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'Wanted' militant surrenders

NARATHIWAT - A suspected surgent wanted under an arrest warrant surrendered to the authorities on Tuesday.

The suspect was identified as Abdulhaleng jae U-so, 34, a native of Narathiwat’s Tak Bai district.

Mr Abdulhaleng contacted the head of Moo 7 village in tambon Prai Wan before surrendering to authorities at Tambon Prai Wan Administrative Organisation in the afternoon.

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  • kasper

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    Discussion 2 : 26 Feb 2013 at 19.562

    Jail or no jail, I hope the authorities hide these defectors well from other militants, and use them as informants in exchange for a reduced sentense, a witness protection program or similar. They most likely have invaluable information about their fellow militants.

    The fact that the authorities not only tell the public that militants defect, but also publish their name, unfortunately suggests that Thai intelligence services are still in their infancy!

  • rontorr

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    Discussion 1 : 26 Feb 2013 at 18.411

    he forgot to say "after my time in jail"

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