Speaking at a news briefing organised by the police, Mr Theerachai, said he started working for Mr Wuthipong in 2013. He said Mr Wuthipong asked him to keep all the firearms and radio station equipment at his house after the coup in May 2014. Mr Theerachai said he met Mr Wuthipong three times in Laos, and the most recent visit was last month. Mr Wanchaichana said he usually visited Mr Theerachai to talk about politics and meet others with similar opinions. Meanwhile, former prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra has filed a police complaint against two anchors of a TV programme who he said links him with Mr Wuthipong.

Source: Bangkok Post March 24, 2017 22:41 UTC