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Lopburi gold shop suspect: He's a former cop's son who says he did it for the thrillPicture: SanookFurther details have emerged into the background of the man police in Lopburi say robbed a gold shop on January 9th innocent people in cold blood.Thirty eight year old Prasittichai 'Golf' Khaokaew has reported said that he committed the callous crime because he wanted a thrill. He was bored with his life and wanted a challenge.Police are skeptical about these claims. What they do know for sure is that their man is the son of one of their own. His father is a former police officer, reported Sanook.(It has further been reported elsewhere that his mother was a teacher).Golf is the director of a primary school (Wat Pho Chai school) in nearby Singburi though he resides in Lopburi.Crime Suppression Division became aware of Golf's identity a week ago after tips from the public. Since then they have been involved in evidence gathering.They got a warrant for his arrest on Tuesday and then heavily armed officers stopped the suspect on Wednesday morning as he drove his BMW Series 5 car to school along Route 311 in Tha Wung sub-district of Lopburi.He offered no resistance and reportedly said he expected to be arrested. The takedown was made by the special task force team known as 'Hanuman'.No gun was found in his possession but police found a lot of 9mm ammunition the same as that used in the heist.The gun - a Czech made CZ SP 01 - was the property of his father. He had given it back to him the day after the robbery.He was taken to the tourist police station following his arrest.The 2008 red Yamaha Fino motorcycle used in the robbery was borrowed from his father-in-law and has since been returned to him.Head of the team involved in the investigations Pol Maj-Gen Jiraphop Phuridech thanked the public for their help.

I'm used to making a fool of myself so I will have a go at stating what I find wrongThe motive changes by the hour, was it a 'hit', did he do it for the money as he was in debt, or did he do it for the 'thrill', jealousy was a part? regardless - he then went calmly out that night for a meal!DNA, do the 'Police' now have a mobile testing lab, if so where is it accredited? Sweat sample, murder, carnage, chaos, lots of people, yet this newly established unit managed to match sweat samples from the perp, given their history with all things criminal & DNA, I can't help but wonder?1, The gun - check - his FIL's.2, Gold - check - found in his aunties house.3. Gait - check - leg injury causes him to walk and stand a specific way4. Shoes - check - match the prints found on the glass5. Wife - check - she told the cops that he did it.6. Admission of guilt - check - He SAID he did it.The reasons behind his thinking is neither here nor there. This is not a balanced individual.

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The gun - a Czech made CZ SP 01 - was the property of his father. He had given it back to him the day after the robbery.I asked in the prior thread, how/where this guy got his gun and gun training from. At the time, I suspected military, but it turns out to be police, so not much difference. Kind of had to figure, one way or the other.Meanwhile, how does a government (?) primary school director get enough money to be driving around Thailand in a BMW 5 series car?

Not on his school salary, I'd think. Wonder if that came via police daddy as well?And didn't reports of the model of gun used in the robbery start surfacing in the Thai media prior to this guy's arrest?

If the son gave the gun back to the father the day after the robbery, at some point, wouldn't the father have started to wonder? How many CZ SP 01s are floating around Singburi/Lopburi these days? Not much of a detective?Edited January 23 by TallGuyJohninBKK.

1, The gun - check - his FIL's.2, Gold - check - found in his aunties house.3. Gait - check - leg injury causes him to walk and stand a specific way4.

Shoes - check - match the prints found on the glass5. Wife - check - she told the cops that he did it.6. Admission of guilt - check - He SAID he did it.The reasons behind his thinking is neither here nor there. This is not a balanced individual. He did it.All, with the exception perhaps of no. 3 (which could be circumstantial / convenient) are very easily fabricated / forced, not saying anything has or hasn't, you, me and every other person is only getting what information is released, I honestly hope that justice has / will be been done, but the police here do have a track record that is iffy to say the least, hence why there is always a feeling of skepticism. I'm used to making a fool of myself so I will have a go at stating what I find wrongThe motive changes by the hour, was it a 'hit', did he do it for the money as he was in debt, or did he do it for the 'thrill', jealousy was a part? regardless - he then went calmly out that night for a meal!DNA, do the 'Police' now have a mobile testing lab, if so where is it accredited?

Sweat sample, murder, carnage, chaos, lots of people, yet this newly established unit managed to match sweat samples from the perp, given their history with all things criminal & DNA, I can't help but wonder?To an intelligent comment I can always answer indirectly, what I wrote I did not say that it is not the killer, but what I meant and that will never come true because simply, the killer could be a professional killer paid by someone very powerful that probably not even the killer knows.Have matter to reflect also in this way. Edited January 23 by ICELANDMAN. Growth.