
Methee said Suphoth did submit his asset documents to the NACC on Tuesday, though he might be summoned for interrogation if NACC finds the provided information insufficient.
The NACC is interested in Supoth’s financial status and assets after Bt18.1 million cash was allegedly stolen from his home late last year.
If the NACC finds that Suphoth’s wealth is unusual, it will look to see if this money had come from corruption, Methee added.