Today the 7 law enforcement officials accused of the suffocation dying caught on video of a suspect in custody at the Nakhon Sawan police station had their day in courtroom. Pol Col Thitisan “Jo Ferrari” Utthanaphon admitted that he assaulted the suspect, but claimed his death was an accident and denied the strongest expenses of homicide and torture in opposition to him.

In reality, all 7 officers confessed or plead guilty to the charge of homicide by means of torture, doubtless as a outcome of a conviction is punishable by the demise penalty. The case is being tried by the Central Criminal Court for Corruption and Misconduct Cases and at present marked the first official day of the trial.

A few of the boys denied all expenses levied in opposition to them while others confessed to some of the lesser charges. Thitisan admitted guilt within the courtroom to the charges of malfeasance in office which is listed as an offence in Section 157 of the Criminal Code. He also confessed to expenses of coercion, along with misuse of power causing harm to different individuals.

โซล่าเซลล์ราคาถูก has indicted all 7 officers on these costs. Evidence might be examined at future hearings, with the subsequent one scheduled for two months from now, on January 19. The father of the victim who was suffocated to death requested to be added as a joint prosecutor attempting the case, and as neither the defence legal professionals nor the prosecutor objected, the court docket approved his request.

The high profile case has been gathering condemnation and outrage from the public because the video of the August 5 was leaked by a lawyer to social media. Viewers have been appalled as many layers of plastic baggage had been positioned over the suspects head while his arms have been bound in what the police involved claimed was an attempt to get details about illegal medicine. The case additionally revealed the extreme wealth Thitisan had gathered as a relatively low-paid police officer..