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	Priewpan said he will carry on his job until his retirement at the end of September.</div>
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	He added he did not want to supervise the police service because incumbent Deputy Prime Minister Chalerm Yoobamrung was already doing a good job.</div>
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	He said following his retirement, he might continue his involvement in the suppression of illicit drugs.</div>
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Police chief Priewpan rules out early exit

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