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Police hunt second terrorist suspect

The Criminal Court has approved a warrant for the arrest of another terrorist suspect, national police chief Priewpan Damapong said Thursday.

Terrorist suspect Hussein Atris(Photo by Surapol Promsaka na Sakolnakorn)

Police have charged the unnamed male suspect with possession of ammonium  nitrate in violation of the Arms Control Act.

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  • koolbreez

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    Discussion 3 : 19/01/2012 at 06:10 PM3

    The target isn't Thailand yet they still are heavily watching possible targets, and police presence has been increased in the suspected target areas.

    With the possible 140+ tons that 10 shipping containers could hold, where are the rest of the materials, and who sold all this to him? There has to be a paper trail with purchases that big.

    What is being told, and what is actually happening don't match. This is just like the flood details, it all doesn't add up. How many people are going to die because of this? Almost 1000 died from the misinformation given out during the flood.

  • upena

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    Discussion 2 : 19/01/2012 at 05:34 PM2

    "The police chief said the US terrorist travel warning to its citizens for Thailand remains in force, but he believed the US would lift it soon because the terrorist group's target is not Thailand."

    If you believe that, there is a bridge in Brooklyn I can sell you.

  • bangkokbob

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    Discussion 1 : 19/01/2012 at 04:55 PM1

    And why are we supposed to believe the target wasn't Thailand? Because the police or the government say so? Please keep the warning posted, US Embassy, and thanks for putting our safety before "face."

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