United Kingdom · Thai Examiner
Married couple from Loei remanded in prison until July 15 as DSI police pursue drug trafficking case against them
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The heroin investigation has widened dramatically after the DSI took control of the case, securing the continued detention of a married couple while officers pursue 30 witnesses and work to expose the alleged trafficking network behind the Thai Airwa
Key facts
- The heroin investigation has widened dramatically after the DSI took control of the case, securing the continued detention of a married couple while officers pursue 30 witnesses and work to expose the alleged trafficking network behind the
- DSI wins 12-day detention after warning court of flight risk and possible interference with evidence
- The Department of Special Investigation has secured a 12-day court detention order for a married couple accused of delivering a heroin-filled parcel at the centre of the expanding Thai Airways drug trafficking investigation, as both
- Couple deny heroin trafficking links as DSI pursues parcel delivery charges tied to flight attendant
- Overnight questioning begins after ONCB transfers married suspects to DSI under special case investigation
- Detectives widen heroin trafficking inquiry as police work to identify additional members of the network
Summary
The Department of Special Investigation has secured a 12-day court detention order for a married couple accused of delivering a heroin-filled parcel at the centre of the expanding Thai Airways drug trafficking investigation, as both suspects refused bail and continued denying any role in the wider smuggling network.
A married couple from Loei province, accused of delivering a heroin-filled parcel, remain behind bars after declining to seek bail. However, both continue to deny any involvement in the wider heroin smuggling operation linked to an airline flight attendant.