Terror suspect Surachai Thewarat will be given more time to reconsider cooperating with the Department of Special Investigation and giving details about armed violence by red-shirt protestors during the protests in May.
"Then he changed his mind," he said. "But he did not "bluntly refuse" to cooperate further and, as of now, is asking for more time before deciding whether to give out more details," he said.
The DSI would ask him to reconsider cooperating soon, despite the existing evidence being enough to prosecute him on terrorism charges, Tharit said. "But it will do him good if he cooperates and gives out useful information," he added.
"No time frame has been discussed. I want to give him some comfort - not pressure," he added.