Suspects in luxurycar racket surrender to police
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Nareunart Kuansawat and Thanan Kuansawat, suspected of involvement in the trade of highend cars modified to avoid taxes, surrendered themselves Thursday to police.
Tarit Pengdith, chief of the Department of Special Investigation (DSI), said there was strong evidence to suggest the duo were investors behind the six imported highend cars that mysteriously caught fire in Nakhon Ratchasima.
However, the two men denied all charges and told DSI investigators that they were in the housing estate property business. They declined to give any testimony about the luxury cars, gas receipts, or about their relationship with the owner of the transportation company responsible for transporting the vehicles.
Posting Bt2 million for their bail, the duo said they would submit documents to the DSI on June 28 at 1pm to back their testimony. Investigators initially released the two without asking for bail, but the duo insisted on posting Bt2 million in order to show their sincerity.
The Nation
