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Burmese authorities delay MPDF shooting investigation

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Nai Jorn : Burmese authorities in Mudon Township are failing to follow up on their investigation of  the shooting of Nai Marn, a prominent member of the splinter group the Mon Peace and Defense Front (MPDF), on September 30th.

“Five days have already passed, but no one is sure who shot him yet. They [the authorities] only came to ask about it on the evening of that event, and the next morning of it happening [the shooting ]”, a source close to the victim reported.

According to this source, Nai Marn from the MPDF was shot by an unknown gunman on the evening of September 30th, at 8 pm,  while eating at a restaurant near the entrance of Hnee padaw village in southern Mudon Township. He was wounded in the thigh and abdomen, and immediately sent to  Moulmein General Hospital as an in-patient. Neither of the wounds were fatal.

Nai Marn is a trusted peer of the leader of  the MPDF, Nai Aung Naing.

This source also reported that the gunman arrived the front of the restaurant via motorbike, fired three shots, and then fled.

According to Kaowao news group, the shooting occurred in a karaoke bar at the restaurant, which was opened and owned by Nai Marn; the karaoke bar reportedly featured a staff of female companions for clients.

According to a businessman with family members within the  MPDF, the shooting could be related to Nai Marn’s notoriously fraudulent business practices.

According to this businessman, Nai Marn has reportedly stolen millions of kyat from civilians in Mywaddy city on the Thai-Burma border, by telling his victims that he can obtain legal registrations for their motor vehicles, accepting their funds, and then disappearing without delivering the promised registrations.

According to a businessman from Myawaddy, Nai Marn used the funds he gains dishonestly in Myawaddy to run a thriving  fuel-selling business in Moulmein.

Two members of the MPDF were shot and wounded in September 2009 in Thanphyzayart town. Despite the fact that the attack occurred  in front of Light Infantry Battalion (LIB) No. 62 headquarters, their assailant has never been caught.

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