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	The source claimed that the clips clearly showed that Adem Karadag, the first suspect arrested following the Erawan Shrine blast, was allegedly the man in yellow shirt.</div>
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	The source said video clips showed that the man in yellow shirt entered the park through Gate 5 of the park and entered a toilet room, which is about 100 metres away from the gate.</div>
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	Then, a man, who looked like Karadag came out of the toilet room with short hair instead of long hair he did not wear sunglasses like the yellow-shirt man. The man also changed his shirt to be a grey one.</div>
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	The clips showed that the man spent about 20 minutes in the toilet room, the source added.</div>
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Police have video clips to link bomber to first-arrested suspect

Police have found video clips at the Lumpini Park to link the yellow-shirt man who planted a bomb at the Erawan Shrine to the suspect who was arrested at Nong Chok apartment, a police source said.