After attempting to resolve a dispute, the assistant crime suppression chief in Tai Mai was shot seven times.
A policeman officer was shot to death while trying to resolve a debate in Bangkok’s Sai Mai neighborhood on Friday night, leading to the arrest of a motorcycle technician.
According to Pol Capt Paiboon Phorthong, assistant research chief at the Sai Mai stop, officers apprehended Annop Srisueb, alias Sant Or-ngern, soon after he fired seven bullets at Pol Lt Col Banrang Kesaporn on Chalermphong Road. Around 8:30 p.m., the tragedy was identified to the police.
In front of a hair shop, Pol Lt Col Banrang, assistant crime reduction key at the Sai Mai place, was discovered lying in a pool of blood with numerous gunshot wounds. Before rushing him to a doctor, first assistance was provided by the rescue workers, but he succumbed to his wounds.
When Mr. Annop and a Myanmar man allegedly exchanged a fight with a police officer, the 41-year-old Pol Lt Col Banrang was dining at a local food restaurant when the officer demanded his assistance.
Mr. Annop returned to his bicycle repair shop, grabbed a 9mm handgun, and shot at Pol Lt. Col. Banrang before fleeing after the officers official made an attempted resolve. He later admitted to shooting the officer and was afterwards caught.
The believe is accused of murder, using illegal munitions, and other crimes.