Warrant Issued for Ex-Officer in Shooting at Thai Ruling Party Office
A court has issued an arrest warrant for a former police officer on three serious charges following a shooting incident at the office of Thailand's ruling Pheu Thai Party in Surat Thani province. Police indicated the suspect may have had psychological issues.
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