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Fugitive Arisman surrenders in Pattaya
The Nation December 7, 2011 1:00 am

Fugitive red-shirt leader Arisman Pongruangrong yesterday surrendered to the Pattaya Provincial Court in connection with the case relating to the disruption of the Asean Summit in 2009 by red-shirt protesters, according to a source.
Arisman was accompanied by his lawyers when he arrived at the court yesterday afternoon. He was later granted temporary release with a bail of Bt2 million, according to the source.
Court officials will hold a press briefing this morning to give more details about Arisman's surrender and the legal proceedings regarding the case, the source said.
The government was forced to cancel the 2009 summit in Pattaya after a large group of red-shirt protesters stormed into the conference venue at a local hotel.
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Arisman will surrender to the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) at 10am today to face charges related to five violent incidents during last year's political mayhem. He will be booked at the DSI before acknowledging his indictments at the Office of the Attorney-General. DSI director-general Tarit Pengdith said public prosecutors would be responsible for bail review.
Arisman will be booked at the Department of Special Investigation (DSI) before acknowledging his indictments at the Office of the Attorney General.
DSI director-general Tharit Pengdith said public prosecutors would be responsible for bail review.
Arisman fled Bangkok following the dispersal of the crowd at the Ratchaprasong rally site in May 2010. He reportedly sought and received safe haven in Cambodia.
He was a key organiser of red-shirt street protests at the Rajdamnoen and Ratchaprasong rally sites from March to May last year.