Police had identified “Boss”, a person for whom Kittisak allegedly worked, but evidence in the case has yet to “reach” that person, so they cannot summon him yet, the spokesman said.
So, police want to try to first get hold of Kittisak, who entered the UK on Christmas Day and has reportedly remained there. They plan to submit an extradition request to the Office of the Attorney General today, he said, adding that Thai police also sent information about Kittisak to Interpol to help issue a warrant for his arrest.
In related news, TV actor Pakorn “Boy” Chatborirak, who had bought a Lamborghini from Kittisak via suspect Pada Buakhao, is due to return the car and testify to the Anti-Money Laundering Office tomorrow morning. Police suspect that the car was bought with stolen money, then resold at a cheaper price to the actor.