Samsen police have arrested the man who stabbed a former parliament maid after he fled to hide in Chiang Rai Province. They have coordinated with the military to bring him back for questioning and prosecution. Pol. Col. Nipon Nitikarunlerd, Superintendent of Samsen Metropolitan Police Station, revealed the progress of the case of the discovery of the body of a former parliament maid in an apartment room in Soi Samsen 28, Nakhon Chai Si Road, Thanon Nakhon Chai Si Subdistrict, Dusit District, Bangkok. After learning of the incident, the police quickly gathered evidence until they were certain that the perpetrator was her boyfriend, a conscripted soldier. Officers have already apprehended him in Chiang Rai Province. They are currently coordinating with relevant agencies to bring him to justice according to legal procedures. As for the cause, they will have to question him again. They will have to coordinate with the military law enforcement to send him to the investigation officer. From the initial autopsy, i t was found that he had been dead for 7-10 days. There were 1 stab wound on his torso, which was found in the room. For the suspect, Mr. Sunai, age 24, from checking his personal Facebook account, it was found that 17 hours ago, he posted a picture of himself in a military uniform holding a gun, and 6 days ago, he posted a clip on the Reels channel, with a comment under the post saying, "A warrior is not a lover." Source: Thai News Agency
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