Piyarat "Toto" Chongthep, head of the We Volunteer (WeVo) guards of pro-democracy protesters, reported to technology crime suppression police on Thursday to hear lese majeste charges.
WeVo chief guard rearrested after release
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Kalasin court denies him bail in royal defamation case
published : 3 Apr 2021 at 17:07
44 Piyarat Toto Chongthep at the Prachachuen Police station in Bangkok on Friday before he was taken to Kalasin to face new charges. (Photo from TLHR Twitter)
The chief guard of the Ratsadon protesters has been taken into custody on a charge of royal defamation right after he was temporarily released from detention on other charges.
Piyarat “ Toto” Chongthep, head of WeVo guards, had been detained earlier at Bangkok Remand Prison on charges of illegal association and possession of arms after police caught him and several guards at a mall in Bangkok on March 8.
The missing baby that wasn t, phone con, Mali s tar tales
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Hospital loses baby not Piyarat Puibuakor and her husband, Panya Kankeow
Police are taking criminal action against a woman who laid a false complaint alleging a Chon Buri hospital had misplaced her baby, after she duped her family into thinking she had given birth.
Piyarat Puibuakor, aged 37, and her husband, Panya Kankeow, 29, complained to Chon Buri police on Dec 7 claiming Chon Buri hospital had lost their baby daughter, after the newborn was supposedly transferred to its care on Oct 11.
They said a nurse from the hospital, who kept in touch throughout the two months in which the little girl was receiving care, had called them on Dec 2 to pick up the child, as she was ready to go home.