Abhisit, Suthep could face 700 charges of attempted murder: Tarit
The Department of Special Investigation chief will Wednesday hold a meeting of DSI and other police investigators to speed up work on over 700 attempted murder cases against former prime minister Abhisit Vejjajiva and former deputy premier Suthep Thaugsub
DSI directorgeneral Tarit Pengdith said he would hold the meeting at 9am to tell DSI and police investigators to speed up the checking of documents in the cases, which involve people who were shot and injured during the political violence of April and May 2010.
Tarit said the investigators would later review the cases with public prosecutors before filing attempted murder charges against Abhisit and Suthep.
Tarit said investigators have been told to separate the cases of about 1,500 people who were injured into those with severe injuries and those with minor injuries.
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