Police in Chon Buri arrested a drug addict after he murdered his sister-in-law. The suspect claimed that he was offended because the sufferer accused him of spreading Covid-19 which led to the demise of a neighbour.
Officers from Baan Bueng Police Station have been alerted to the capturing at a grocery shop on Nong Prue Kao-Baan Hua Kun Jae Road on Saturday, April 29. Upon investigating the scene, officers found the shop owner seriously injured with a gunshot wound to her neck. The 56 yr outdated injured woman named Wiriya Jirawat was despatched to a hospital however later died from the accidents.
Wiriya’s daughter, 22 12 months outdated Donlaya, told officers that she noticed a vehicle parked close to her mother’s shop on the night time earlier than the incident. Then, Unexplored saw the identical car parked about 10 metres away from the shop on the incident day before hearing the sound of gunfire.
The victim’s son, 34 12 months outdated Pisut Samruay, said he was having a shower inside the home when he heard the gunshot. He rushed out to find his mom mendacity in a pool of blood. Pisut stated that his mother was pleasant and all the time assisted her neighbours and that she had by no means had any conflicts with anyone.
Officers checked the shop’s CCTV cameras and managed to identify the murderer as 38 yr outdated Teerapong Sawatsolawong, the brother of Wiriya’s husband named Sophon Sawatsolawong.
CCTV footage showed the drug addict parking his vehicle close to the shop, getting out, and going straight to Wiriya’s store. He approached her after which shot her. Teerapong aimed to shoot Wiriya once more when she fell to the ground however the cartridge was a clean. The drug addict then fled the scene in his trailer.
Officers managed to find Teerapong hiding in a forest close to Chanta Waree Meditation Centre in the province. They apprehended him and seized his 11mm Taurus pistol. Teerapong admitted to the homicide, notifying investigating cops that the victim at all times complained about him being a drug addict and his unruly behaviour.
Teerapong added that he murdered the woman as a outcome of she mentioned he was spreading Covid.
Teerapong was charged with Section 289 of the Criminal Law: intentional homicide. The penalty might be life imprisonment or imprisonment for 15 to 20 years..