Mano Subdistrict Chief Mob Enters Phetchaburi with Firearms
The NPFA convoy consisting of over 30 vehicles entered Phetchaburi province, where police tightened security and found a loaded 9mm handgun.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
- The NPFA convoy of over 30 vehicles traveled into Phetchaburi province.
- Police set up strict security checkpoints along the incoming routes.
- A driver in the convoy was found carrying a loaded 9mm handgun.
According to news reports, the NPFA network, commonly known as the Mano Subdistrict Chief protest group, led a convoy of more than 30 vehicles into Phetchaburi province to carry out their scheduled activities, prompting close monitoring from local security forces.
As the convoy arrived, provincial police and relevant security units elevated their protective measures, establishing strict checkpoints to thoroughly inspect all vehicles participating in the caravan to prevent any unrest or the smuggling of illegal items into the area.
Stock photo for illustration only, not from the actual event
During the vehicle inspections, officers intercepted a suspicious car within the convoy. A search of the driver and the vehicle interior revealed a 9mm handgun that was concealed and fully loaded, ready for immediate use, raising high alertness among the officers stationed at the checkpoint.
The movement of political groups accompanied by a large fleet of vehicles is typically a scenario requiring rigorous attention from security authorities. The strict checkpoints and the discovery of a ready-to-use firearm underscore the critical necessity of interception measures to prevent potential violence amidst politically sensitive climates.
Initially, police detained the driver possessing the firearm and gathered evidence to proceed with legal actions. Meanwhile, the remaining vehicles in the convoy continued to be closely monitored by law enforcement officers in Phetchaburi province.
Source: Matichon Politics
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