Chiang Mai - Police have arrested a deputy mayor of a tambon administrative organisation for having killed the mayor and two others.

Worawut Pali, 46, was arrested at his house in Lamphun after allegedly killing the mayor of a tambon administrative organisation in Lamphun and Worawut's sister-in-law and her boyfriend late Tuesday night.

Police said Worawut was drinking with Sujit Pali, 48, at a restaurant in Chiang Mai's San Kamphaeng district when he became angry and shot and killed Sujit at 11 pm Tuesday. He was Suji's deputy and relative.

Worawut then drove to a restaurant of his sister-in-law, Kingkaew Pali, 32, and shot and killer her along with her boyfriend, Chainarong Fongkham, 33.

Worawut told police that Suji looked down on him that he lacked capability to work as a deputy mayor while his sister-in-law refused to return a sum of money she borrowed from him.

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