Police pointed to the man in the pink shirt # Mob Nov 17 As a citizen card it was expected to slip, the weapon hit the same group.

The senior vice minister pointed to the pink shirt. Raising the gun towards the group in the yellow shirt As a citizen card Waiting for a slippery gun to hit the same group

In the event that a group of people clashed during a demonstration in front of Parliament on November 17, several people were injured. In the online world, images of a man in a pink raincoat. Pretending to shoot a gun at a group of yellow shirts Netizens are trying to unearth the man’s suspicious evidence online. Noticing that this mysterious figure acted like shooting a gun at the protesters in the yellow shirt. Featuring a woman holding a duck to the side trying to yell something like a ban AND signal others to take over

Mr. Weera Somkid, former leader of the PDRC. In a Facebook post stating that the police should go after the arrested man in the pink shirt for investigation and legal punishment. Since the images and videos are evident that the man He pointed a gun at the protesters in the yellow shirt. Failure to do so will lead to the belief that the police are acting or refraining from performing their duties illegally to assist the offender.

latest Pol. Major General Piya Tawichai, Deputy Lieutenant General. Since the theme of the pink t-shirt From the CCTV footage inspection Please confirm that you are in the card group, the congregation group. Not among the protesters in the yellow shirt in any way Because it was discovered that there was a discussion with the group of community cards of the people With the nature of the barrel of the gun ready to fire It seems to be slippery Once slipped, the bullets hit the same group.

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Regarding the issue of prosecuting the protesters on November 17 in front of the council and on November 18 in front of the Royal Thai Police, Major General Piya said both cases are currently under investigation. To prove the identity of the offender at both points, he initially managed to identify more than 30 people, divided in the Bang Pho police station from the assembly in front of the National Assembly. You can show you know 14 people.