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Garage owner linked to MP’s shooting sentenced
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NARATHIWAT - A court in this southern province has sentenced a garage owner to five years in prison for dismantling an Internal Security Operations Command (Isoc) pickup truck used in the shooting of a Prachachat Party MP.
Key facts
- The Narathiwat Provincial Court on Friday initially sentenced Sunthorn Phrompakdee, who runs a vehicle repair garage in Tak Bai district, to 10 years
- NARATHIWAT - A court in this southern province has sentenced a garage owner to five years in prison for dismantling an Internal Security Operations Command (Isoc) pickup truck used in the shooting of a Prachachat Party MP.
- Sunthorn was accused of dismantling the Isoc pickup truck used in the March 20 attack on Kamonsak Leewamoh, an MP and prominent human rights lawyer.
- An initial 200,000 baht had been deposited with the court as compensation related to the dismantling of the vehicle
Summary
The Narathiwat Provincial Court on Friday initially sentenced Sunthorn Phrompakdee, who runs a vehicle repair garage in Tak Bai district, to 10 years. It reduced the sentence by half after he confessed and gave useful testimony. The prison term was not suspended.
Sunthorn was accused of dismantling the Isoc pickup truck used in the March 20 attack on Kamonsak Leewamoh, an MP and prominent human rights lawyer.