Economic Crime Suppression Division (ECSD) police have issued summonses for four ‘Do Good Foundation’ committee members for questioning, including the foundation’s treasurer, “Apiwut” (surname withheld).
ECSD commander, Pol. Maj-Gen. Thatpoom Jaruprat, said that the four individuals represent the second tier of people to be questioned. Apiwut is of interest since it was discovered that he was linked to 36 million baht of the foundation’s money.
He said that police will wrap up the case within 60 days, before handing the case to prosecutors.
Meanwhile, two cars belonging to the foundation were found abandoned yesterday in front of the Chao Fah community office in Khu Khot, Lam Luk Ka district of Pathum Thani.
People in the neighbourhood said the pickup truck has been parked there for about a week and the passenger van had been parked there since Sunday afternoon. They also noted that the Chao Fah community office has been quiet for a longtime.
The passenger van is reported to have been frequently used often by Panadda Wongphudee for travel out of Bangkok.
In the meantime, the Nang Ngam food shop, in a petrol station in Mueang district of Pathum Thani, which is reported to belong to Panadda was closed yesterday. An employee of the gas station said that the food shop has been closed since Panadda’s arrest.
