“I’ve heard that the Medical Council has just received the request. We believe the council will contact us,” Pol Maj General Chanthep Sesawet, deputy commissioner of Metropolitan Police, said yesterday.
Chuwong died on June 27 when the Lexus in which he was a passenger crashed. It was driven by Pol Lt Colonel Banyin Tangpakorn, a former deputy commerce minister and ex-MP.
Banyin claims the crash was an accident.
The victim’s family has suspected foul play since Banyin escaped unhurt and Chuwong reportedly made huge transfers of shares to two women just days before his demise.
Police are seeking arrest warrants in connection with the stock deals.
National Police chief Somyot Poompanmuang urged any witnesses of the car crash to come forward.
“We are carefully conducting the investigation,” he said.
Chanthep said Somyot had instructed case investigators at Udomsuk Police Station to focus on 10 additional points.
Banyin has maintained that he did nothing wrong.