Another Warrant issued : Warrant out for Pakistani man!!!

 

 

A warrant was issued for Abdul Tawab (right) in connection
 with the Erawan shrine bombing.
(Bangkok post file photo and Royal Thai Police photo)

The Min Buri Court has approved an arrest warrant for

 Abdul Tawab in connection with the Aug 17 Erawan shrine

 and Sathorn pier bombing case.

 Police charged Abdul Tawab, 40, with collaborating to illegally

have in possession explosives and armaments. They sought

 the warrant after searching a room at Pool-Anant Apartment

in Bangkok's Nong Chok district on Aug 29.

 Yusufu Mieraili, the suspect arrested along the Thai-Cambodian

 border in Sa Kaeo on Sept 1, also implicated Mr Tawab,

 saying he knew the man. Witnesses at the apartment also

 confirmed Mr Mieraili's account.

 Mr Tawab is allegedly chief of an Uighur  trafficking gang

 through Thailand to third countries.

He also reportedly helped the blue-shirted man, believed to

 be responsible for the Sathorn pier bombing, and an unknown

 man seen at a Bang Kapi mall, escape to Malaysia.

 Mr Tawab is believed to be a Pakistani national and

 husband of Panissara Chaleerattarom, a 39-year-old Thai

 arrested on Sunday at a dormitory near University of

Thailand Chamber of Commerce in Bangkok's Din Daeng

 area on Sunday, said police spokesman Pol Lt Gen Prawut

Tavornsiri on Thursday.

 "We have yet to verify whether he really is her husband.

 But we have a rough idea he had not played as big a role

 in the plot as Yusufu Mieraili [the suspect arrested along

 the Thai-Cambodian border in Sa Kaeo on Sept 1] did.

"We think they are all on the same team. While we can't

identify the mastermind, we don't think Ishan

 [Abudusataer Abudureheman] is the man.

 Mr Tawab could be a facilitator while Ms Panissara might

 have known about the illegal entry and given the perpetrators

 refuge," he said.

 Police think Ishan, who remains at large, might have been

 the yellow-shirted man caught on closed-circuit cameras

placing the bomb at the Erawan shrine.

Ms Panissara was also captured by closed-circuit cameras

hailing a taxi for the blue-shirted man, believed to be the

 bomber at Sathorn pier on Aug 18. She is now in military

 custody and would be sent to police after soldiers are done

 questioning her, he said. As the investigation unfolds,

police have found the network keeps expanding, involving

 several several people.

The general also said the Turkish Embassy in Bangkok had

 sent its first secretary to help verify passports seized by

Thai authorities, as well as that held by Adem Karadag.

The first suspect caught in this case, Mr Karadag was arrested

 in an apartment full of passports and bomb materials in

Min Buri on Aug 29.

His lawyer later denied his involvement in the bombing but

 admitted he had entered Thailand illegally.

 Police thought he might have been the caretaker of the

 materials.

 

The general said the Turkish diplomat would like to send all

 passports to Turkey for proper verification.

"We could not comply with the request because they are kept

by the military and are needed for criminal proceedings,"

Pol Lt Gen Prawut said.

 

The most Thai authorities can do right now is to give copies

of them to the embassy and allow them to verify the documents
 in Thailand, he added.

 Pol Lt Gen Prawit also said police had discussed with the

Turkish diplomat about the escape route of Ishan, whom the

Bangladeshi Embassy confirmed had left Bangladesh for

Turkey.

Earlier, the embassy issued a statement it was not contacted

 by Thai police for help in the case as claimed by Thai authorities.

The general explained by protocols police could not send

documents directly to Turkish authorities. "I admit I might

have jumped to conclusion.

 We will from now on find a way to coordinate more closely

with Turkish authorities.

In the meantime, we're checking with the United Arab

Emirates and India as Ishan was said to have gone through

 Abu Dhabi and India," he said.

News,Crime,Bangkok Post,17 September 2015.

 

All suspected are reasonable linked,if the authorities can

arrest more of them,I believe there will be more progress

about the bomb case.

 

Hope all process done seriously and clearly for all cooperation.

 

Sincerely Yours.