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	&ldquo;As the police chief, he could have informed Hong Kong&rsquo;s government to notify the Thai government,&rdquo; Democrat MP Satit Pitutecha said. He said Priewpan may have breached the law or seriously violated professional ethics, so he is gathering information to file the charge.</div>
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