Thailand knows who was behind the plan to help Ms. Yingluck escape
On September 22, Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister General Prawit Wongsuwon said that the country's police are temporarily detaining for questioning three police officers and civilians suspected of helping former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra flee abroad.
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| Former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra. Source: EPA/TTXVN |
The Bangkok Post newspaper quoted Deputy Prime Minister Prawit as saying that among the three arrested officers was a police colonel who said he was "ordered" to help former Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra leave the country.
Mr Prawit said the officer had revealed the name of the person behind the entire plan to help Ms Yingluck flee the country, but the Deputy Prime Minister would not reveal the identity of this person.
Mr. Prawit also refused to respond to information that the person behind everything was a former Bangkok City Police Chief.
According to Deputy Prime Minister Prawit, Ms. Yingluck drove to the Aranyaprathe border checkpoint in Sakaew province bordering Cambodia at midnight when the checkpoint was closed.
Ms. Yingluck is said to have changed cars and then gone to a casino to cross the border into Cambodia with a secretary./.
According to VNA/VIETNAM+
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