Police probe after students threatened schoolmate with firearm
BANGKOK — Bangkok police have ordered legal action against a group of students from a well-known school in the Samsen area after they allegedly assaulted a schoolmate and threatened him with a firearm. The case was reported on 8 August following an incident involving students from St. Gabriel’s College. The school has since issued a […] The post Police probe after students threatened schoolmate…
Bangkok police have initiated legal proceedings against a group of students from St. Gabriel’s College following an incident where they allegedly assaulted a classmate and threatened him with a firearm. The case was reported on August 8th after an altercation occurred on July 21st. The school has since implemented stricter security measures and safety protocols.
Commissioner Pol. Lt. Gen Siam Boonsom assigned Pol. Maj. Gen. Worasak Phisitbanakorn to lead an investigation at the Samsen Police Station. The students involved will be brought before the Juvenile and Family Court. Authorities allege that the incident, captured on social media, arose from an ongoing dispute between two factions of students.
Parents of the victim lodged a complaint at Samsen Police Station, leading investigators to summon all parties involved to provide statements. A multidisciplinary team is assisting in the proceedings, as mandated in juvenile cases.
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