeng Na Nod,” is a 37-year-old prisoner who escaped from detention on October 22, during a visit to the hospital for dental treatment. He managed to escape after collapsing due to severe leg pain. The prosecutor reported not having any personal knowledge of Chaowalit, as he only joined the Songkhla office in April, transferring from the Office of Juvenile and Family Prosecution in Phatthalung.
What steps have been taken since Chaowalit’s escape?
In the aftermath of Chaowalit’s escape, the Corrections Department, under Deputy Justice Permanent Secretary Sahakarn Petchnarin, has initiated an internal investigation to assess the security measures and practices in place. Concurrently, officers have been conducting investigations in Patthalung’s Sri Nakharin district, where it is believed the escape occurred. Moreover, one of Chaowalit’s close aides, Sutiwas Khunnarong, has been arrested by the Hanuman taskforce and provincial police investigation team. The Deputy Commander of Nakhon Si Thammarat police, Pol Col Nutthawut Thongthip, has also stated that Chaowalit can surrender himself at any police station if he returns to Thailand.
