Dieser Fall ist von Vielen schon vergessen.The Nation June 28, 2016 4:52 pm
THE Supreme Court Tuesday sentenced red-shirt activist Kwanchai Praipana in absentia to two years in jail for attempted murder and assault.
Seven yellow shirts had filed a lawsuit against Kwanchai for an attack at Nongprajak Park in Udon Thani in 2008 that had left many people seriously injured.
Both the Criminal and Appeals Courts found Kwanchai guilty and sentenced him to two years and eight months in jail as well as a fine of Bt350,000 plus 7.5 per cent interest.
Kwanchai was released on a Bt500,000 bail after he appealed the verdict at Supreme Court, but then failed to turn up to hear the verdict on May 24.
In addition, his Bt500,000 bail guarantee was confiscated yesterday when he once again failed to show in court. However, his wife Aporn Sarakham and their son Korawee Sarakham were present.
Aporn said she did not know her husband's whereabouts, but knew he was in a safe place. He had called in to a radio station on June 13.
She said her husband may return to face the court once the country returns to "full democracy" because he had said he did not feel safe.
Aber es ist eine Schande dass es noch nicht mal in dieser "guten Militärdiktatur"möglich ist
Thaksins mörderische Teilzeitterroristen selbst bei klarer Aktenlage zu einer gerechten
Strafe zu verurteilen und diese auch irgendwie durchzusetzen.
Wenn man diese "Freiheitskämpfer" gegen eine lächerliche Kaution freilässt sind sie
natürlich weg weil sie sich in einem Lande wo Gerichtsverfahren wenn auch selten
einmal bis zur Veruteilung kommen "unsicher" fühlen.
Aber dies ist wie schon gesagt ein lange vergessener Fall.
Während die 30 Morde während der Suthepschen Volksmärsche durch Thaksins Democrazy Kämpfer
bisher noch weitgehend unbearbeitet sind!
Aber Ermordete fühlen sich eben nicht mehr unsicher!