Protesters ‘behaved badly’


Rain of terror: Pro-democracy demonstrators face water canons as police try to disperse protesters in Bangkok. — AP

A ROYALIST group calling itself People Protecting the Institution filed a complaint at Metropolitan Police Bureau against student-led protesters, accusing them of inappropriate behaviour during the royal motorcade on Oct 14.

Chakrapong Klinkaew, leader of the group, led lawyers and royalists to submit evidence to police officers, headed by Pol Maj-General Sukhun Prommayon, Metropolitan Police Bureau’s deputy commissioner.

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