Gunman Kills Man Over Drug Debt, Steals Money, Livestreams Arrest

The perpetrator is seen collecting the victim's belongings, including a wallet, after the shooting. The motive is believed to be a dispute over drug debts.

The suspect, Sutthirak, is described as brazen, even livestreaming his activities as police closed in on his location in Sa Kaeo.

Sutthirak is heard livestreaming as police surround his location, showing a defiant attitude.

Footage shows police apprehending Sutthirak and two other individuals at a resort in Aranyaprathet.

Authorities confirm that two men and one woman were detained at the scene.

The suspects were apprehended at a resort. Sutthirak and his male companion tested positive for drugs.

Approximately 140 methamphetamine pills were found near the deceased victim's body.

The victim's wife states he sold lottery tickets and had previously used drugs but believed he had quit.

Sutthirak admits to the conflict being drug-related, suggesting a betrayal over narcotics.

CCTV footage shows the suspect's vehicle and a red bag matching the description of the stolen wallet.

Sutthirak appears cheerful when questioned about the incident, stating he doesn't need to apologize and suggesting the victim should appear in his dreams.

Sutthirak claims he acted because he dislikes people who speak disrespectfully and that the victim insulted his parents.

The suspect is described as having buried the body and then dug it up again.

A reporter interviews Sutthirak, who maintains a casual demeanor and claims the act was an accident.

Sutthirak is questioned about taking the victim's belongings, stating he intended to discard them.

Sutthirak attributes his actions to lack of sleep rather than intoxication, but later admits to being drunk.

Sutthirak claims he apologized to the victim's mother but insists the victim must apologize to him first.

Sutthirak's continued smiling demeanor leads to him being nicknamed 'Bom Khuk' (Prison Bom).

CCTV footage reveals Sutthirak's accomplices helped transport the victim's belongings.

Sutthirak initially claims he acted alone, but evidence suggests his friends were involved in moving the stolen goods.

The other two suspects, Kritanart and Chayapol, were arrested for their involvement in moving the victim's belongings.