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Students held over deadly bus shooting

CCTV footage captures six suspected assailants

Six students have been detained in connection with the public bus shooting in which two people died and two others wounded on Wednesday, a source close to the police investigation said.

School of weaponry Forty-nine vocational students are rounded up on Bang Na-Trat Road yesterday by police who seized from them 20 knives, four axes, two petrol bombs and a pen gun. SUTHIWIT CHAYUTWORAKAN

They are all current and former students of Don Muang Technical School captured on surveillance camera footage following the attack.

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  • Discussion 10 : 16 Jun 2012 at 10.0410

    Lock 'em up!

  • dao

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    Discussion 9 : 16 Jun 2012 at 09.529

    These kids are a reflection of our society .Before we finger point which we love to do maybe think about why we let people in our society become like this .Our indifference knows no bounds .

  • Discussion 8 : 16 Jun 2012 at 09.278

    What does an Art college have to fight over with a Technical college ??...
    Someone commented yesterday that it's nothing to do with the colleges and simply all about gangs. I didn't believe it then but with my question above it kind of makes sense...

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    Discussion 7 : 16 Jun 2012 at 09.147

    Each of the students confirmed to have carried weapons and subsequently fined the ludicrous sum of Baht 100 should be publicly named and shamed. No photographs with their faces covered. Ensure the public know who they are by wide distribution of their photographs. If weapons are getting into schools then schools are seriously deficient in security measures and police should take action against such schools. Nothing but talk over and over about these incidents. Perhaps closure of the schools involved for a year may get their attention.

  • Discussion 6 : 16 Jun 2012 at 09.066

    Everyone keeps criticising the Thai schools. How about putting some pf the blame on parents who "raise" children to act like this?

  • Discussion 5 : 16 Jun 2012 at 09.055

    100 Baht! The minimum fine for speeding is 200Baht. I guess in Thai society traffic infractions are more serious than carrying weapons.

  • Discussion 4 : 16 Jun 2012 at 08.134

    They were fined 100 baht. If these are students why weren't they turned over to the parents. Same with the other found with the swords and knifes why turn over to the school and not parents. 100 baht fine is nothing, they must have laugh when they left the police station at how foolish the laws are in Thailand.

  • Discussion 3 : 16 Jun 2012 at 06.083

    What a joke...a 100 baht fine for carrying a concealed weapon...that's good old archaic Thai law.

  • Discussion 2 : 16 Jun 2012 at 05.102

    Somebody needs to show this story to the people down at the culture ministry. Maybe it would take their mind off Lady Gaga.

  • Discussion 1 : 16 Jun 2012 at 04.041

    Buddhism, anyone?

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