Bangkok Post
Published: 1/FEB/2010 at 01:17 PM
Khattiya Sawasdipol, or Seh Daeng as better known, reported to police on Monday to hear charges against him.
He showed up at the Crime Suppression Division (CSD) to answer charges of possessing war weapons. Police on Jan 21 raided his home in the compound of the 4th Cavalry Battalion in the Kiakkai area of Bangkok and the living quarters of his aide and found war weapons.
Police said they seized an M26 grenade, a .38 calibre pistol and a number of bullets in his house.
The raids followed the grenade attack in the morning of Jan 15 on the offices of army chief Gen Anupong Paojinda at army headquarters on Ratchadamnoen Avenue. Sae Dand has denied involvement in the attack. He has also denied owning the weapons seized in raids on his home, saying that he was framed. He was suspended from work on Jan 5 for violating army regulations. The order was signed by Defence Minister Prawit .
Red-shirts gather at the Crime Suppression Division on Monday to show their support for him.
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